The phrase "accounting experience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone's background or qualifications in the field of accounting.
Example: "Her accounting experience includes working with various financial software and managing budgets for multiple projects."
Alternatives: "financial experience" or "bookkeeping experience".
The office of the Westchester district attorney, Jeanine F. Pirro, left, has subpoenaed documents relating to the hiring of a man with little accounting experience as a senior accountant for the Yonkers Board of Education, according to a spokeswoman for the school district, Jerilynne Fierstein.
Ask what is the accountant's level of tax accounting experience.
The association may have a vested interest in pushing people towards a professional accountant, but unless your tax affairs are very simple or you have some accounting experience, this is probably a good move.
Experience requirements vary but are usually one or two years of accounting experience.
Accounting experience will be very valuable as funds need to take new measures to monitor risk and comply with regulators like the Securities and Exchange Commission, the FDIC and others.
"There are good accountants and there are not-so-good accountants," says Susan Adelle, a freelance bookkeeper in San Francisco with a stable of 15 small-business clients and 20-plus years of accounting experience.
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On a narrow account, "experience" refers to sense experience, that is, to experiences that come from the use of our five senses: sight, touch, hearing, smell, and taste.
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Whoever is willing to do the job for the lowest pay is most likely to get it, although employers can take into account experience as well.
Look to identify daily or long-term account experience.
