Sentence examples for accountant mark from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit says Cooperman's two personal returns claiming the deductions were prepared by his longtime accountant, Mark I. Gittelman, a CPA with Gittelman & Co., Clifton, N.J.

A Scottish accountant who made his mark in the Thatcherite period and run-up to the 1988 privatisation at the old British Steel (which he joined in 1968), he may be a Conservative but he believes politicians of all hues should keep their noses well out of business.

Its accountants forced it to mark down other assets by three times that amount to reflect sagging market prices, even though most of them will be held to maturity.

Only weeks later, AIG's accountants insisted the company mark its super senior collateral to market, which resulted in a greater than expected write-down of over $5 billion.

The CDS book must be marked to market, but with a frozen market, AIG's accountants are employing strict fair value accounting and making AIG mark the values down severely.

Some bankers now fret that their accountants may force them regularly to "mark to market" their holdings and set aside capital if bond prices fall.

During the 1870s the occupation of accountant was bifurcated into professional practitioners, marked by the badge of organisational membership, and less reputable individuals who were denied it.

Smart accountants write accounting rules.

And the international, which I was much more involved in and with professional accountants and professional account standard studies were very attracted toward mark-to-market accounting.

But its passing does mark another milestone in the evolution of British publishing towards accountant-led homogeneity.

The mark-up on simple veg dishes is enough to make an accountant giddy.