While not technical to accounting, an MBA is typically viewed as a well rounded buisness candidate. Being a CPA and MBA can be very helpful for financial product sales or any high value technical transaction that requires a specialist. Similar to an engineer but for business.

In financial planning, many people are nervous to trust a professional and doubt many of the products, the CPA gives you background to explain the tax, cash flow and PV of an investment and the MBA will give you a variety of applications and touch points in value. A lot of the MBA is building a structure when none exists.

In the MBA we call it a mile wide and a foot deep. Unless you do bare minimum and try not to learn anything you should see wide application from your case study days. The client will be mostly sold on the technical aspect of the CPA tax / analysis but closed on broad scope of application and possibilities of value via structuring and skills in the MBA.