On October 26, 2026, members and students from the University of Baguio‘s School of Business Administration and Accountancy (SBAA), including on-the-job (OJT) students, spearheaded a webinar on taxation strategies and effective study habits for the October 2026 Certified Public Accountant Licensure Examination (CPALE).
The interactive session featured expert speaker Ms. Rosita Pacibe, who offered key strategies and guidance on tackling the CPALE. She underscored the value of addressing individual weaknesses, thoroughly understanding the Table of Specifications (TOS), consistently answering multiple-choice items, and cultivating disciplined study routines.
Preparations for the October 2026 CPALE
Hosted on Zoom Meeting, the webinar titled “Let’s Talk Tax-tics: Breaking down CPALE Taxation” brought together 88 attendees for an insightful discussion designed to empower and equip accountancy students in their CPA licensure exam preparation.
During the discussion, Ms. Pacibe highlighted that understanding tax principles goes beyond mere memorization. She encouraged students to solidify their accounting foundations, stay abreast of relevant tax law amendments, and develop effective examination techniques. Quoting the words “to pass is to be prepared.”
Alt Text: Students and esteemed representatives during the 2026 “Let’s Talk Tax-tics: Breaking down CPALE Taxation” webinar hosted by the University of Baguio SBAA Department
By expanding quality education and helping students strengthen their understanding of taxation and prepare effectively for the licensure examination (expressed through SDG 4), the webinar supports students’ professional preparation and the development of competencies relevant to the accountancy field (SDG 8). It also advances accountancy education through collaboration in a shared learning experience (SDG 17).
As the licensure examination approaches, the institution reaffirms its commitment to equipping students with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to excel in the exam and beyond.
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Written by: Maria Abegail Binwag | Jesley Mae Bulawan
Article enhancement by Gabriel Madriaga
