chartered accountant
chartered accountant
Definition
chartered accountant
noun
in Australia, Britain, Canada, etc., the equivalent of a certified public accountant in the U.S.
chartered accountant
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- train: Training and Development Solomon Hare has a strong and successful track record of training chartered accountants.
- base: Burrow & Crowe Chartered Accountants: Burrow & Crowe are a firm of chartered accountants based in Horsforth, Leeds.
- become: Three have become chartered accountants, four chartered certified accountants and another two chartered tax advisers.
Preposition: in
- world: Institute of Financial Accountants ( IFA ) - the oldest body of non Chartered Accountants in the world.
Adjective modifier
- qualified: A qualified chartered accountant, Jean began her career at Grant Thornton in 1981.
- certified: David Wise David Wise, Treasurer, was born severely deaf and has qualified as a chartered certified accountant.
- local: Accountant Brokers For Local Accountants Accountant Brokers provides advice on the selection of a local chartered accountant to suit your specific requirements.
- accomplished: Dennis is an accomplished chartered accountant with experience as both a strategy and quality management consultant.
- non: Institute of Financial Accountants ( IFA ) - the oldest body of non Chartered Accountants in the world.
Preposition: with
- experience: Dennis is an accomplished chartered accountant with experience as both a strategy and quality management consultant.
- year: Deepak is a chartered accountant with many years experience working within the NGO sector.
- interest: He is a chartered accountant with a keen interest in audit and corporate governance.
Noun used with modifier
- management: Prospects Web - profile of a chartered management accountant from the official UK graduate careers website.
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