Sentence examples for accountant which from inspiring English sources

He had held a number of jobs, including as an accountant, which he hated, and in restaurant management.

Mrs. O'Neill has four children, ages 2 to 13, and a husband who is an accountant, which basically means she's a single mom from January through April.

Mr. Sarkozy, denouncing "lies" and "calumny," said he was particularly angry at allegations by a former Bettencourt accountant, which she later denied making, that he had received envelopes of cash at the Bettencourt home.

He stepped on his line about non-existent tax breaks by adding "I maybe need to get a new accountant," which could be taken to suggest that he wished he could make more money from shipping jobs abroad.

The Telegraph published details of letters between Ussher and her accountant which showed she redesignated a property in her constituency as her main home for one month before selling it in 2007.

Although The Accountant, which cost a reported $40m to produce, didn't quite hit the heights of Gone Girl's $37.5m opening, it is in the range of some of his other R-rated fall openings with the studio.

"I have been spending a lot of time with lawyers and accountants, which does feel a little weird," he said.

Katrine Richardson is the director of Metric Accountants, which provides services to technology and high growth companies.

It is the same with the proposals to encourage greater competition among the UK's chartered accountants which fiscal regulators still shepherd wistfully into view.

Indeed, Mr. Lay said, a subsequent review by independent lawyers and accountants, which found serious flaws in the structures, took three months to conclude.

It is the largest fine issued by the Financial Reporting Council (FRC), the body that regulates accountants, which has also given Deloitte a severe reprimand.