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We adopted our name, CPATASKS.COM, from the 671 Representative tasks that are critical to a nlCPA’s (Newly licensed CPA’s) role in protecting the public interest. We recognize that the accounting profession is constantly evolving, and we embrace this change as an opportunity for growth and innovation. We invest in continuous professional development and advanced technologies to stay at the forefront of industry trends, regulatory requirements, and best practices.

Why CPATASKS.COM?

Our course materials are created to fall in line with the 2024 CPA Evolution Licensure Model, making it easy for you to stay ahead and gain an advantage when taking the exam. You’ll learn quickly, but more importantly, you’ll develop a profound comprehension of the Representative tasks that will prove invaluable throughout your entire accounting career. We have the largest testbank of real-life scenarios TBSs and MCQs. Our proprietary Learning Management system will provide you with the ability to study on your own schedule, and when you are finished, any topics you need to brush up on will still be open for review.

Our Approach

CPA Survival Index®

CPATASKS.COM’s CPA Survival Index® was designed to help CPA exam candidates determine if they have the necessary basic knowledge and skills to study for the exam.
“Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe.” ― Abraham Lincoln
Our CPA Survival Index® quickly reveals your strengths and weaknesses, enabling you determine what actions to take to enhance your preparation for the exam. Whether you have racked up years of experience or are a recent graduate, our CPA Survival Index® will assist you in knowing which of the 671 Representative tasks need to be brushed up on.

CPA Sandbox®

Experiential Learning– Real life, highly realistic MCQs and TBSs to drive experiential learning.
CPATASKS.COM’s CPA Sandbox® was developed to help students before, during and after their CPA Exam. Even though the program was designed with CPA exam candidates in mind, the CPA Sandbox® is equally useful for licensed CPAs, business owners, accounting educators, entrepreneurs and life-long learners. This form of experiential learning was designed with one goal in mind – to keep pace with the rapidly evolving skills and competencies the profession requires today and moving forward, namely critical thinking, problem solving, analytic ability, professional skepticism, and research.

Solving the CPA Pipeline Challenge

Currently, there is a significant surge in demand for the specialized services that skilled accountants offer, reaching unprecedented levels. However, the supply of accountants has not experienced a corresponding increase.
There is no single solution to solving the CPA pipeline challenge. The AICPA is working with multiple constituencies including firms, NASBA and State Boards of Accountancy, State CPA Societies, the Center for Audit Quality, and academia to identify and prioritize activities and solutions that can have the most impact on addressing the CPA pipeline issues.
At CPATASKS.COM, our team is dedicated to being part of the solution in addressing the need for a higher number of newly licensed CPAs (nlCPAs). We aim to support exam candidates in staying ahead in the constantly changing landscape of the CPA Exam.

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Since our service takes a personalized approach and is tailored to each client’s unique needs, the pricing will depend on various factors, such as the scope of the engagement, the specific goals and objectives, and the level of support required. As you make progress and attain desired outcomes, the pricing may be adjusted accordingly to account for the increasing value delivered.

Current CPA candidates will still be able to sit for the current CPA Exam until the launch of the Evolution-aligned CPA Exam in 2024. NASBA has announced a transition policy for candidates who have started, but not completed, the CPA Exam process by January 2024

Under the new licensure model, the Uniform CPA Examination will consist of three core sections and the candidate’s choice of one of three discipline sections. A candidate will be required to pass three core sections and one discipline section to meet the Exam requirements for licensure.

The discipline sections provide an opportunity for candidates to demonstrate a deeper level of knowledge in one pillar of the profession but will not prevent candidates from practicing outside that discipline once licensed. The three disciplines are Business Analysis and Reporting (BAR), Tax Compliance and Planning (TCP), and Information Systems and Controls (ISC).

The CPA Exam provides reasonable assurance to Boards of Accountancy that individuals who pass the CPA Exam possess the minimum level of knowledge and skills necessary for initial licensure as a CPA. To remain relevant to a dynamic profession and current with the real-world demands on nlCPAs, the CPA Exam must continually evolve.



The three Core exam sections, each four hours long, are: Auditing and Attestation (AUD), Financial Accounting and Reporting (FAR) and Taxation and Regulation (REG). The three Discipline exam sections, each four hours long, are: Business Analysis and Reporting (BAR), Information Systems and Controls (ISC) and Tax Compliance and Planning (TCP).

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