CPB Bookkeeper case studies

The Certified Public Bookkeeper (CPB) is a bookkeeping credential administered by the National Association of Certified Public Bookkeepers (NACPB), which describes Certified Public Bookkeepers as "America's most qualified bookkeepers" and states that credential holders are more likely to obtain a bookkeeping job, advance their career, or build a business. The credential suits prospective bookkeepers entering the field, working bookkeepers seeking formal recognition of their skills, and practitioners who want to add payroll or advisory services to an existing client base. Assessment content is organized around four practice areas: bookkeeping, Intuit QuickBooks, payroll, and business communication - the same four subjects NACPB sells as fundamentals courses (Accounting, QuickBooks, Business Communication, and Payroll Fundamentals). Candidates typically prepare through the Certified Public Bookkeeper Program, which bundles those courses (NACPB advertises bundle savings of 19%), supplemented by the guidebooks and training resources published for the bookkeeping and payroll exams. The CPB Bookkeeper case studies are 5 cases and about 4,422 words.