Accounting?
Q. I am almost done with my accounting degree and I would like to know how accountings jobs in the government differ from those in public firms? anyone working for the government out there please let me know how is your regular day? what jobs are available? what is the salary? please contact me i would like to know but I only get 1 or two answers
Asked by acg - Fri Jan 18 19:58:04 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The accounting procedures are same both in Government and firms. But the pressure of work will be far less in government as the work is set to a pattern, whereas the accounting in firms is commercially oriented !
Answered by V.T.V.RAM - Mon Jan 21 11:33:00 2008
Q. I am almost done with my accounting degree and I would like to know how accountings jobs in the government differ from those in public firms? anyone working for the government out there please let me know how is your regular day? what jobs are available? what is the salary? please contact me i would like to know but I only get 1 or two answers
Asked by acg - Fri Jan 18 19:58:04 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The accounting procedures are same both in Government and firms. But the pressure of work will be far less in government as the work is set to a pattern, whereas the accounting in firms is commercially oriented !
Answered by V.T.V.RAM - Mon Jan 21 11:33:00 2008
What is the difference between an accounting clerk, accounting technician and staff accountant?
Q. I was so happy that I found a job in public accounting, however, they gave me an "Accounting Technician" title and I am pursuing a professional accounting designation. Will I ever get a chance to become a "Staff Accountant" instead? Is "Accounting Technician" a position below what a Business degree in Accounting graduate should be getting? Like I am in a three months probation, do you think after three months if i can pass the probation, then I can become a "Staff Accountant"? Thank you.
Asked by Josephine H - Thu Mar 29 10:55:09 2007 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments
A. From a UK perspective we have three or four categories: Unqualified Qualified by experience Accounting Technician CCAB Qualified Accountant Accounting Technician is a distinct qualification offered by The Association of Accounting Technicians. Qualified Accountants are usually Chartered Accountants, Chartered Management Accountants, Chartered Certified Accountants or Chartered Public Finance Accountants Qualified Accountants qualification is more advanced than a degree. Hope this helps
Answered by Duncan B - Thu Mar 29 12:27:02 2007
Q. I was so happy that I found a job in public accounting, however, they gave me an "Accounting Technician" title and I am pursuing a professional accounting designation. Will I ever get a chance to become a "Staff Accountant" instead? Is "Accounting Technician" a position below what a Business degree in Accounting graduate should be getting? Like I am in a three months probation, do you think after three months if i can pass the probation, then I can become a "Staff Accountant"? Thank you.
Asked by Josephine H - Thu Mar 29 10:55:09 2007 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments
A. From a UK perspective we have three or four categories: Unqualified Qualified by experience Accounting Technician CCAB Qualified Accountant Accounting Technician is a distinct qualification offered by The Association of Accounting Technicians. Qualified Accountants are usually Chartered Accountants, Chartered Management Accountants, Chartered Certified Accountants or Chartered Public Finance Accountants Qualified Accountants qualification is more advanced than a degree. Hope this helps
Answered by Duncan B - Thu Mar 29 12:27:02 2007
What way is French accounting different from the UK based accounting?
Q. Is French accounting different from Normal accounting as we had studied in CA ? If so, what is the difference ?
Asked by Shankar M - Fri May 16 14:48:49 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the french run away if the numbers get to big?!?!?! <---falls down lol
Answered by Greshnab - Fri May 16 15:08:34 2008
Q. Is French accounting different from Normal accounting as we had studied in CA ? If so, what is the difference ?
Asked by Shankar M - Fri May 16 14:48:49 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the french run away if the numbers get to big?!?!?! <---falls down lol
Answered by Greshnab - Fri May 16 15:08:34 2008
What accounting trick was used to create the illusion of a budget surplus during the Clinton administration?
Q. When the Clinton administration announced they had passed a budget that created the first budget surplus in decades, some group dissected the budget and found that it was an accounting trick; some budget items were moved off-budget, to the exact amount of the fictitious surplus. I remember that announcement coming out, but I don't remember who exposed this fraud or the details of the budget trickery. Anybody have that information?
Asked by foryeshua - Thu Apr 29 19:30:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Time and time again, anyone reading the mainstream news or reading articles on the Internet will read the claim that President Clinton not only balanced the budget, but had a surplus. This is then used as an argument to further highlight the fiscal irresponsibility of the federal government under the Bush administration. The claim is generally made that Clinton had a surplus of $69 billion in FY1998, $123 billion in FY1999 and $230 billion in FY2000 . In that same link, Clinton claimed that the national debt had been reduced by $360 billion in the last three years, presumably FY1998, FY1999, and FY2000--though, interestingly, $360 billion is not the sum of the alleged surpluses of the three years in question ($69B + $123B + $230B = $422B,… [cont.]
Answered by Raider - Thu May 6 07:25:17 2010
Q. When the Clinton administration announced they had passed a budget that created the first budget surplus in decades, some group dissected the budget and found that it was an accounting trick; some budget items were moved off-budget, to the exact amount of the fictitious surplus. I remember that announcement coming out, but I don't remember who exposed this fraud or the details of the budget trickery. Anybody have that information?
Asked by foryeshua - Thu Apr 29 19:30:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Time and time again, anyone reading the mainstream news or reading articles on the Internet will read the claim that President Clinton not only balanced the budget, but had a surplus. This is then used as an argument to further highlight the fiscal irresponsibility of the federal government under the Bush administration. The claim is generally made that Clinton had a surplus of $69 billion in FY1998, $123 billion in FY1999 and $230 billion in FY2000 . In that same link, Clinton claimed that the national debt had been reduced by $360 billion in the last three years, presumably FY1998, FY1999, and FY2000--though, interestingly, $360 billion is not the sum of the alleged surpluses of the three years in question ($69B + $123B + $230B = $422B,… [cont.]
Answered by Raider - Thu May 6 07:25:17 2010
When do Big 4 accounting internships usually start and end?
Q. I plan on applying and doing an accounting internship next summer with one of the Big 4, but my parents also want to plan a trip to Italy. I am at UC so I don't end school until around June 10 and doesnt begin again until September 23rd. Based on your experience, as either an intern or a recruiter, how long do accounting internships usually last and what are the dates that they start and begin? Thanks!
Asked by Kelly K - Sun Jun 20 12:00:32 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. June 21 to August 13, i am doing one now
Answered by Barbara - Sun Jun 20 20:09:01 2010
Q. I plan on applying and doing an accounting internship next summer with one of the Big 4, but my parents also want to plan a trip to Italy. I am at UC so I don't end school until around June 10 and doesnt begin again until September 23rd. Based on your experience, as either an intern or a recruiter, how long do accounting internships usually last and what are the dates that they start and begin? Thanks!
Asked by Kelly K - Sun Jun 20 12:00:32 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. June 21 to August 13, i am doing one now
Answered by Barbara - Sun Jun 20 20:09:01 2010
How to pursue accounting when I already have a BA in Sociology?
Q. Hi, I am interested in a career in accounting. I have a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology. I am thinking of going back to school to get another Bachelor s for Accounting because it will be easier than getting a Master s in Accounting and not having any experience at all. Also, I was looking at the Master s program for non-accounting majors and you have to take a lot of credits and the classes if you are enrolled as a Graduate student are more expensive. I would like to know how hard it will be for me to major in Accounting? I m not used to studying hard. I m used to being the lazy student and barely passing. I love Math but while I was going for my Bachelor s in Sociology I took Calculus 1 and I didn t pass it because I couldn t keep up… [cont.]
Asked by Mari... - Wed Dec 13 13:19:45 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should be able to transfer most of your credits to a new program to count toward your Accounting degree. I mean that the classes you have already taken should count toward requirements of an Accounting program (like having a double major). I would simply speak to an enrollment representative at the school you are looking at to get the requirements and info on transferring the credits. You will have to do a lot more work for Accounting than you did for Sociology. It's what I would call a "real" degree program, whereas the arts are generally a cake walk.
Answered by Phoenix, Wise Guru - Wed Dec 13 13:25:20 2006
Q. Hi, I am interested in a career in accounting. I have a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology. I am thinking of going back to school to get another Bachelor s for Accounting because it will be easier than getting a Master s in Accounting and not having any experience at all. Also, I was looking at the Master s program for non-accounting majors and you have to take a lot of credits and the classes if you are enrolled as a Graduate student are more expensive. I would like to know how hard it will be for me to major in Accounting? I m not used to studying hard. I m used to being the lazy student and barely passing. I love Math but while I was going for my Bachelor s in Sociology I took Calculus 1 and I didn t pass it because I couldn t keep up… [cont.]
Asked by Mari... - Wed Dec 13 13:19:45 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should be able to transfer most of your credits to a new program to count toward your Accounting degree. I mean that the classes you have already taken should count toward requirements of an Accounting program (like having a double major). I would simply speak to an enrollment representative at the school you are looking at to get the requirements and info on transferring the credits. You will have to do a lot more work for Accounting than you did for Sociology. It's what I would call a "real" degree program, whereas the arts are generally a cake walk.
Answered by Phoenix, Wise Guru - Wed Dec 13 13:25:20 2006
Bachelor in Accounting with the Economy the way it is?
Q. I am planning on attending college and getting a bachelor in accounting, but I am deciding whether I would have a promising future in majoring in Accounting and becoming a CPA (Certified Public Accountant) or not.Some people I have asked say that everyone will always need accountants but I want others opinions as well. Is it a good Idea to major in Accounting? If not what major or career (with an Accounting major) would be good?
Asked by Porsche D - Tue May 12 00:00:04 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ok dear you are making an important step so go on accounting it's a good career if u don't mind working with numbers all the day , any way CPA are not the same like non certified accountant so if you going to decome an accountant be a CPA , also you can work in economics or take a post graduate studies in economics ie. MBA in economice also I think Accountants can work any where as or not as accountant . hopping you a good life and good career ..
Answered by Omar - Tue May 12 12:00:12 2009
Q. I am planning on attending college and getting a bachelor in accounting, but I am deciding whether I would have a promising future in majoring in Accounting and becoming a CPA (Certified Public Accountant) or not.Some people I have asked say that everyone will always need accountants but I want others opinions as well. Is it a good Idea to major in Accounting? If not what major or career (with an Accounting major) would be good?
Asked by Porsche D - Tue May 12 00:00:04 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ok dear you are making an important step so go on accounting it's a good career if u don't mind working with numbers all the day , any way CPA are not the same like non certified accountant so if you going to decome an accountant be a CPA , also you can work in economics or take a post graduate studies in economics ie. MBA in economice also I think Accountants can work any where as or not as accountant . hopping you a good life and good career ..
Answered by Omar - Tue May 12 12:00:12 2009
What schools offer a forensic accounting masters?
Q. I know that Florida Atlantic offers a masters degree in Forensic Accounting, but I would like to know, what other schools offer this or a similar masters program? A list would be great, because so far all I've found are regular Accounting masters programs, with no specific concentration. Thanks!
Asked by Kenny - Thu Jul 2 15:08:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I hope this is in someway helpful. I've been unable to find any Forensic Accounting Master's, aside from the one you've mentioned. However, you don't require a Master's in Forensic Accounting if you're interesting in that field. Most forensic accountants that I've spoken with are C.P.A's within large firms. I'm Canadian, so I'm unsure which universities offer that specific program. Some other Master's concentrations you could look into are MBA's in Fraud Examination (I think Argosy offers it); or look into Strayer's different MBA concentrations (if I recall they had quite a few, perhaps even forensic accounting)/ But, I'm guessing you're aware of the universities which offer MBA's in Accounting, and are only looking for Forensic… [cont.]
Answered by painkilla33 - Sat Jul 4 17:28:37 2009
Q. I know that Florida Atlantic offers a masters degree in Forensic Accounting, but I would like to know, what other schools offer this or a similar masters program? A list would be great, because so far all I've found are regular Accounting masters programs, with no specific concentration. Thanks!
Asked by Kenny - Thu Jul 2 15:08:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I hope this is in someway helpful. I've been unable to find any Forensic Accounting Master's, aside from the one you've mentioned. However, you don't require a Master's in Forensic Accounting if you're interesting in that field. Most forensic accountants that I've spoken with are C.P.A's within large firms. I'm Canadian, so I'm unsure which universities offer that specific program. Some other Master's concentrations you could look into are MBA's in Fraud Examination (I think Argosy offers it); or look into Strayer's different MBA concentrations (if I recall they had quite a few, perhaps even forensic accounting)/ But, I'm guessing you're aware of the universities which offer MBA's in Accounting, and are only looking for Forensic… [cont.]
Answered by painkilla33 - Sat Jul 4 17:28:37 2009
What is the best future accounting field to work in?
Q. I am already having a BS in business administration- genaral concentration. This fall, I am starting my accounting certificate program and I would like to ask which classes are best to take? I would prefer to work for non-profit and private organizations in the accounting field. I do not plan to take a CPA exam in the future. Thank you for your advices!
Asked by macka - Thu Jul 31 09:28:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I don't see a point of taking accounting classes, but not taking the CPA exam. In most companies, you need to have a CPA before you can progress in the accounting field beyond a certain level (i.e. controller, CFO, etc.). Financial accounting, fund accounting, financial analysis, managerial accounting are all beneficial in this field / career.
Answered by Igor V - Thu Jul 31 19:35:10 2008
Q. I am already having a BS in business administration- genaral concentration. This fall, I am starting my accounting certificate program and I would like to ask which classes are best to take? I would prefer to work for non-profit and private organizations in the accounting field. I do not plan to take a CPA exam in the future. Thank you for your advices!
Asked by macka - Thu Jul 31 09:28:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I don't see a point of taking accounting classes, but not taking the CPA exam. In most companies, you need to have a CPA before you can progress in the accounting field beyond a certain level (i.e. controller, CFO, etc.). Financial accounting, fund accounting, financial analysis, managerial accounting are all beneficial in this field / career.
Answered by Igor V - Thu Jul 31 19:35:10 2008
What jobs are available to accounting majors?
Q. I am currently a college student and i am a few hours away from having an associates degree in accounting. I plan on staying another two years in order to obtain my bachelors degree. So my question is, directly out of college with a bachelors degree in accounting, what type of jobs would i qualify for, outside of just being an accountant.
Asked by Jeffery W - Tue Mar 10 00:13:13 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can be a public accountant, IRS auditor, financial analyst, FBI agent, CIA agent, just about anything you want really...it is a major that does not limit your possibilities.
Answered by Ryan M - Tue Mar 10 00:17:49 2009
Q. I am currently a college student and i am a few hours away from having an associates degree in accounting. I plan on staying another two years in order to obtain my bachelors degree. So my question is, directly out of college with a bachelors degree in accounting, what type of jobs would i qualify for, outside of just being an accountant.
Asked by Jeffery W - Tue Mar 10 00:13:13 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can be a public accountant, IRS auditor, financial analyst, FBI agent, CIA agent, just about anything you want really...it is a major that does not limit your possibilities.
Answered by Ryan M - Tue Mar 10 00:17:49 2009
What does accounting pending mean as to my major for college?
Q. I received a letter confirming my application status to the university I want to attend, but it says accounting pending as my major. What is the pending there for?
Asked by Nita F - Tue Jul 27 17:58:15 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I received a letter confirming my application status to the university I want to attend, but it says accounting pending as my major. What is the pending there for?
Asked by Nita F - Tue Jul 27 17:58:15 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
How can I get an accounting job with 2+ years in business, an accounting degree, but no accounting experience?
Q. I have worked for a Fortune 500 company for the past 2.5 years, but not in the accounting department. I am ready for a change and want to move to public accounting. Any suggestions on where or how to find an open accounting job? I have a 4 year degree in accounting. Just to clarify.
Asked by tonyfitz1325 - Tue Jun 16 13:18:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Indicate in cover letter what skills relevant to accounting you gained during your business years imho...
Answered by employee of the month - Tue Jun 16 13:35:57 2009
Q. I have worked for a Fortune 500 company for the past 2.5 years, but not in the accounting department. I am ready for a change and want to move to public accounting. Any suggestions on where or how to find an open accounting job? I have a 4 year degree in accounting. Just to clarify.
Asked by tonyfitz1325 - Tue Jun 16 13:18:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Indicate in cover letter what skills relevant to accounting you gained during your business years imho...
Answered by employee of the month - Tue Jun 16 13:35:57 2009
What is the accounting treatment if the expenses to be replenish is higher than the petty cash fund stablish?
Q. My question is about accounting with a particular topic in the petty cash fund. The treatment should be applicable here in the Philippines.
Asked by Danna - Sun Nov 25 21:51:37 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. can't be possible. If you start with $100 in petty cash fund, but you have $90 in receipts, but all the cah is gone..then you are missin a receipt and someone either stole the money or forgot to get a receipt so you can just likely call it a $10 miscellaneous expense to even it out to the $100 petty cash fund. If you started with a fund of $100 and have $110 in receipts then then the petty cash fund needs to be increased to $110 first..and then the $110 in expenses are written off.
Answered by thethingzuneed - Sun Nov 25 21:58:23 2007
Q. My question is about accounting with a particular topic in the petty cash fund. The treatment should be applicable here in the Philippines.
Asked by Danna - Sun Nov 25 21:51:37 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. can't be possible. If you start with $100 in petty cash fund, but you have $90 in receipts, but all the cah is gone..then you are missin a receipt and someone either stole the money or forgot to get a receipt so you can just likely call it a $10 miscellaneous expense to even it out to the $100 petty cash fund. If you started with a fund of $100 and have $110 in receipts then then the petty cash fund needs to be increased to $110 first..and then the $110 in expenses are written off.
Answered by thethingzuneed - Sun Nov 25 21:58:23 2007
What program should I use for accounting in my small business?
Q. I know Peachtree/Quickbooks or something but what does it really do? Is accounting only to help out the owner? or is there legal stuff included? Also, what's the difference between what the cash register monitors and what i use the accounting program for?
Asked by Josh T - Wed Jun 25 17:46:08 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Microsoft Accounting Pro
Answered by ymudzingwa - Wed Jun 25 18:13:57 2008
Q. I know Peachtree/Quickbooks or something but what does it really do? Is accounting only to help out the owner? or is there legal stuff included? Also, what's the difference between what the cash register monitors and what i use the accounting program for?
Asked by Josh T - Wed Jun 25 17:46:08 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Microsoft Accounting Pro
Answered by ymudzingwa - Wed Jun 25 18:13:57 2008
How good do you have to be at accounting to be an inspector general?
Q. I'm going for my masters in public administration and there is a specialization in becoming an inspector general, which I'm really interested in. Yet I'm concerned about the accounting portion of the role. As a undergrad I only got a C in accounting. I mean if I work hard which I plan to I could do better but is the job mostly involved with accounting?
Asked by cheyla_ahi - Fri Jan 18 10:17:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes I believe there is Accounting involved in this. Inspector General normally are CFE Certified Fraud Examiners and that requires some accounting knowledge. So in short, yes you will need to know some accounting to do this.
Answered by CaliGirl - Fri Jan 18 10:43:17 2008
Q. I'm going for my masters in public administration and there is a specialization in becoming an inspector general, which I'm really interested in. Yet I'm concerned about the accounting portion of the role. As a undergrad I only got a C in accounting. I mean if I work hard which I plan to I could do better but is the job mostly involved with accounting?
Asked by cheyla_ahi - Fri Jan 18 10:17:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes I believe there is Accounting involved in this. Inspector General normally are CFE Certified Fraud Examiners and that requires some accounting knowledge. So in short, yes you will need to know some accounting to do this.
Answered by CaliGirl - Fri Jan 18 10:43:17 2008
What is the best and simple accounting software?
Q. I need an accounting software that is simple to use and user-friendly for my home and business expenses. I only need it to track my expenses. I would prefer the software to contain some sort of option to connect to my bank account online in order to track checks that have cleared. I've tried Quickbooks Pro and, to be honest, I didn't really put a lot of effort into learning how to use it, but for me it just wasn't very user-friendly. Inexpensive and easy... anyone know?
Asked by Humble Proclaimer - Thu Jan 22 15:16:48 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know multimillion dollar businesses that use microsoft excel for much more complex stuff. Based on what you are doing, it looks like your best bet.
Answered by Frank112 - Thu Jan 22 16:08:33 2009
Q. I need an accounting software that is simple to use and user-friendly for my home and business expenses. I only need it to track my expenses. I would prefer the software to contain some sort of option to connect to my bank account online in order to track checks that have cleared. I've tried Quickbooks Pro and, to be honest, I didn't really put a lot of effort into learning how to use it, but for me it just wasn't very user-friendly. Inexpensive and easy... anyone know?
Asked by Humble Proclaimer - Thu Jan 22 15:16:48 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know multimillion dollar businesses that use microsoft excel for much more complex stuff. Based on what you are doing, it looks like your best bet.
Answered by Frank112 - Thu Jan 22 16:08:33 2009
Will a BA in History and an accounting certificate get me an accounting job?
Q. I graduated from UC Berkeley in 2001 with a History degree. i did some museum jobs after graduation. i would like to have a career in accounting. I am planning to go to a local community college to get a certificate in accounting. Will this help me find an good accounting job? I know my BA in History is worthless for the accounting job but will it play a factor on getting an accounting job?
Asked by frat boy - Sun Jul 27 03:41:49 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I definately think having a degree in anything will help you get a job, even if it doesn't apply to the job you are going after. Think of it this way... would you rather hire someone with a degree and certification, or just someone who is certified? Having a degree shows that you are very well educated, and I think that means a lot to an employer. Good luck with your accounting studies and your job hunt!!
Answered by mandeenoel - Sun Jul 27 03:50:42 2008
Q. I graduated from UC Berkeley in 2001 with a History degree. i did some museum jobs after graduation. i would like to have a career in accounting. I am planning to go to a local community college to get a certificate in accounting. Will this help me find an good accounting job? I know my BA in History is worthless for the accounting job but will it play a factor on getting an accounting job?
Asked by frat boy - Sun Jul 27 03:41:49 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I definately think having a degree in anything will help you get a job, even if it doesn't apply to the job you are going after. Think of it this way... would you rather hire someone with a degree and certification, or just someone who is certified? Having a degree shows that you are very well educated, and I think that means a lot to an employer. Good luck with your accounting studies and your job hunt!!
Answered by mandeenoel - Sun Jul 27 03:50:42 2008
What classes would I need to take to get a job in accounting?
Q. I'm thinking about pursuing an entry level accounting job. I already have a bachelor's economics, but I'm wondering what classes I would need to qualify for entry level accounting. I've never taken an accounting class in my life. What kind of salary could I expect for entry level accounting?
Asked by Brian M - Tue Mar 16 16:41:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Math.
Answered by Scott D - Tue Mar 16 16:42:37 2010
Q. I'm thinking about pursuing an entry level accounting job. I already have a bachelor's economics, but I'm wondering what classes I would need to qualify for entry level accounting. I've never taken an accounting class in my life. What kind of salary could I expect for entry level accounting?
Asked by Brian M - Tue Mar 16 16:41:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Math.
Answered by Scott D - Tue Mar 16 16:42:37 2010
Accounting Question: anyone able to help me out with information about your work environment?
Q. Interview a friend or family member about his/her work environment. Is his/her organization a sole proprietorship, partnership, or corporation? Who is involved with the accounting decisions and information? In what ways is your friend or family member affected by the accounting information? I'm at work and I don't have time to interview my friends. Any help will be greatly appreciated!
Asked by Sundance1 - Tue Dec 4 10:35:19 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Haha, lazy.. My brother works in a resarunt. The enviroment is fast, always busy, high expectations in quality. The organization is a sole proprietorship, and the owner is also the manager. The owner organises balance sheets monthly and seeks accounting assistance yearly. Through his reports he can make the appropiate decisions. This decisions change may change the stock or cut down in expenses, so my brother must reduce the ammount of ingredients used in his cooking etc. hopes this helps :)
Answered by st3phanb - Tue Dec 4 10:47:53 2007
Q. Interview a friend or family member about his/her work environment. Is his/her organization a sole proprietorship, partnership, or corporation? Who is involved with the accounting decisions and information? In what ways is your friend or family member affected by the accounting information? I'm at work and I don't have time to interview my friends. Any help will be greatly appreciated!
Asked by Sundance1 - Tue Dec 4 10:35:19 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Haha, lazy.. My brother works in a resarunt. The enviroment is fast, always busy, high expectations in quality. The organization is a sole proprietorship, and the owner is also the manager. The owner organises balance sheets monthly and seeks accounting assistance yearly. Through his reports he can make the appropiate decisions. This decisions change may change the stock or cut down in expenses, so my brother must reduce the ammount of ingredients used in his cooking etc. hopes this helps :)
Answered by st3phanb - Tue Dec 4 10:47:53 2007
What is the different between finance and accounting?
Q. What is really different between finance and accounting? Finance: is money management, including investment. Accounting: make records for the profit and liability. Is that right?
Asked by unknown - Sun Jan 20 05:54:18 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You finance to finance and account to accounting. LOL
Answered by "FLAWLESS-VICTORY" - Sun Jan 20 06:03:09 2008
Q. What is really different between finance and accounting? Finance: is money management, including investment. Accounting: make records for the profit and liability. Is that right?
Asked by unknown - Sun Jan 20 05:54:18 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You finance to finance and account to accounting. LOL
Answered by "FLAWLESS-VICTORY" - Sun Jan 20 06:03:09 2008
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