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I recently accepted a position with a CPA firm for an audit role that will start on July 9. The only problem is that I was working (limited) in A/R, A/P, Reconciliations (limited), and XBRL filings for the past two years. So most of the theory from Financial, Intermediate, Managerial, Cost, and Government Accounting are just about out of my head (save for the rudimentary things). Also, I did not take an auditing course in undergrad though I will take one in the fall as I begin my journey for the MAcc and eventual CPA license (woooo)
As a first year audit associate at a relatively small cpa firm, what accounting topics should I focus on re-learning so I’m not way behind out of the gate? I have the Intermediate Accounting Book from Kieso (13th edition), a Cost Accounting Book, and a Government/Non-For-Profit accounting book.
Are there any other materials I should get to aid my re-learning?
Thanks.
-Shawn
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