An accounting degree is very valuable. You can develop a lucrative career in varied fields and industries and can earn an attractive salary. Apart from these, you also have better career prospects.
If there's anything that the accounting profession is not, that is easy. Work can be grueling, frustrating, extremely long and tedious and at times it can drive you up against the walls. Be prepared to face some of the following if you are taking your first step into an accounting career.
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This webinar will teach about the various anti-fraud policies that are needed within an organization and why just having an anti-fraud policy is not enough.
When one thinks of accountants, it is not uncommon to immediately make an association of people in the profession with big corporations. After all, the complex financial statements have to be audited by accounting firms and one tends to think that's their core role.
According to BLS, the employment growth for career options like accounting, auditing and bookkeeping clerks is likely to increase by ten percent from 2008-2018. The mean annual salary in 2010 was $35,340 for career options like accounting, auditing and bookkeeping clerks.
A Master's Degree in Accounting, also called the MACC, is an advanced level of education that prepares students for more specialized and advanced careers in accounting.
Learn what it takes for you and your organization to complete an internal audit to determine your risk for non-compliance and to identify policies that need to be added