Does anyone have a reference to a good site which breaks down the major differences between the two accounting methods. Need a concise table to help study for level 1.
Thanks!
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Unless things have changed, they won't hit you on that much, if at all. The only difference to be aware of is the interest income/etc, and Im not sure I even got tested on that.
goto analystforum. any questions related the cfa are handled very well over there. sorry wso
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