EXAMPLE OF THE INFORMATION A MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANT PROVIDES TO THERE MANAGER ?
Management accountant provides information, SUCHHH ASSSSS ???, used within a company to assist managers.. I NEED TO THINK OF AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT KIND OF INFORMATION THEY WOULD PROVIDE TO ASSIT MANAGERS BUT I CANTTT.. HELPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP
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There are too many to list.
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Friday, June 28, 2013
Friday, June 14, 2013
how can i become an accountant in uk?
how can i become an accountant in uk?
hi. i have an interest in accounting. i got little background in bookkeeping and a graduate of BS Commerce major in Management in the Philippines. Im living in Weston Super mare. I dont know where to start to become an accountant. Im willing to go in an apprenticeship but i dont know how. hope you can give me advice thanks
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Become a member of a reconginsed accountancy body. I recommend ACCA due to ease of study, flexbility of qualification and qualitity of syllabus. Also CIMA and ICAEW are available. Look them all up online. Join as a student and start tudying immediately. You can also get exemptions due to your degree, enquire to make sure you get the exemption asap. You do not have to go straight into Public Practice, you could go into Private industry (which pays generally higher). Public Pratice will usually only take the ebst quality students, though you might be able to find a good local firm to train you. Look them up on ACCA website or in your Yellow Pages.
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hi. i have an interest in accounting. i got little background in bookkeeping and a graduate of BS Commerce major in Management in the Philippines. Im living in Weston Super mare. I dont know where to start to become an accountant. Im willing to go in an apprenticeship but i dont know how. hope you can give me advice thanks
United Kingdom - 1 Answers
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Become a member of a reconginsed accountancy body. I recommend ACCA due to ease of study, flexbility of qualification and qualitity of syllabus. Also CIMA and ICAEW are available. Look them all up online. Join as a student and start tudying immediately. You can also get exemptions due to your degree, enquire to make sure you get the exemption asap. You do not have to go straight into Public Practice, you could go into Private industry (which pays generally higher). Public Pratice will usually only take the ebst quality students, though you might be able to find a good local firm to train you. Look them up on ACCA website or in your Yellow Pages.
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Friday, June 7, 2013
I am a Bcom student who does not want to be an accountant,i want to be in Economics but i don't know which Eco
I am a Bcom student who does not want to be an accountant,i want to be in Economics but i don't know which Eco
nomics field to choose.Which is the best & most rewarding field in Economics to choose?
Careers & Employment - 2 Answers
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It's probably best if you study a postgraduate course in economics, if that's not what you're asking about. The most financially rewarding field in economics is likely to be based around the business world - oil economics, financial mathematics, business models, et cetera. The most rewarding personally depends on what you enjoy. You could improve a lot of people's lives by studying development economics, then getting a job at the UN (IMF, WHO, etc).
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macro rocks!
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nomics field to choose.Which is the best & most rewarding field in Economics to choose?
Careers & Employment - 2 Answers
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It's probably best if you study a postgraduate course in economics, if that's not what you're asking about. The most financially rewarding field in economics is likely to be based around the business world - oil economics, financial mathematics, business models, et cetera. The most rewarding personally depends on what you enjoy. You could improve a lot of people's lives by studying development economics, then getting a job at the UN (IMF, WHO, etc).
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macro rocks!
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Saturday, June 1, 2013
Could I become an accountant with a very minor offence?
Could I become an accountant with a very minor offence?
When I was 18 (I'm 20 now), I was caught with a child's ticket on the train when I should really have bought an adult's ticket. I received a fine for this offence. However, I am working towards a Diploma in AAT Accountancy, and I need to know for my own sanity, would they not employ me because of this, even though this is the only offence I have ever committed?
Law & Ethics - 5 Answers
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What you describe would have absolutely no effect on your becoming an Accountant. Don't panic. Good luck with your studies.
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You were convicted and fined for a dishonest act and want to work with someone's finances? Have a look here and then you can decide http://www.fsa.gov.uk/smallfirms/regulatory_requirements/getting_authorised/rehab_of_offenders.shtml
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That was not a minor offence it was fraud. You need to contact the Governing body of Accountants ( not sure who they are) for their advice.
Answer 4 :
This was a private prosecution and may not appear on your CRB record. The police and the CPS don't normally involve themselves in such matters, except where a ticket has been altered and the offence becomes one which could potentially be heard at the Crown Court. The only way to be 100% sure is to apply for an enhanced CRB check.
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What you're talking about is a civil matter, and I'm pretty sure it would not show up on any background check done against you.
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When I was 18 (I'm 20 now), I was caught with a child's ticket on the train when I should really have bought an adult's ticket. I received a fine for this offence. However, I am working towards a Diploma in AAT Accountancy, and I need to know for my own sanity, would they not employ me because of this, even though this is the only offence I have ever committed?
Law & Ethics - 5 Answers
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Answer 1 :
What you describe would have absolutely no effect on your becoming an Accountant. Don't panic. Good luck with your studies.
Answer 2 :
You were convicted and fined for a dishonest act and want to work with someone's finances? Have a look here and then you can decide http://www.fsa.gov.uk/smallfirms/regulatory_requirements/getting_authorised/rehab_of_offenders.shtml
Answer 3 :
That was not a minor offence it was fraud. You need to contact the Governing body of Accountants ( not sure who they are) for their advice.
Answer 4 :
This was a private prosecution and may not appear on your CRB record. The police and the CPS don't normally involve themselves in such matters, except where a ticket has been altered and the offence becomes one which could potentially be heard at the Crown Court. The only way to be 100% sure is to apply for an enhanced CRB check.
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What you're talking about is a civil matter, and I'm pretty sure it would not show up on any background check done against you.
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