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    Posted on July 22nd, 2008

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    Are you familiar with the field of accounting? Have you ever heard of a tax accountant, a chartered accountant or corporate accounting? Auditors and accountants are responsible for keeping up will a company’s finances. They provide reports for the managers of the company and any interested parties outside of the company to read. The managers of the company use such reports to keep up-to-date on how well the company is performing. Government agencies use the reports to determine how much taxes should be paid by the company. Some people use these reports as a deciding factor as to whether or not they want to do business with a particular company. Lenders use these reports in their decision to lend money to a company.

    Currently, there are four different types of accountants. A public accountant works for a public accounting company. They are responsible for tax (a tax accountant primarily specializes in tax), auditing, accounting and consultation. Some public accountants even have their own business. A public accountant does several types of accounting for persons outside of the company. A management accountant keeps up with the money that is spent and earned by a particular company. An internal auditor ensures the accuracy of the accounting records for a particular company. They examine the records to make sure that no one is stealing from the company. They also make sure none of the company’s money is being wasted as well. Government auditors and accountants ensure the accounting records of the government are correct. They also examine the records of anyone who does business with the government.



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