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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Example of the information?! Right on!
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Sunday, July 28, 2013
Sunday, July 14, 2013
what does a chartered accountant in India need to do to be able to practice in UK?
what does a chartered accountant in India need to do to be able to practice in UK?
what are the options and costs to pursue a course in chartered accountancy in the UK
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u have no chance your not honest your just seeking an immigration loophole only jobs recquired of foreigners is manual labor amd other unskilled labor you can clean toilets and pick up garbage if your not in shape the cost is your soul
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you must study there and pass three tests to be an accountant try going to the aat associate of accounting technicians
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First, you have to eat beef! Then rape and scarafice a cow. Then worship some rocks and an elephant man with 6 arms. Then drink a curry milkshake and shoot yourself!
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what are the options and costs to pursue a course in chartered accountancy in the UK
Careers & Employment - 3 Answers
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u have no chance your not honest your just seeking an immigration loophole only jobs recquired of foreigners is manual labor amd other unskilled labor you can clean toilets and pick up garbage if your not in shape the cost is your soul
Answer 2 :
you must study there and pass three tests to be an accountant try going to the aat associate of accounting technicians
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First, you have to eat beef! Then rape and scarafice a cow. Then worship some rocks and an elephant man with 6 arms. Then drink a curry milkshake and shoot yourself!
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Sunday, July 7, 2013
what qualifiations do i need to be a part-qualified accountant?
what qualifiations do i need to be a part-qualified accountant?
how long does this take and can i do it self learning?
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AAT (association of accounting technicians). It took me three years to do the three levels as i went to college once a week to do them, but there is nothing to stop you doing it from home. Go to www.aat.co.uk and you will find all the info you need including how to register with them. Hope this helps Just to clarify - AAT is a part qualified as you have sat exams to become an accountant. You could also just go straight onto ACCA and study at your own pace but you get 10 years from registering to complete it.
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Excuse me for pointing this out but surely if you gained a Qualification then you would become Qualified and NOT part-Qualified ..Or is my understanding of the English language incorrect
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There is a, Charted Accountant, or a, Certified Accountant. Sounds like you want certifying, excuse the pun.
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To become a part qualified accountant you would either need to be studying ACCA (Financial Accounting) or CIMA (Management Accounting). AAT would only give you account technician status NOT qualified accountant (or part-qualified) status. Check out The CIMA Global, ACCA & AAT Websites as there will be a lot of info for you to trawl through - they all take years of study but it's mostly at your own pace.
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John V is wrong, a part-qualified accountant is someone who has passed some or all exams and has some practical experience. I done ACCA and passed my last exam in the summer. I spent 2 years getting a HND and 3 years doing ACCA exams. If you have a degree then you may be exempt from some exams. In terms of time till qualification, doesn't matter which institution you choose, they all take 3 years to qualify.
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how long does this take and can i do it self learning?
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AAT (association of accounting technicians). It took me three years to do the three levels as i went to college once a week to do them, but there is nothing to stop you doing it from home. Go to www.aat.co.uk and you will find all the info you need including how to register with them. Hope this helps Just to clarify - AAT is a part qualified as you have sat exams to become an accountant. You could also just go straight onto ACCA and study at your own pace but you get 10 years from registering to complete it.
Answer 2 :
Excuse me for pointing this out but surely if you gained a Qualification then you would become Qualified and NOT part-Qualified ..Or is my understanding of the English language incorrect
Answer 3 :
There is a, Charted Accountant, or a, Certified Accountant. Sounds like you want certifying, excuse the pun.
Answer 4 :
To become a part qualified accountant you would either need to be studying ACCA (Financial Accounting) or CIMA (Management Accounting). AAT would only give you account technician status NOT qualified accountant (or part-qualified) status. Check out The CIMA Global, ACCA & AAT Websites as there will be a lot of info for you to trawl through - they all take years of study but it's mostly at your own pace.
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John V is wrong, a part-qualified accountant is someone who has passed some or all exams and has some practical experience. I done ACCA and passed my last exam in the summer. I spent 2 years getting a HND and 3 years doing ACCA exams. If you have a degree then you may be exempt from some exams. In terms of time till qualification, doesn't matter which institution you choose, they all take 3 years to qualify.
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Monday, July 1, 2013
Is a chartered accountant from India alloewed to work in UK. I am a Chartered Accountant from India.?
Is a chartered accountant from India alloewed to work in UK. I am a Chartered Accountant from India.?
I am a CA from India. I relocated to U.K. . Will it be possible for me to set up a practice in UK or work for a practicing firm with ICAI membership or I will have to take membership of ACCA I have relocated to UK as my husband I working here.
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namaste, I think you should seek advice from a proffesional institute, as you dont want to turn up and end up being told that although your educated and not skimming off the government like SOME people who come to the uk - end up being sent back to India. But why you would want to set up here i dont know. you have far more luxury's out where you are! We could swap!!
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you will have to ask them...
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You will have to get membership and I suspect sit some exams. You may find it quite difficult finding work with a firm because there is no shotage of CA's in UK. Good luck though!
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Chartered accountants spend a minimum of three years in on the job training and pass two sets of exams before they qualify. Assessing which course is appropriate for you and when to study is difficult and will depend on what is motivating you. Whether you are just starting your career in a new profession and need a specialist accountancy qualification, or you want to broaden your current skills, or even if you want to specialise in another field. AAT - Association of Accounting Technicians ACCA - Association of Chartered Certified Accountants ACT - Association of Corporate Treasurers CF – Corporate Finance Qualification CFE - Certified Fraud Examiner CIMA - Chartered Institute of Management Accountants CIPFA - Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy ICAEW - Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales JIEB/CPI – The Joint Insolvency Examination Board / Certificate of Proficiency in Insolvency
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I am a CA from India. I relocated to U.K. . Will it be possible for me to set up a practice in UK or work for a practicing firm with ICAI membership or I will have to take membership of ACCA I have relocated to UK as my husband I working here.
Other - Business & Finance - 4 Answers
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namaste, I think you should seek advice from a proffesional institute, as you dont want to turn up and end up being told that although your educated and not skimming off the government like SOME people who come to the uk - end up being sent back to India. But why you would want to set up here i dont know. you have far more luxury's out where you are! We could swap!!
Answer 2 :
you will have to ask them...
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You will have to get membership and I suspect sit some exams. You may find it quite difficult finding work with a firm because there is no shotage of CA's in UK. Good luck though!
Answer 4 :
Chartered accountants spend a minimum of three years in on the job training and pass two sets of exams before they qualify. Assessing which course is appropriate for you and when to study is difficult and will depend on what is motivating you. Whether you are just starting your career in a new profession and need a specialist accountancy qualification, or you want to broaden your current skills, or even if you want to specialise in another field. AAT - Association of Accounting Technicians ACCA - Association of Chartered Certified Accountants ACT - Association of Corporate Treasurers CF – Corporate Finance Qualification CFE - Certified Fraud Examiner CIMA - Chartered Institute of Management Accountants CIPFA - Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy ICAEW - Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales JIEB/CPI – The Joint Insolvency Examination Board / Certificate of Proficiency in Insolvency
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