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"accountant to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the job or role of an accountant that has been appointed to a specific person or organization. Here is an example: John Smith was hired as the accountant to the CEO, managing all financial aspects of the company.
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The traditional way to snare them is to hire an accountant to scrutinise accounts for anomalies.
You will need an accountant to know where you stand with your account.
Got my accountant to do a bit of a recce.
I called my accountant to double-check, but my returns were correct.
I called my accountant to check on the first, my investment guy the second.
For years, I used to go to a fancy accountant to get my taxes done.
Getting a lawyer or certified public accountant to read through this is crucial.
It doesn't take an accountant to figure out that meat will help their bottom line.
You need an accountant to tell you how to structure your business.
From the nutritionist to the dietician, the accountant to the lawyer, all have played their part.
Quite frankly, I don't need my accountant to be Joey Essex.
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