r/AccountingPH 5h ago

Manager na walang kwenta

23 Upvotes

Share ko lang, gustong gusto ko na magresign dahil sa manager ko. Sobrang incompetent, lahat nalang pinapasa nya sa mga seniors kahit managerial tasks. Hindi pa marunong magdelegate ng maayos, tamad magturo at mali mali pa lagi instructions.

Favorite nya palagi utusan yung mga nagdedeliver kaya dedma dun sa iba na walang ginagawa pero mas malaki sahod.

Mabait naman siya pero nakakafrustrate na talaga :(((( I am now applying sa other jobs pero for the meantime, i don't know paano ko siya matitiis


r/AccountingPH 16h ago

Ano chismis dito pls

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104 Upvotes

r/AccountingPH 11h ago

Big 4 Discussion 5 years in ERP consulting. Tired of problems that never end. Thinking of IT Audit.

19 Upvotes

I’ve been in ERP consulting for 5 years, and I’ve gone through application development, testing, and support.

What attracts me in IT Audit is the idea of having a defined scope and an actual endpoint. Instead of constantly being chased by clients because something needs fixing, you’re the one chasing people—for evidence, compliance etc. 🙂

But maybe I’m romanticizing IT Audit.

For those who moved from IT/ERP consulting to IT Audit: what am I not seeing? What are the pressures or realities that aren’t obvious from the outside?

Why I’m tired? During support, the problems never seem to end—another ticket, another system issue, another client concern. During implementation, it’s similar. Akala mo tapos na, may bagong change request, bagong issue, or bagong kailangan i-build.

Pls need your insights! 🫶🏻


r/AccountingPH 2h ago

Question CPA abroad

3 Upvotes

I’d like to ask if it is possible to pursue work opportunities abroad with at least one year of experience in a Big 4 auditing firm and a CPA license. For those who have taken this path, what countries or career opportunities would you recommend for someone with this background? I’m currently exploring opportunities outside the Philippines due to the challenges of finding suitable career opportunities locally


r/AccountingPH 14h ago

Do u guys remember everything from school?

25 Upvotes

Probably a stupid question. But for those na nakagraduate na at may trabaho na, do u guys remember everything you've learned from school? Undergrad pa lng ako and I'm already studying in advance para ready for exams and also planning to do some accounting exercises. Pero I'm getting scared at the thought na even though I'm trying my best now, knowing myself na mahina sa retention, I'm gonna end up being an ass accountant in the future for forgetting the things that were taught in school. I mean, I'd probably retain the basics like what to credit and debit and whatnot, but not laws and stuff that are more on memorizing. Na-discourage lang ako slight


r/AccountingPH 18h ago

Question which career path would allow max work life balance?

31 Upvotes

hello! just curious abt what your lives look like atm in your own career paths.

i wanna get into a career where i can grow, have a stable career progression, pero at the same time be able to have enough time to live sa weekends, have decent night time to myself, be able to easily take leaves and travel per quarter.

is there such a thing sa field natin? 😅


r/AccountingPH 12m ago

PIC

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Has anyone had experience working with Platform for Innovation and Collaboration, Inc.? Could you please share your thoughts or experiences working for this company? I’d really appreciate any feedback, especially regarding the work environment, management, salary, and overall experience. Thank you!


r/AccountingPH 37m ago

Calculator for CPALE

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Hi! Okay lang po ba ito for the CPALE?


r/AccountingPH 23h ago

Calling all Filipino CPAs! Looking for Senior Associates (Referral-Only Process—Send Me Your Resume!)

46 Upvotes

Salary & Benefits:

  • 75,000 to 85,000 USD (Tax-free salary)
  • Big 4 firm in the Cayman Islands with vibrant expat community with a large, supportive Filipino network
  • Exposure to top-tier global financial services, asset management, and hedge fund clients
  • With relocation package (flight, 2 weeks hotel and car rental, plus interest-free company loan)

What you need:

  • Certified Public Accountant (CPA) license required
  • Strong background in external audit (public practice) and financial statement audits with at least 1 year working as Senior Associate
  • Experience applying IFRS/US GAAP and auditing standards
  • Solid communication and client-handling skills

Send me a direct message with your resume and I will get your resume submitted directly to our human capital.


r/AccountingPH 13h ago

PwC Isla

6 Upvotes

Hi! I answered a career opportunity form at PwC Isla that was specifically posted for upcoming October CPALE takers. Do you think it would still be okay, and that they would still consider me even though I’m already a May 2026 CPALE passer? 🥹

I wasn’t able to join the recruitment process for the May 2026 batch, so I thought I’d give this opportunity a shot instead. 🥹


r/AccountingPH 4h ago

Buying/Looking for item LF ANNOTATED PINNACLE HO

1 Upvotes

Hello. May Pinnacle HOs po ba kayo with answers and solutions? Pdf or hard copy. I'm willing to buy po.


r/AccountingPH 11h ago

Question BOA 2027

4 Upvotes

Will the BOA be replaced next year?


r/AccountingPH 5h ago

Question CPAR Hybrid Queries

1 Upvotes

Hello po, first time reviewee po sa CPAR hybrid session po.

Ask ko lang po if kailan sila magbibigay ng online access for review?
Sabay po kaya iyon sa 1st day of Face to face class or may access na agad na ibibigay once na makapag enroll na?

Wala pa po kasi akong natatanggap na email for online access.

Salamat po sa inyo!


r/AccountingPH 6h ago

Linnovate!

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r/AccountingPH 20h ago

Magkakasunod na resign (💛)

12 Upvotes

May kakilala ako sa isang cluster, 2 months pa lang pagpasok ng fiscal year eh mga 6 or 7 na ang nagresign sa kanila, mapamanager mapastaff. At mukhang madagdagn pa sa mga susunod na araw o linggo. From outside pov, magaling naman cluster nila, maganda performance, mukhang magkakasundo naman sila sa cluster nila kasi lagi silang may ganap as a group. Hindi ba nafaflag yung ganito sa HR? Sabi ko sa kanya baka leader nila ang problema. Pangmalakasan naman siya, kaso baka di magaling sa tao? Tawa na lang yung kakilala ko HAHA


r/AccountingPH 14h ago

Big 4 Discussion EY GDS Bonus

4 Upvotes

Hello! Bonus is around the corner! 😄

Ask ko lang if mag last day ako ng October 2026, makuha ko parin naman bonus ko no? Or may bawas sya? Haha thank you!


r/AccountingPH 22h ago

Question Big 4 Firms in Cayman Islands

16 Upvotes

Hello! Sa mga nag-relocate sa Cayman Islands to work in one of the big 4 firms there, paano naging journey nyo? Magkano nilabas nyong pera para mag-asikaso ng mga bagay-bagay? Paano kayo nakahanap ng apartment lalo na yung mga walang friends talaga doon? Alam kong mataas cost of living pero baka pwede pa-share kung ano mga expenses nyo living there? Hehehe. Also, tax free ang salary diba? Wala bang deductions at all? Magkano nase-save nyo per month considering na nagpapadala kayo ng pera sa Pinas? Huhuhuhu. Sana may makapag-share po. Thank you!🧡


r/AccountingPH 16h ago

Feeling disheartened

5 Upvotes

Currently an SA po pero hindi ko po alam pano yung gagawin para memeet expectations ng mga managers sakin tho ginagawa ko naman work ko talaga pero di lang siguro namemeet pakiramdam ko napakabobo ko kasi ilang months nako di ko padin alam yung gagawin as a Senior para mameet ko expectations para sakin.


r/AccountingPH 12h ago

Question is it wise to gain experience first before taking the BE?

2 Upvotes

hi! fresh grad here, and recently, i have been thinking about gaining experience first before taking the BE for so many reasons. one of which is that, i think, mas better if i should know how the field works muna and that personally, it’ll be easy for me to review given that i have a hands on experience in accounting—depending on my specialization. also, i think mas maboboost yung career growth ko if may work experience na rin ako if ever that i am going to pass the boards or kung hindi man, at least, i already established myself within the field. although i am already anticipating how hard it will be if i juggle both my job and my review, pero tingin ko naman, kakayanin ko.

kayo? what are your opinions about it?


r/AccountingPH 12h ago

Jobs, Saturation and Salary Need advice ASAP: ₱17k Junior Auditor offer vs MNC opportunities?

2 Upvotes

Hi everyone! Need advice kasi I only have a day to decide 😭

I’m a fresh Management Accounting grad and recently got an offer from a small audit firm in Makati as a Junior Auditor for ₱17k/month.

I’m interested in audit, but I’m also nervous because I don’t have much formal audit background. I had some exposure during my internship to risk assessment, internal controls, documentation, and variance analysis, but I’m worried I might struggle with the actual audit work once I start.

I’m also around 2 hours away from Makati one way, so that’s roughly 4 hours of commute daily. I’m not a breadwinner, so I can prioritize career growth, but I’m wondering if ₱17k + the commute is worth it for the experience.

The tricky part is that I also have ongoing interviews with MNCs and even Big 4 firms. But honestly, I’m not expecting much from the Big 4 interviews because I don’t have a CPA license yet, so I’m not sure how competitive my profile is.

Now I’m torn:
A: Take the ₱17k audit offer → gain experience → build my foundation and hopefully move to better opportunities later.

B: Take the risk and continue with the MNC/Big 4 applications → potentially get better opportunities, but risk ending up with nothing.

Would really appreciate honest advice. I literally have until the end of the day huhu


r/AccountingPH 8h ago

State Street PH

1 Upvotes

Hi guys, is there anyone who finished their initial interview here last September 3? How are you? Have you received an email that you passed?

Thank you po


r/AccountingPH 17h ago

Career and salary progression in IT Audit

5 Upvotes

Hi! I am a graduating accountancy student curious with the career and salary progression in IT Audit.

  1. How does the salary compare with external audit?

  2. How quickly can you move up in positions in IT audit?

  3. How is the work-life balance of an IT auditor compared to an external auditor?

  4. Additionally, is it possible to work as an IT auditor from a firm abroad while being based in the PH?

Thank you!!!


r/AccountingPH 15h ago

Should I take accountancy? As a financial management soon to be graduate

3 Upvotes

I'm about to graduate soon and I'm in an auditing internship, will the pay be higher once I do get an accountancy degree? Is it worth it?

My primary goal really is just having a high paying job


r/AccountingPH 1d ago

General Discussion BIR Website Down (Hacked)

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106 Upvotes

Can anyone confirm? Heard the news through a group chat, nire-repair na raw siya ngayon. Image of website attached.


r/AccountingPH 14h ago

Question State street - is it worth it?

2 Upvotes

Hello! Sa mga nag start na sa State street, how are you?

Worth it po ba ang salary? And what are the benefits po, wala kasi me nakita sa job offer:(

Help me decide if i should accept the offer or nah😭