Is SAGE the accountant software recognised in canada?
I live in the UK and was just wondering if SAGE the accountant software was recognised in Canada? many thanks in advance ;)
Studying Abroad - 2 Answers
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Yes, we have Sage here... they do Simply Accounting. We have it at work. your welcome :)
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Yes. The accountacy based on SAGE is a correct and reliable software and being practised in Ca. Good Luck
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Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Accountant for remote trader in London. Any advise?
Accountant for remote trader in London. Any advise?
Hi senior trader, do you pay taxes on your profits by yourself, or get helped by an accountant? are chartered accountant better than no-chartered ones (I am not a limited company and need a very basic tax consultancy)? What schould be the right price charged in London from a no-chartered accountant for this type of service?
United Kingdom - 2 Answers
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impossible to say given how little info you've given. Ask a few firms for quotes.
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What (roughly) is your turnover and what is your profit? Sole trader? Self Employed? Registered for CIS? SA?
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Hi senior trader, do you pay taxes on your profits by yourself, or get helped by an accountant? are chartered accountant better than no-chartered ones (I am not a limited company and need a very basic tax consultancy)? What schould be the right price charged in London from a no-chartered accountant for this type of service?
United Kingdom - 2 Answers
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impossible to say given how little info you've given. Ask a few firms for quotes.
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What (roughly) is your turnover and what is your profit? Sole trader? Self Employed? Registered for CIS? SA?
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Tuesday, January 7, 2014
I want to be an accountant, what do I need to do?
I want to be an accountant, what do I need to do?
I want to go to uni, but I want to be an accountant, I am in year 11 at the moment and will have to pick a levels soon, what a levels should I take to achieve this, and what do I do next?
Primary & Secondary Education - 1 Answers
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Maths, Further Maths, (although I have a friend whose Dad is an accountant and he says he only needs basic maths, but I reckon it'd look better on your CV if you did those) and then anything you're interested in I guee :) Good luck :) You're same age as me actually, I reckon I'll do Psychology, Sociology, English Lit and maybe French or Philosophy :)
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I want to go to uni, but I want to be an accountant, I am in year 11 at the moment and will have to pick a levels soon, what a levels should I take to achieve this, and what do I do next?
Primary & Secondary Education - 1 Answers
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Maths, Further Maths, (although I have a friend whose Dad is an accountant and he says he only needs basic maths, but I reckon it'd look better on your CV if you did those) and then anything you're interested in I guee :) Good luck :) You're same age as me actually, I reckon I'll do Psychology, Sociology, English Lit and maybe French or Philosophy :)
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Wednesday, January 1, 2014
I want to become an accountant?
I want to become an accountant?
I want to train to become an accountant, but I am 33 years old and haven't studied for years.......only to GCSE level too. Does anyone have any advice on which courses would be best, or the best course of action to take? Thanks.
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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There are several paths to become a qualified accountant and there are several disciplines and institutes from which you may get certifications. All depend on what you want to achieve. If you want to develop your own practise or join a firm which does book keeping and final accounts, You have to get ACAEW, ACCA or MAAT. If you like to work in industry ACMA or ACCA would be helpful. But if you aim public sector CIPFA is best. But those are not restrictive. If you have a full time job, it would be necessary to do a evening or week end course. If you are unemployed you may register for full time course. As it appears that you have not your GESE AL or degree it is advisable to register with AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians) which is treated as supporting qualification for other reputed qualifications. But there are accountants who practise only with MAAT. Please see the link below which explains evey thing needed. https://www.aat.org.uk/content/item152867/
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I want to train to become an accountant, but I am 33 years old and haven't studied for years.......only to GCSE level too. Does anyone have any advice on which courses would be best, or the best course of action to take? Thanks.
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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There are several paths to become a qualified accountant and there are several disciplines and institutes from which you may get certifications. All depend on what you want to achieve. If you want to develop your own practise or join a firm which does book keeping and final accounts, You have to get ACAEW, ACCA or MAAT. If you like to work in industry ACMA or ACCA would be helpful. But if you aim public sector CIPFA is best. But those are not restrictive. If you have a full time job, it would be necessary to do a evening or week end course. If you are unemployed you may register for full time course. As it appears that you have not your GESE AL or degree it is advisable to register with AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians) which is treated as supporting qualification for other reputed qualifications. But there are accountants who practise only with MAAT. Please see the link below which explains evey thing needed. https://www.aat.org.uk/content/item152867/
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