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ABV Exam Offered Twice in 2004

Two examination windows for the AICPA Accredited in Business Valuation (ABV) certification are scheduled for 2004. The first is the week of July 26-31. The second is November 15-30.

Benefits of an ABV Credential

The ABV credential is for CPAs with extensive experience and who specialize in business valuation. The credential program allows credential holders to brand or position themselves as CPAs who are premier business valuation service providers. It lets your clients know you are an expert in this field and is an essential marketing tool for the CPA wishing to specialize in this area. The AICPA ABV credential is the most rigorous of the valuation certifications and holds the most prestige in the marketplace.

AICPA members seeking to take the ABV exam should download the ABV Examination Candidates Reference Guide. This document contains greater details specifically for CPAs deciding to obtain the ABV credential. It includes specific information about the application process, registering for the exam, preparing for the exam and other useful tips for exam candidates.

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