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The question of opportunities for advancement is important to most professionals when choosing a job or a career. For an accountant, the job of controller is one area where advancement is possible. These positions typically offer greater responsibilities, greater salary, and management experience. Many will note that when comparing the job of an accountant and . . .

An accounting clerk may be one of the lesser-known persons in an accounting firm or organization, but they are integral to successful day-to-day business operations. While researching this career, you may find that the terms accounting clerk and accounting assistant are often used interchangeably, but there are usually differences in their job description and salary, . . .

Interested in being an accountant but don’t yet have your bachelor’s degree? Would you like some accounting experience to strengthen an empty resume? There are a couple of different ways to enter the accounting industry before you are a CPA. Accounting clerks and accounting assistants are both foundational parts of many firms and organizations. While . . .

So you want to continue your education in accounting. Perhaps you enjoy the academic environment, and, uniquely enough, you’re interested in going deeper in accounting research. However, is it worth it? You might be interested, but you want it to be worth your dime too, right? You might know the stats about the accounting field . . .

Many in the general public are unaware that there are a couple of different entry-level ways to enter the accounting field. While an accounting degree can lead to a job as a CPA, non-degree professionals may be able to find work as an accounting clerk or an accounting assistant. These two careers are often mistaken . . .

An accounting controller has many different financial-related tasks as part of their job description. However, the functions of controllers in accounting go far beyond creating budgets and making financial reports. In some cases, they might have administrative or managerial duties, oversee employees, and conduct risk management, all of which may or may not be part . . .

For those interested in the world of accounting and finance, a career as a certified public accountant (CPA) is an attractive one. Professionals who hold this credential (as well as a bachelor’s and/or a master’s degree) have more job opportunities, greater income earning potential and professional respect and distinction. Currently, the Bureau of Labor Statistics . . .

Degree Options If you are interested in pursuing forensic accounting as a career, you should know what degree choices are available. Will any bachelor's degree, for starters, in accounting suffice to enter this field? On the other hand, do you need a more specialized degree? The latter being a degree titled as forensic accounting or . . .

The obvious answer to the captioned question is a degree in accounting. A degree in the major might be your best choice, although there are other considerations. First, we need to establish what forensic accounting is. Forensic applies to any investigative technique used in the detection of a crime. In this case, investigators employ accounting . . .