accountancy
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4.4
- noun
- /əˈkaʊntənsi/
- UK
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contabilidad
- The accountancy profession plays a crucial role in ensuring transparency in financial reporting for companies.
- accountancy profession
- Accountancy & Business
- accountancy professionals
OK, I'm sorry, I don't know much about accountancy.
- OK, I'm sorry, I don't know much about accountancy.
- Now, if someone is using you for accountancies, they may also have a lawyer.
- I got the opportunity to study accountancy, you know, because that seemed to be, you know, one step on the larger higher.
- We should care because governments are are or this this accountancy acrobatics are robbing governments for from very much needed tax money.
Examples
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I am going to apply for the Master of Accountancy at Carlson Business School.
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Bryan just started in accountancy.
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But accountancy is quite exciting.
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I think I can say without doubt, the ideal job for you is accountancy.
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Do these standards serve the needs of the accountancy profession?
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It's basic accountancy, basic spending controls, not printing too much money, not spending too much.
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Almost all the countries have their own Accountancy Association, which controls the excellence and number of the professionals in this field.
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Kabti, whose background is in accountancy, spent more than three decades living in California.
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Twenty-one graduate students pursuing a Master's of Professional Accountancy degree at a land-grant university in the southern United States participated in this study.
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Knowledge of electronic spreadsheets is also required for all new entrants into the accountancy profession in New Zealand (NZSA 1989).
Academic text (1992)
Synonyms
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3.2
Keeping and checking records and reports about a business's money
How Complex
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word accountancy comes from account, which originally meant 'to count' and is the same idea as the familiar verb count. So accountancy is the job of 'counting and keeping records' of money and other business numbers.