Becoming a US CPA

Catch up on CAW USA’s recent exciting online event – Beyond Accounting: The Era of Energy Disruption held on 20th May 2025.

Catch up on CAW USA’s recent exciting online event – Beyond Accounting: The Do’s and Don’ts of Networking held on 24th October 2024.

Here you can view our introduction videos from Home Institute experts Bruce Cartwright (ICAS) and Barry Dempsey (Chartered Accountants Ireland).

Please join our new chapter team – Charlotte Corlett, Johan Potgieter and Gunjan Rao, for the launch of our Orlando chapter. We will be meeting at the Carr, Riggs and Ingram offices in Winter Park on Monday 18th August from 5pm. Do register so we can plan for numbers and share attendee details with security/reception. Event is focused on networking and sharing some light refreshments and assorted beverages. We look forward to seeing you there. 

On July 31st, join the SIFM at The Churchill Tavern in New York. The Young Professionals had such a good time at the Churchill in April that we decided to return. Register now and join the Summer Fun! Many CAW Network USA members work in the Insurance industry and are welcome to attend. Members and Non-members welcome.

Please join Chapter president Greg Franz for our CAW Network USA summer mixer on Tuesday July 22nd 2025 from 6pm. Our venue is the City Tap House Boston (Seaport), located at 10 Boston Wharf Rd, Boston, MA 02210. Members in good standing with ICAEW, ICAS, Chartered Accountants Ireland, SAICA and CAANZ, as well as any paid up associates $25. members of other CAW institutes, CPA Canada or Guests $50. 

As the world intensifies its focus on sustainability, Chartered Accountants and their institutes across the globe are taking a leading role in driving change towards climate-resilient and nature-positive economies and societies.

ISCA are excited to share with you about ISCA Global Talent Programme (GTP), a week-long business immersive programme to experience the dynamic Singapore business landscape and explore diverse accountancy career pathways.

Oscar Wilde, Winston Churchill and George Bernard Shaw famously commented on British-American commonalities, and as a British expatriate or dual citizen living in the United States, it’s become increasingly common to share experiences with other settlors who “moved here for a 3-year contract 15 years ago”.