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15 Must-Know Audit Acronyms | Decoding the Jargon
Learn key audit acronyms for better professional communication and increased trust with supervisors, peers, and clients.
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Best CPA Exam Simulations: Full-Length CBT Mocks
Find the best CPA exam simulations, and learn how full-length CBT mocks replicate exam conditions. Compare top providers, and see why UWorld delivers the most realistic CPA exam practice simulation.

How Many Practice Questions Do I Need for CPA Exam?
If you’re wondering, “How many practice questions for CPA exam prep is enough?”, you’re not alone. This guide will help you strike the perfect balance between quality, quantity, and confidence.

Best Adaptive Learning CPA Review Course (2025-2026)
Looking for the best adaptive learning CPA review course? Discover how top CPA review providers personalize your study path, focus on weaknesses, and boost your chances of CPA Exam success.
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Bypass 2017 CPA Exam Changes With 2016 Roger CPA Review Course
Roger CPA Review has just made 2016 course materials available to CPA Exam candidates. Sitting for and passing the CPA Exam in 2016 is the perfect way to bypass…

Breaking News: First 10 Days Of Each Blackout Month Will Be Used For Testing
NASBA just announced that the first 10 days of each blackout month can be used by CPA Exam candidates to take the CPA Exam effective June 2016. Learn more here!

Best Tweets Of 2016 About The CPA Exam
Find out the best Tweets about the CPA Exam in 2016!

Best Jobs In America For 2016
Earlier this year, Glassdoor, a growing jobs and recruiting site, compiled a list of the 25 best jobs in America for 2016.

2017 CPA Exam Changes | Standardized Breaks
The 2017 CPA Exam changes is giving CPA Exam candidates something to celebrate! Standardized 15 minute breaks will be added to each part beginning April 1,…

ASU 2016-18, Statement Of Cash Flows (Topic 230): Restricted Cash
On November 17, the FASB issued ASU 2016-18, Statement of Cash Flows (Topic 230): Restricted Cash. It is intended to reduce diversity in the presentation of restricted cash and restricted cash equivalents in the statement.