Sentence examples for accountant set from inspiring English sources

Its images of a decapitated woman and cudgel-wielding accountant, set in a spotless room with alpine view, is at once comedic and sadistic, a kind of vaudeville of violence.

Serious Sweet by AL Kennedy (Jonathan Cape) The peregrinations of a senior civil servant and a bankrupt accountant, set in London over 24 hours, form the basis of a sharp tale of modern morals and conscience.

Mr. Francis says that his internal accountant set him up, filing the 2002 and 2003 tax returns in question for Mantra Films and then blowing the whistle to the I.R.S. with the goal of reaping a bounty for turning in a tax cheat.

Then the accountant sets up a shadow company that looks and sounds exactly like the safari company.

A recent tribunal hearing detailed the way some accountants set out to mislead the authorities.

Outside lawyers and accountants set up "ghost" networks of offshore companies, to make the transfers even more opaque.

If ever a man is entitled to feel he has been picked on it is Shanly, as a report from the National Audit Office has revealed he is the only person to be prosecuted by an HMRC crack unit of accountants set up in 2009 to pursue high-net-worth individuals thought to be paying less than their fair share of tax.

And when we have these kinds of rules that are set by the accounting firms instead of set as part of national policy on economics and economic wellbeing, you run the risk of having accountants set your economic policy.

States, not the federal government, license certified public accountants, setting education, training and professional conduct standards.

After university, he trained as an accountant and set up a financial consultancy business.

You'll want to work with a certified public accountant to set aside enough to cover you, particularly if you've done really well that year.