Study Actuarial Science better or Accountant?
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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You could technically study both Acturaial pays more but your chances of passing the licensing exam is 1/60 best thing to do, is a Actuarial degree with an accounting minor...therfore if you dont pass the actuairal exam you just need one more semester at the University just taking a few more business courses and you can then become a CPA or CA (much easier than Actuarlialist)
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Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
where is there a good accountant?
where is there a good accountant?
i need someone who can do time sheets and wage slips and deal with all vat, expenses, invoicing everything a 1 man buisness man needs. I live in Sandy of Bedfordshire
United Kingdom - 6 Answers
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Answer 1 :
i could do that for you, at the right price. email me. oh, i'm nowhere near bedfordshire if that's a problem.
Answer 2 :
Go to your local family owned (corner type) shops and ask them who they use and would they recommend that person. That's what I did and I cannot complain about his performance.
Answer 3 :
Here are some links http://www.accountantlocal.co.uk/search_results.asp?search=bedfordshire&searchType=searchBox&gclid=CMeJod3b_5ACFQaVMAodkyrn-w
Answer 4 :
There,s only one way to choose an accountant. Line them up and ask one question. What does 2&2 make? The one that answers,what wouild you like it to make is the one you should pick.
Answer 5 :
I would like to do your books. I work as a bookkeeping, processing transactions by post and/or online depending on the needs of the client. This way of working would suit clients who do require a full time bookkeeper. For more information or discussion please email me.
Answer 6 :
We can do payroll, VAT and book keeping. If you have a self-assessment tax return to do, remember it needs to be in by the end of January !!!
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i need someone who can do time sheets and wage slips and deal with all vat, expenses, invoicing everything a 1 man buisness man needs. I live in Sandy of Bedfordshire
United Kingdom - 6 Answers
People Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
i could do that for you, at the right price. email me. oh, i'm nowhere near bedfordshire if that's a problem.
Answer 2 :
Go to your local family owned (corner type) shops and ask them who they use and would they recommend that person. That's what I did and I cannot complain about his performance.
Answer 3 :
Here are some links http://www.accountantlocal.co.uk/search_results.asp?search=bedfordshire&searchType=searchBox&gclid=CMeJod3b_5ACFQaVMAodkyrn-w
Answer 4 :
There,s only one way to choose an accountant. Line them up and ask one question. What does 2&2 make? The one that answers,what wouild you like it to make is the one you should pick.
Answer 5 :
I would like to do your books. I work as a bookkeeping, processing transactions by post and/or online depending on the needs of the client. This way of working would suit clients who do require a full time bookkeeper. For more information or discussion please email me.
Answer 6 :
We can do payroll, VAT and book keeping. If you have a self-assessment tax return to do, remember it needs to be in by the end of January !!!
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Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Can a company stay dormant if shareholder, who is also director of the company resigns from director post?
Can a company stay dormant if shareholder, who is also director of the company resigns from director post?
Company's annual accounts to the Companies House for 2 years are overdue due to the lack of funds to pay for an accountant. Shareholder, who is also a director of the company want to file a resignation letter to the Companies House with the date before annual accounts were supposed to be submitted. 1. Can this person still remain a shareholder of the company? 2. Will he be responsible for not filing an annual account on time? 3. Can this company still stay dormant without director?
Other - Business & Finance - 1 Answers
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1. Can this person still remain a shareholder of the company? Yes, a shareholder has no responsibility for filing accounts. 2. Will he be responsible for not filing an annual account on time? He's not responsible as a shareholder but as long as he stays a director, he's responsible as a director. Whether or not he can resign as a director depends on the company's M&A. If this company has only a single director he definitely cannot resign cos that will leave the company without any directors. 3. Can this company still stay dormant without director? A company cannot exist without any directors. But if it had the requisite no. of directors, then yes, it can stay dormant.
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Company's annual accounts to the Companies House for 2 years are overdue due to the lack of funds to pay for an accountant. Shareholder, who is also a director of the company want to file a resignation letter to the Companies House with the date before annual accounts were supposed to be submitted. 1. Can this person still remain a shareholder of the company? 2. Will he be responsible for not filing an annual account on time? 3. Can this company still stay dormant without director?
Other - Business & Finance - 1 Answers
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1. Can this person still remain a shareholder of the company? Yes, a shareholder has no responsibility for filing accounts. 2. Will he be responsible for not filing an annual account on time? He's not responsible as a shareholder but as long as he stays a director, he's responsible as a director. Whether or not he can resign as a director depends on the company's M&A. If this company has only a single director he definitely cannot resign cos that will leave the company without any directors. 3. Can this company still stay dormant without director? A company cannot exist without any directors. But if it had the requisite no. of directors, then yes, it can stay dormant.
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Thursday, September 1, 2011
How to answer this question in a job application form?
How to answer this question in a job application form?
How will you contribute in a challenging high-pressure environment? Hi, Im applying for a position as a graduate accountant and have come across the above question in an application form. I dont quite know what they want to know and how i should answer the question. Any help will be much appreciated.
Other - Careers & Employment - 2 Answers
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You can find help answering questions like that at websites like InterviewUp.com, AceTheInterview.com, Career Builder, Career Lab, etc. to see example interview questions and the best answers to help you prepare.
Answer 2 :
Hi, go through the job desc and pers spec to see the list of qualities they are looking for... then using some of the specific words apply that to yourself. e.g - pers spec says 'dynamic' or 'quick-thinking' - use those words to illustrate examples of where you have been both. Best of luck
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How will you contribute in a challenging high-pressure environment? Hi, Im applying for a position as a graduate accountant and have come across the above question in an application form. I dont quite know what they want to know and how i should answer the question. Any help will be much appreciated.
Other - Careers & Employment - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
You can find help answering questions like that at websites like InterviewUp.com, AceTheInterview.com, Career Builder, Career Lab, etc. to see example interview questions and the best answers to help you prepare.
Answer 2 :
Hi, go through the job desc and pers spec to see the list of qualities they are looking for... then using some of the specific words apply that to yourself. e.g - pers spec says 'dynamic' or 'quick-thinking' - use those words to illustrate examples of where you have been both. Best of luck
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