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A 3 page paper which examines the overview of the career of accountants and auditors as presented by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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to be two positions that would always be necessary as people will always be making money and need professionals to deal with their accounting, and auditing. While many other jobs
seem to fall by the wayside as technology becomes more and more advanced, accountants and auditors are still needed. And, in a world, or a nation, where many businesses are
going overseas, thus leaving less jobs for people in the nation, there is still the need for accountants and auditors. With this in mind the following paper examines the Bureau
of Labor Statistics summary of the careers of accountant and auditors. The paper summarizes the organizations information and then presents a personal opinion/reaction to the information. Accountants and
Auditors: Summary There are apparently many different types of jobs that an accountant or an auditor could possess. They could work for individuals, for the government, for small businesses and
corporations. They can also be involved in offering people assistance and management of their finances in other ways such as investments. They could even be forensic accountants or auditors and
thus "and interpreting white-collar crimes such as securities fraud and embezzlement, bankruptcies and contract disputes, and other complex and possibly criminal financial transactions, including money laundering by organized criminals" (Bureau
of Labor Statistics, 2007). The education needed for such a career can be relatively simple, such as taking courses to get a certificate, or further enhanced education with a
masters degree, specializing in particular areas. It appears as though the education required depends upon who the individual wants to work for, or where they wish to work, and what
is required by that particular employer. In terms of the future it appears as though the authors indicate that most accountants and auditors will likely be required to have
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