is acca qualification + experience enough to open an accounting practice?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Association_of_Chartered_Certified_Accountants
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It depends on what acca qualification is and what your learning skills are
Answer 2 :
Yes, it is. Simple answer I know but it's fine. You would need to keep your membership up to date and continue with your CPD in order to advertise yourself using the ACCA.
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Monday, September 26, 2011
i am a young graduate who read accounting in the university, i want someone in UK or Australia to invite me?
i am a young graduate who read accounting in the university, i want someone in UK or Australia to invite me?
i really need your help to travel. i want to make friends too
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Your invited!! & I'm everybodys friend..Mr friendly..that's me!!
Answer 2 :
why don't you apply for a visitors visa for 3 months with work permission and then whilst you are here look for an accounting job and should the 3 months VISA expire apply for extension or a skilled labour VISA
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i really need your help to travel. i want to make friends too
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Your invited!! & I'm everybodys friend..Mr friendly..that's me!!
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why don't you apply for a visitors visa for 3 months with work permission and then whilst you are here look for an accounting job and should the 3 months VISA expire apply for extension or a skilled labour VISA
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I want to gain my AAT certificate in accounting ?
I want to gain my AAT certificate in accounting ?
Right, here's the scope. I want to gain my AAT certificate in accounting, I already have the appropriate text & work books (Units 30 31). I have revised the booklets & learnt the criteria, what i need now is somewhere i can sit an exam or a Coursework schedual so that i can be marked & graded ? I'm aware it'll cost me to pay for the examiner, i just want to know if it's possible to do it & how ?
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You can't pass the AAT only by sitting exams: part of the assessment is experential and you have to accumulate a portfolio of evidence of activities (or simulations) you have participated in at work or elsewhere. (1) You have to join the AAT as a student member to be assessed. (2) You will need to take take a course at a college or by distance learning in order to complete your portfolio. (3) You will need to sit the exams at a nominated centre.
Answer 2 :
Contact AAT and find out if your local college or any other place near you sits the exams. I went to my local college in the evenings to do this and my work paid for it. If you work in an accounts environment ask them if they will pay for your training/exams as it will benefit them too in the long run.
Answer 3 :
get in touch with your local college or chamber of commerce and ask when the courses are, also u need to register with the AAT www.aat.org.uk They start in September where i live. You do need to do a portfolio at the same time so as to prove experience as well as competence. and also need to do extra questions other than the basic exam ones, which your tutor will give you before you sit the exam.
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Right, here's the scope. I want to gain my AAT certificate in accounting, I already have the appropriate text & work books (Units 30 31). I have revised the booklets & learnt the criteria, what i need now is somewhere i can sit an exam or a Coursework schedual so that i can be marked & graded ? I'm aware it'll cost me to pay for the examiner, i just want to know if it's possible to do it & how ?
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You can't pass the AAT only by sitting exams: part of the assessment is experential and you have to accumulate a portfolio of evidence of activities (or simulations) you have participated in at work or elsewhere. (1) You have to join the AAT as a student member to be assessed. (2) You will need to take take a course at a college or by distance learning in order to complete your portfolio. (3) You will need to sit the exams at a nominated centre.
Answer 2 :
Contact AAT and find out if your local college or any other place near you sits the exams. I went to my local college in the evenings to do this and my work paid for it. If you work in an accounts environment ask them if they will pay for your training/exams as it will benefit them too in the long run.
Answer 3 :
get in touch with your local college or chamber of commerce and ask when the courses are, also u need to register with the AAT www.aat.org.uk They start in September where i live. You do need to do a portfolio at the same time so as to prove experience as well as competence. and also need to do extra questions other than the basic exam ones, which your tutor will give you before you sit the exam.
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Whats the avg pay like amongst accounting firms?
Whats the avg pay like amongst accounting firms?
Say if ur a post graduate in accounting or finance and you're starting off in corporate finance/transaction services.
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Asking how much accountants earn is like asking how long a piece of string is! Basically there are two factors you need to consider. Qualified chartered accountants (ACCA, ICAEW or CIMA) will earn more than qualified accounting technicians (CAT or AAT) and the more experienced the accountant the higher the salary they should achieve. Secondly, accountants in the more prestigious jobs (ie. KPMG or bluechip companies) will earn more than accountants who work in small, provincial practices or in smaller private companies. A newly qualified ACCA should be looking to earn anywhere between £23-£45K.
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It depends on what you do for the company. Accountants and highly sought after so pay is pretty damn good.
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Say if ur a post graduate in accounting or finance and you're starting off in corporate finance/transaction services.
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Asking how much accountants earn is like asking how long a piece of string is! Basically there are two factors you need to consider. Qualified chartered accountants (ACCA, ICAEW or CIMA) will earn more than qualified accounting technicians (CAT or AAT) and the more experienced the accountant the higher the salary they should achieve. Secondly, accountants in the more prestigious jobs (ie. KPMG or bluechip companies) will earn more than accountants who work in small, provincial practices or in smaller private companies. A newly qualified ACCA should be looking to earn anywhere between £23-£45K.
Answer 2 :
It depends on what you do for the company. Accountants and highly sought after so pay is pretty damn good.
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I am doing a accounting course i stuck with journal entries and the revised trial balance?
I am doing a accounting course i stuck with journal entries and the revised trial balance?
i been given a sales invoice for 139.52 net ,24.42 vat,163.94 gross ,but this invoice has been entered on the wrong side of the accounts ,how would i correct this please can u help
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hey isn't accounting fun! ok jrnls: sales control account dr £327.88 sales: cr £279.04 vat: cr £48.84! good luck! u have to cr/dr double the amount
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Let's start from the beginning. What you've done was: Dr Sales 139.52 Dr Vat 24.42 Cr A/cs receivable 163.94 and now you need to correct that. You can do it in 2 stages or in 1 but for clarity, I'll do it in 2 stages for you. 1st you need to totally reverse the above, as if it never happened. So you: Dr A/cs receivable 163.94 Cr Sales 139.52 Cr VAT 24.42 and now your slate has been wiped clean. You then journalise what you should have done in the 1st place: Dr A/cs receivable 163.94 Cr Sales 139.52 Cr VAT 24.42 and you're done. With experience, you can do it in 1 go, by merely doubling the amounts in the entries, but the debit is to A/cs receivable aka Trade debtors aka Debtors control, but NOT Sales control which is a sales a/c. I think the answerer above had a typo there.
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i been given a sales invoice for 139.52 net ,24.42 vat,163.94 gross ,but this invoice has been entered on the wrong side of the accounts ,how would i correct this please can u help
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Answer 1 :
hey isn't accounting fun! ok jrnls: sales control account dr £327.88 sales: cr £279.04 vat: cr £48.84! good luck! u have to cr/dr double the amount
Answer 2 :
Let's start from the beginning. What you've done was: Dr Sales 139.52 Dr Vat 24.42 Cr A/cs receivable 163.94 and now you need to correct that. You can do it in 2 stages or in 1 but for clarity, I'll do it in 2 stages for you. 1st you need to totally reverse the above, as if it never happened. So you: Dr A/cs receivable 163.94 Cr Sales 139.52 Cr VAT 24.42 and now your slate has been wiped clean. You then journalise what you should have done in the 1st place: Dr A/cs receivable 163.94 Cr Sales 139.52 Cr VAT 24.42 and you're done. With experience, you can do it in 1 go, by merely doubling the amounts in the entries, but the debit is to A/cs receivable aka Trade debtors aka Debtors control, but NOT Sales control which is a sales a/c. I think the answerer above had a typo there.
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