Would you pay a entrepreneur for doing multiple Jobs?
I would like to know whether you are willing to pay for lawyer and accountant if he is qualified in both areas. or would you prefer that someone did one job and that is it.
Other - Advertising & Marketing - 4 Answers
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Answer 1 :
It would depend. If the Lawyer did a good job as a lawyer, I might pay for his accounting skills, but if he wasn't I wouldn't. It would also depend on whether these skills were related at all. For example, if you hire someone to put your business online, you would be more likely to also trust him with advertising it online, than you would for say his dental skills.
Answer 2 :
Treat them as separate jobs for your accounting purposes. As a consultant, I cover computer systems, business systems, training, coaching and mentoring. I also do classes, web pages, web content, technical documentation, business plans, database design and implementation, curriculum development, assessment preparation, network design and installation, set up servers and workstations. manage a business for a client, prepare the business for sale, and a lot more. I'm better than most experts in every one of them. So, quite often, I'll do a number of contracts with one business, in more than one of these capacities. I expect to be paid for each and every one of them.
Answer 3 :
To be honest, qualifying and actually knowing what you're doing are two different things. Mainly if they know exactly what they are doing then by all means. Lawyers a normally very well aware of the laws they need to follow even when doing taxes, no pun intended. Just make sure you get a contract that states that any misrepresentation they will be liable for all or a part of the taxes if you get audited.
Answer 4 :
It depends. If one person who can be qualified in both areas and have the skills needed in both area. Be might be save and convenient to employ only one. Since when we have the problem to consult, that person will look the problem in every viewpoint and help us decide better. He is qualified to get more money but it might be cheaper to employ only one.
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Monday, March 28, 2011
Monday, March 14, 2011
What job can i get with BTEC First Diploma in Business?
What job can i get with BTEC First Diploma in Business?
What job can i get with BTEC First Diplom in Business level 2 and ICT Level 2, ECDL Level 2 and German GCSE Level 2. German is my first language and I am going for GCSE English and maths this sep. Will i still get a job without them ? and what sort of job can i find? can it be Accountant/ finance?
Primary & Secondary Education - 3 Answers
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You can enter the fast track schemes for McDonald's outlet manager. You need something slightly higher for KFC
Answer 2 :
You need to go on to btec national unless you want to pick flies out of hot cross buns on a production line.
Answer 3 :
One of the best book to make money online is Blogging To The Bank 2.0. I want everyone to know about this book so that they can make tons of money online. You can get this at my site http://www.blogging-success.blogspot.com
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What job can i get with BTEC First Diplom in Business level 2 and ICT Level 2, ECDL Level 2 and German GCSE Level 2. German is my first language and I am going for GCSE English and maths this sep. Will i still get a job without them ? and what sort of job can i find? can it be Accountant/ finance?
Primary & Secondary Education - 3 Answers
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Answer 1 :
You can enter the fast track schemes for McDonald's outlet manager. You need something slightly higher for KFC
Answer 2 :
You need to go on to btec national unless you want to pick flies out of hot cross buns on a production line.
Answer 3 :
One of the best book to make money online is Blogging To The Bank 2.0. I want everyone to know about this book so that they can make tons of money online. You can get this at my site http://www.blogging-success.blogspot.com
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Monday, March 7, 2011
What will be the impact of the current financial climate on the NHS?
What will be the impact of the current financial climate on the NHS?
I have an interview coming up for the post of a trainee accountant (undergraduate scheme). I have to do a presentation based on this question. I have no clue..any ideas please?!
Financial Services - 1 Answers
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Cut backs basically. I bumped into a former NHS colleague, and he said there are fewer staff at the department.
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I have an interview coming up for the post of a trainee accountant (undergraduate scheme). I have to do a presentation based on this question. I have no clue..any ideas please?!
Financial Services - 1 Answers
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Cut backs basically. I bumped into a former NHS colleague, and he said there are fewer staff at the department.
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Tuesday, March 1, 2011
how do i become a charted accountant or a private practice accountant? pleeease answer. i am begging to you?
how do i become a charted accountant or a private practice accountant? pleeease answer. i am begging to you?
i want to be a charted accountant or a private practice accountant. now when i looked at the jobs4u website they said - "Some accountancy degrees provide an exemption from the initial stages of the professional exams. Some areas of accountancy, for instance forensic accounting, may have specific requirements, such as a degree in computing, risk management or law. Degree courses normally require a minimum of two A levels and five GCSEs (A*-C), including maths and English or equivalent qualifications. To be an accountant without first taking a degree usually requires individuals to study for the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) or Chartered Accounting Technician (CAT) qualifications. Many universities will offer exemptions from parts of their accountancy degree to candidates who have AAT or CAT qualifications. AAT and CAT qualifications can eventually lead to chartered accountant status. Foundation degrees are also available." now i dont understand any of this. what are they saying. are they saying i need to pick accountancy at uni and get a degree or anything else. pleeeease if you can explain step by step how to become a charted accountant or private practice accountant. thanks
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
They are outlining the different routes you can take. If you can't understand it, I doubt if you would make it as an accountant anyway.
Answer 2 :
I can see that this is confusing. It can be simplified 1. If you take an undergraduate degree in Accountancy, you may be able to skip the first year of the professional exams. 2. If you want to become a specialist Accountant, you will first need a specific undergraduate degree eg Computing, Risk Management or Law. 3. Otherwise, get an undergraduate degree in the subject of your choice making sure you also have the right number of CATS points at GCSE and A'level. I would add that this is an extremely competitive area so make sure you get at least a 2.1 or you will not get employment therefore not be able to sit the professional exams
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i want to be a charted accountant or a private practice accountant. now when i looked at the jobs4u website they said - "Some accountancy degrees provide an exemption from the initial stages of the professional exams. Some areas of accountancy, for instance forensic accounting, may have specific requirements, such as a degree in computing, risk management or law. Degree courses normally require a minimum of two A levels and five GCSEs (A*-C), including maths and English or equivalent qualifications. To be an accountant without first taking a degree usually requires individuals to study for the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) or Chartered Accounting Technician (CAT) qualifications. Many universities will offer exemptions from parts of their accountancy degree to candidates who have AAT or CAT qualifications. AAT and CAT qualifications can eventually lead to chartered accountant status. Foundation degrees are also available." now i dont understand any of this. what are they saying. are they saying i need to pick accountancy at uni and get a degree or anything else. pleeeease if you can explain step by step how to become a charted accountant or private practice accountant. thanks
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
They are outlining the different routes you can take. If you can't understand it, I doubt if you would make it as an accountant anyway.
Answer 2 :
I can see that this is confusing. It can be simplified 1. If you take an undergraduate degree in Accountancy, you may be able to skip the first year of the professional exams. 2. If you want to become a specialist Accountant, you will first need a specific undergraduate degree eg Computing, Risk Management or Law. 3. Otherwise, get an undergraduate degree in the subject of your choice making sure you also have the right number of CATS points at GCSE and A'level. I would add that this is an extremely competitive area so make sure you get at least a 2.1 or you will not get employment therefore not be able to sit the professional exams
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