How to pronounce“accountants”in English

Accountants don't add anymore.

accountants um and thinking about Facebook marketing strategies and creating newsletter templates and all of these things managing web developers

Accountants are big on tangible fixed assets.

accountants that deal with the car dealers and the ad agencies and the doctors that provide healthcare to all these people who were employed by the dealers and the accountants and all

Accountants typically are very conservative, risk averse.

Accountants, there's some brutal working hours in there.

Accountants are really in that same group.

accountants or whatever.

Any accountants in the room?

Accounting-- accountants used to spend their time adding.

with accountants, with football players, with firefighters, groups of people exposed to high demands, high-performance, high-stress

have accountants nobody ever heard of?

The accountants sit there with a calculator going, nope, sun is too much.

Intuit accountants now answer 74% of all the questions peer to peer.

lawyers accountants uh Consultants they're various supply chain Partners they people who do prototyping people

So accountants and auditors often find themselves in a really tough dilemma.

So accountants give a sense of trust.

So accountants and auditors often find themselves in a really tough dilemma.

like accountants they were basically saying the following forms of activity

and accountants who deal with early stage Enterprises uh uh tell me that that's one of the reasons a lot of things a lot

the accountants, the lawyers, the bankers are all part of the capitalist system.

You accountants are focusing on the act of measuring itself, as opposed to then putting incentives

Sometimes accountants, I think we needed more accountants.

Calculators didn't put accountants out of business.

So the scribes became accountants, lawyers, whatever.

I had to pay accountants.

Literally from our accountants all the way to are our tiny legal staff-- we were an organization of eight people at that point.

It's not accountants.

department of 10 accountants that may have had payroll costs of, say, $3 million a year.

And who were the accountants?

If they investigate the accountants, then what they would have done is how on earth can this man of his stature and managing so much money

to talk to accountants to even begin to unwind.

You sent your accountants in, the forensic accountants came in, we have our own big accountants.

So what do the accountants say, until just before you acquired it?

Some of us are accountants.

And so housewives and accountants and just average Joe Americans were getting these jet cars and they all looked identical, they were all painted this-this turbine bronze color.

300,000 accountants have left the field.

So think about accountants like the mechanics of...

So the role of accountants is very, very serious.

there's not enough accountants, it's in caregiving, there's not enough babysitters or caregivers or educators or healthcare, or whether it's construction, there's not enough

And those accountants are not necessarily seasoned or experienced enough to identify fraud.

I love accountants, but if I ever need a open heart surgery, the fact that they can close books is interesting but not sufficient.

use a lot is accountants don't make good short

And when I say accountants, I'm not talking about CPA firms, I'm talking about tax professionals.

I think as accountants we tend to view sustainability maybe a little more broadly.

You would have a production company with accountants within it, production coordinators within it, producers, exec producers, obviously, commissioners, all sorts of people.

that has only enriched lawyers and accountants and bureaucrats.

And so he said that accountants make good money, so I chose to major in accounting.

And some of them are accountants, and they got to work somewhere.