The phrase "accountancy which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a clause that provides additional information about accountancy.
Example: "The report focuses on accountancy which emphasizes ethical practices in financial reporting."
Alternatives: "accounting that" or "accounting which".
But Durkee was not licensed to practice public accounting, according to the state Board of Accountancy, which wrote Durkee this week requesting that she "cease such activities immediately". The tax returns for charities that listed Durkee as treasurer or bookkeeper were all signed by the same certified public accountant, R. Chris Aurit of Mooresville, N.C.
* Robert Shackleton of Newport Beach has been reappointed to the state Board of Accountancy, which regulates, licenses and disciplines certified public accountants.
Written into this apprenticeship programme are a wealth of professional qualifications in HR, law and accountancy, which in the past would only have been open to graduates.
That is, until she speaks about the certificates she received studying law and accountancy, which were recently sent back to her by the Home Office.
John says, "I loved every minute of the MBA course, even accountancy, which surprised me coming from a science background".
Jones says: "Cognisec Workspace provides exceptional capability for controlling and encrypting access management whilst retaining flexibility around home working and BYOD [bring your own device]." Crunch is a UK-based online accountancy firm, which looks after freelance, contractor and small business accounts for a flat monthly fee.
Nursing costs per ward were extracted from the accountancy database, which means that salary costs by ward are taken into account.
These two for-profit institutions are highly connected in the legal and accountancy professions, which ensures both are reporting robust postgraduate applications despite the squeeze in the City.
What we were interested in at the time was creating an accountancy body which could provide tailored qualifications and services to all sectors of the economy.
Like the @ symbol, an arcane accountancy motif, which was reinvented as a star of the digital age when added to e-mail addresses, the # has been resurrected by digital technology.
Today Margaret Hodge, chairman of the PAC, stepped up her campaign against tax avoidance by suggesting that accountancy firms which help multinationals aggressively avoid paying tax should be banned from tendering for lucrative government contracts.
