accounting firms
Financial record keepers
Accounting firms are businesses that provide financial services such as auditing, tax preparation, bookkeeping, and financial consulting.
They range from small local practices with a handful of accountants to multinational enterprises employing thousands of professionals across dozens of countries.
The largest accounting firms, often called the Big Four, handle audits for most major public corporations and wield considerable influence over financial reporting standards.
She landed a job at one of the top accounting firms right out of college.
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- bookkeepingRecording financial transactions systematically
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- tax preparationReadying income documents for government
- tax returnIncome declaration to government
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