accountants in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for accountants in the English»Spanish Dictionary

accountant [Am əˈkaʊnt(ə)nt, Brit əˈkaʊnt(ə)nt] N

accountant

contador m / contadora f LatAm

accountant

contable mf Spain

turf accountant N Brit form

turf accountant

corredor m de apuestas / corredora f de apuestas

cost accountant N

cost accountant

contador m de costos / contadora f de costos LatAm

cost accountant

contable mf de costes Spain

Translations for accountants in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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contable

accountant

contador (contadora)

accountant

censora jurada de cuentas

certified public accountant Am

censora jurada de cuentas

chartered accountant Brit

censor jurado de cuentas

certified public accountant Am

censor jurado de cuentas

chartered accountant Brit

contadora pública

certified public accountant Am

contadora pública

chartered accountant Brit

contador público

certified public accountant Am

contador público

chartered accountant Brit

profesora mercantil

certified public accountant Am

profesora mercantil

chartered accountant Brit

accountants in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for accountants in the English»Spanish Dictionary

accountant [əˈkaʊntənt] N

accountant

contable mf

accountant

contador(a) m (f) And

public accountant N Am

public accountant

contable mf público, -a

public accountant

contador(a) m (f) público, -a

turf accountant N Brit form

turf accountant

corredor(a) m (f) de apuestas

Translations for accountants in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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contable

accountant

perito mercantil

accountant

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English

At that time, stock broking was a sideline business conducted by accountants, auctioneers, estate agents and lawyers who met to exchange prices over a cup of coffee.

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Oei recruited talented accountants to set up a modern accounting system for the sugar factories.

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A jurisdiction relying on financial statement income tends to place reliance on the judgment of local accountants for determinations of income under locally accepted accounting principles.

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This kind of individual asset involves reputation, what accountants call goodwill, and/or what others call street cred, along with fame, honor, and prestige.

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The other employees indicted include a pharmacy manager, a principal pharmacist, 3 senior pharmacists, 2 pharmacy accountants, the chief cashier and a stores assistant.

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This concept is different from the book value used by accountants in financial statements or for tax purposes.

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This alleviates the requirement for the umbrella company but requires additional capability within the organisation including professional accountants and adherence to fiscal laws.

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But sadly, the main tax deductions of the rich and greedy are of fees of their creative accountants and lawyers.

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Funny, they had no suite of highly trained accountants on the payroll taking care of business like we do down here.

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They must, however, pass an aptitude test in understanding local conditions (which for accountants will include local tax and company law variations).

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