Most USA employers won't know what ACCA is and fewer are likely to care. So you should plan to become a US CPA if serious about a career in the USA. You have to become a CPA through one of the state boards. There is no national CPA designation. Usually the requirements are:
- Education (each board is different)
- Residence (some boards demand it, others not)
- Examination (CPA Exam, same everywhere)
- Work experience (every board has different requirements).
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