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Hey Accounting Rockstar,

Our weekly update just landed in your inbox.

We hope you had a blast last week celebrating the new year.

We'll get back to last week's party in a minute. But first, check out these minor changes happening in the CPA exam.

Alright, back to business.

The exam rules are not in our hands—they keep changing.

But, But, But… we also can’t change the fact that more than 80% of CPAs in India are Miles Alumni!

This happens because we don’t care about rules (except the visa ones):

Once you’ve got all that, the rules won’t matter much.

The only thing you’ll need to think about is how to get to the US—and what to do with all the money you’ll be making. Great problems to have, right?

You’ve got the skills, and we’ve got the plan. All you need now is a little inspiration.

Join our Miles US Pathway Recruitment Drive. Have a one-on-one chat with our alumni, get answers to all your questions, and clear up any doubts about working in the US.

What do a cart in India and a cart in the US have in common?

Both are packed with essentials, a few splurges, and one big question: Where do you get more bang for your buck—or rupee?

Understand the magic of Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) to see how living expenses, CPA salaries, and savings stack up across borders.

Hint: saving in dollars might be the thing 👀

See, which cart takes the crown?

We know you partied hard last week with ice cubes, bhujiyas, and everything in between. But have you ever thought about how those small costs stack up?

Behind the scenes, accountants like us are working hard to make sure every single transaction—whether at a shop or factory—is recorded correctly.

Here’s what we can learn from this:

Parties are fun, but the economics behind them? That’s the real deal. Let’s pay attention to these lessons—they’ll help us ace the CPA and manage business finances like pros.

That’s all for now! Got any questions? Hit reply, and we’ll see you next week!

Keep rockin’ those numbers!