Certified Accounting Analyst
Requirements

Become a Certified Accounting Analyst

The Certified Accounting Analyst (CAA) license enables accounting analysts to distinguish themselves from their competition, builds credibility, validates knowledge, demonstrates skill, verifies experience, and confirms professional ethics.

Requirements

Accounting analysts obtain the license by completing the required CAA courses, certifications, and experience, and agreeing to abide by the Professional Code of Conduct.

CAA candidates must complete Consortia Accounting School's Certified Accounting Analyst Program.

Accreditation

The CAA license is accredited by Consortia Accounting School.

Consortia is a registered Postsecondary Proprietary School providing post-secondary education for educational, vocational, or professional objectives.

Continuing Professional Education

Obtain 24 hours of CPE each year beginning the year after you obtain your license.

Annual Renewal

• Complete Annual Application for License Renewal
• Complete Annual CPE Reporting Certification Form (included in the Application for License Renewal)

Experience

• Bookkeeping
• Payroll
• Accounting
• Accounting Analysis
• Bookkeeping applications
• Payroll applications
• Accounting applications
• Accounting Analysis applications

Forms

• Application for Licensure
• Professional Code of Conduct
• Annual application for license renewal
• Annual CPE reporting certification

Other

• Agree and abide by the CAA Professional Code of Conduct
• Complete application for licensure
• Obtain 24 CPE credits

Application

To request an application or other form, please email or text us below.