The phrase "accountant points" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in a specific context related to accounting, but without further context, its meaning is unclear.
Example: "The accountant points to the discrepancies in the financial report that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "accounting notes" or "financial highlights".
Lynn Turner, a former S.E.C. chief accountant, points out that the agency actually has an office of risk management, which was established a few years ago when William Donaldson was the chairman.
Sidney Kess, a New York tax lawyer and accountant, points out that no tax is due on income from renting out your home for fewer than 15 days a year.
Sidney Kess, a New York lawyer and certified public accountant, pointed out that sometimes one spouse qualifies for deductions based only on his or her income, but that the couple would not qualify if they filed jointly.
One regular user of the station, George Moore, an accountant, pointed with disgust to a place where he said he had seen a pile of feces on the platform the day before.
Mark Luscombe, principal federal tax analyst at CCH, a publisher of research and software for tax lawyers and accountants, pointed to the Tax Reform Act of 1986, which instituted an excise tax of 15 percent on withdrawals that exceeded $112,500 a year.
Tax authorities there imposed a disclosure scheme in 2001 and accountants point to the number of disclosures to underline the importance of being given information about what will not be allowed.
Accountant PricewaterhouseCooper points out that the starting rate is now barely one and a half times' average earnings.
Well, most of us are happily conducting day-to-day banking over the internet and, as Daniel Rissen of chartered accountants businessorchard.com points out, "the security issues are the same as with locally hosted systems – unless your business doesn't have an internet connection.
Most of the guests said that they had been early Obama supporters — "At one point, he was what we are," an accountant named Calcie Cooper pointed out.
Yet that is partly down to the accounting firms, points out Lynn Turner, head of Colorado State University's Centre for Quality Financial Reporting and a former chief accountant at the SEC.
The idea was to make money (at least, not to lose it), and though the business side of the operation was fairly hopeless — Mailer's dad, Barney, was the first accountant; at one point, every member of the sales department was a poet — the founders worked hard to distribute the paper to newsstands all over the city.
