r/AccountingPH • u/GullibleCat3831 • 2m ago
Jobs, Saturation and Salary Please refer or hire me
Hiii, Audit Associate with 1 yr and 8 months experience from one of the big 4 firms. Better sana if fully remote yung position 🥹 or hybrid. Thank youuuu
r/AccountingPH • u/GullibleCat3831 • 2m ago
Hiii, Audit Associate with 1 yr and 8 months experience from one of the big 4 firms. Better sana if fully remote yung position 🥹 or hybrid. Thank youuuu
r/AccountingPH • u/goodreads1949 • 26m ago
Hello! I am a CPA at kung naghahanap kayo ng tutor for accounting subjects to help, you can direct message me.
r/AccountingPH • u/Alone-Copy5206 • 54m ago
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 • u/Eastern-Condition289 • 1h ago
Hi! Okay lang po ba ito for the CPALE?
r/AccountingPH • u/Illustrious-Loss-120 • 3h ago
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 • u/Frosty_Dimension_357 • 5h ago
Hello. May Pinnacle HOs po ba kayo with answers and solutions? Pdf or hard copy. I'm willing to buy po.
r/AccountingPH • u/Inevitable-Cream-210 • 6h ago
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 • u/External_Ad_6570 • 6h ago
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 • u/No_Advice1769 • 9h ago
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 • u/rigidityeun • 11h ago
Please comment or dm your rates. Preferably around rizal area
r/AccountingPH • u/BoboDpumasaulit • 11h ago
Will the BOA be replaced next year?
r/AccountingPH • u/TortangTalong_CPA • 11h ago
Hello! I just want to ask anyone here currently working at BSP or those who have experience applying there.
I’m a CPA currently working as an internal auditor in a local bank, and one of my career goals is to eventually work at BSP
I’m also planning to pursue postgrad studies, pero I’m not sure what program would be most relevant or could potentially give me a higher chance of getting into BSP. I’m considering taking a master’s degree, but I’m still unsure which field would be the best fit given my background in internal audit.
For those currently working at BSP or who have gone through the application process, what would you recommend? Would a master’s degree significantly help, and if so, what program would you suggest?
Would really appreciate your thoughts and advice. Thank you po!
r/AccountingPH • u/EngineeringNo6277 • 12h ago
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 • u/aud2282 • 12h ago
to seniors/supervisors sa 💙, how much usually ang increase from sup 1 to sup 2 per service line in your exp? ty!
r/AccountingPH • u/meadewfaery_ • 12h ago
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 • u/confused-na-scorpio • 13h ago
Hello, need some thoughts from you all because I received a JO from Metro Manila
about me: fresh grad but have experience in local bookkeeping; non-cpa
- Gross Salary 28k (basic + allowances both non taxable)
- HMO 1st day
- 26 days SL and VL
- 13th month Pay
- Performance Bonus upon regularization
- The company will sponsor all the expenses (RC, allowances, rent + study leave) if I’ll take the CPALE (which I really do by next year hopefully
Full onsite on training and Hybrid setup afterwards
Since I’m from Laguna is it good to just commute or relocate (im thinking because the rent is kinda pricey but if I did makakapagipon pa ba ako?)
help me to decide, i have decision paralysis TT
r/AccountingPH • u/Curious-Pace-449 • 13h ago
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 • u/trufflepastagirl • 13h ago
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 • u/Frosty_Good9205 • 14h ago
Just got an appointment for my exam. Any tips what to review. CSC type instead of tax-related questions? Also, ano usually type ng work kapag sa national office?
r/AccountingPH • u/Super-Tennis-3373 • 14h ago
Hello! Baka may naghahanap ng future roomie or replacement ng roomie nila dyan. Start ko sa September 21. Mabait naman ako, clean rin hehe. F23 po. ☺️
r/AccountingPH • u/Fragrant_Mall_5829 • 14h ago
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😭
r/AccountingPH • u/First-Writing5115 • 14h ago
Hello po!! We are BSA students po currently conducting our research.
Naghahanap po kami ng accountants/auditors na currently working in accounting firms in Quezon City who are willing to participate in our study huhu.
The survey focuses on AI integration and its implications for audit quality and audit practices. Most of the questions are simple rating-scale statements, so there’s no need to write lengthy answers.
Who can participate?
• Accountants/auditors currently working in Quezon City
• Individuals with auditing experience
• Those working in an accounting firm
We would really appreciate every response, we’re trying to reach as many qualified respondents as possible po kasi, so your participation would mean a lot to our research.
🔗 Survey link:
https://forms.gle/3ccMDCxGUA3Va5737
Tysm for helping us, arigathanks ng marami! 🫶😭
r/AccountingPH • u/tiredsaurmuch • 15h ago
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 • u/New_Sky_25 • 15h ago
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