accountant
محاسب
definition
noun
Financial control is not as popular with qualified accountants as it used to be.
a person whose job is to keep or inspect financial accounts.
translation of 'accountant'
noun
محاسب,
المسؤول,
المعرض للمحاسبة
example
The involvement of a qualified 'accountant' in preparing these forecasts is recommended.
After that, tax payers will have to employ an 'accountant' or work out for themselves how much they owe the taxman.
Ask your 'accountant' to inform your tax office as soon as possible that he or she is dealing with your case.
Your assets are seized and managed by an 'accountant' specialising in insolvency.
He would pass the letter on to his 'accountant' , who would more than likely tell him not to worry.
He is not sure if he owes tax on this, but is meeting his 'accountant' this week to discuss the issue.
He went to see an insolvency practitioner at his 'accountants' for advice on winding up the business.
He said the vast bulk of claims against 'accountants' were not for audit work but for taxation work.
Many 'accountants' made it to the board having previously served as senior executives.
The 'accountants' decided the accounts were inefficient, and persuaded the politicians to close them.
When my banker boyfriend came to London, he hung out with other bankers, or 'accountants' and lawyers.
Many 'accountants' have opted to return to college to add further value to their skills.
If Hannibal had listened too long to his 'accountants' , he might not have set off in the first place.
There are a number of types of accountant, with chartered 'accountants' being among the best known.
There will always be a flow of 'accountants' leaving the country to work and gain experience abroad.
The distinction between fixed and variable costs commonly used by 'accountants' is quite irrelevant.
More to the point, we are a nation of 'accountants' , consultants and financial advisers.
Financial control is not as popular with qualified 'accountants' as it used to be.
They cancelled their credit cards when told 'accountants' were to look through the books, it is claimed.
The orientation of research and development staff is likely to differ from that of 'accountants' .
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