CAREER IN

ACCOUNTIN
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By :
Adi Nugroho (01)
Ahmad Faikar A (02)
Alfian Yudho P (03)
Andita Meilia W (04)
1-V / Accounting
 Career in
Accounting
Public Accounting Private Accounting
 PUBLIC ACCOUNTING

 Accountants and their staff who provide services on a fee

basis are said to be employed in public accounting.
 Public Accounting consist largely of auditing and tax
services.
 Public Accountants work in partnerships which provide
accounting services to individuals, businesses and
governments.
 PRIVATE ACCOUNTING

 Accountants employed by a business firm or a not-for-

profit organization are said to be engaged in private
accounting.
 Private accountant also called executive or
administrative accountants, handle the financial records
of a business.
 Three Categories of Accountants

CPA CIA CMA

 THREE CATEGORIES OF
ACCOUNTANTS
 Certified Public Accountant (CPA): CPAs work for the
public and provide auditing, accounting, litigation, and tax
advisory services. CPAs are licensed by the American
Institute of Certified Public Accountants To become a
CPA, you must have a Bachelor's degree in accounting and
pass a stringent exam.
 Certified Internal Auditor (CIA): CIAs performs
auditing functions for employers rather than the public.
 Certified Management Accountant (CMA): CMAs
usually work for employers, but may also work for the
public in a limited fashion.
 Major Paths of Career in
Accounting

Employment by
Business or
Private
Government Accounting
 Professional Accounting

White Collar CPA Computer Programmer

 WHITE COLLAR
A clerical worker in an office.
Factory workers are often referred
to as blue-collar-workers.
 BUSINESS/COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL
A school that offers training in skills
such as typing, stenography,
bookkeeping, and accounting.
Many of these schools offer classes at
night so that students who work
during the day can also study.
UNIVERSITY COURSES IN ACCOUNTING

 Bachelor Degree : A degree given by university, usually

upon completion of a four year course of study
 Master’s Degree : An advance degree given by a
university to a person who holds a bachelor’s degree,
usually after one or two years of additional study.
 Doctorate : The highest degree given by a university. It
required study beyond the master’s degree plus original
research in most cases.
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING

Working out the step-by-step

plans that control the use of
computers. A program is written
by a programmer.
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