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...ah means they're "Certified"
Accountants.
You see there are Chartered Accountants and Certified
Accountants
This a bit like the difference between a Doctor and A Nurse or an Engineer or a Technician.Last edited by BlasterBates; 27 September 2006, 13:51.
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Basically somebody has checked that a chartered accountant knows what they are doing, while the other guy may be blagging it all the way, which is not great since he isn't liable if he fecks up, you are!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chartered_Accountant
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Anyone with half an active brain cell would have either: (a) posted that question in Accounting & Legal, or (b) Just****inggooggledit.Originally posted by MarillionFanWhats the difference here? Turns out my accountants are not chartered. Does it amount to a hill of beans?
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Chartered or not Chartered Accounts
Whats the difference here? Turns out my accountants are not chartered. Does it amount to a hill of beans?Tags: None
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