> Originally we were going to Adelaide. But after changing our minds
> several times we have decided on Perth.
>
> Adelaide has a reputation as being somewhere people go to retire and
> also for some weird murders but has plenty good about it that I will
> let the pro-Adelaide people list for you. We would have headed for
> the strip of coast between Glenelg and Brighton if we had gone there.
>
> The main pitfall of Perth is that you are 4 hours from the other state
> capitals but then how often are you going to make that trip?
>
> I found (like Bridie) that property is cheaper than Adelaide, a few
> searches of the jobs websites for accountancy had about 25% more jobs
> in Perth, Perth gets a drier heat than the east coast which is more
> bearable, has less wet days, Perth is only 8 hours time difference
> which makes calls home at more sociable hours.
>
> And Premiership football will be on late at night rather than in the
> small hours of the morning

How about IT job market in Perth? Accountancy sounds great!. I have a
Bachelors in Accounting and in Computer Information Systems from USA>
However my skilled migration fall in the CIS group. I know that I have
to take two courses there in order to qualify my degree and sit for CA
exams over there. Is CA a good field to work there?

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> How about IT job market in Perth? Accountancy sounds great!. I have a
> Bachelors in Accounting and in Computer Information Systems from USA>
> However my skilled migration fall in the CIS group. I know that I have
> to take two courses there in order to qualify my degree and sit for CA
> exams over there. Is CA a good field to work there?

I hope to avoid doing the conversion exams. Working in industry these
days accounting standards and tax are mostly irrelevant. But if someone
pays for me to do it or I find it would be a help I may change my mind.

"Is CA a good field to work there?" I hope so, but ask again in
12 months.

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> How about IT job market in Perth? Accountancy sounds great!. I have a
> Bachelors in Accounting and in Computer Information Systems from USA>
> However my skilled migration fall in the CIS group. I know that I have
> to take two courses there in order to qualify my degree and sit for CA
> exams over there. Is CA a good field to work there?

I hope to avoid doing the conversion exams. Working in industry these
days accounting standards and tax are mostly irrelevant. But if someone
pays for me to do it or I find it would be a help I may change my mind.

"Is CA a good field to work there?" I hope so, but ask again in
12 months.

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