subject: Why use a chartered accountant [print this page] Why use a chartered accountant Why use a chartered accountant
A true ally of any company, the accountant brings its expertise in accounting and management. He is also qualified to clarify the legal aspects related to legal obligations of the company, especially in labor law and social management, or conducting audit work.
Accounting Business
The various missions of the chartered accountant in the company's accounting:
The establishment of an accounting system adapted to the company
The holding or monitoring of accounting
The outsourcing of administrative and accounting
The establishment of intermediate situation
The review of accounting records: enforcement and management accounting, information systems security, archiving, scalability
The preparation of annual accounts
The preparation of budget estimates
The calculation of cost prices
The establishment of a cost accounting
Management Company
The various missions of the chartered accountant in business management:
The Management Consulting: Assistance in the creation of the company, investment projects, budget control, dashboards, ...
The financial management consulting: help with cash management, research funding and relationships with the banks and financial ...
Training: training, recruitment assistance
Advice to companies experiencing difficulty restructuring plan continuation
The board export: searching for partners abroad, relations with funding agencies, market analysis, ...
The assessment undertaken as part of assignments, transfers, estates, shares, gifts, transfers, ...
The legal obligations of the company
In legal terms, the accountant can give advice within its core business and draw up deeds under private seal which are ancillary to the direct service provided.
Representation in litigation before the provincial board of direct taxes, before the commission for conciliation, ...
Company information
The Chartered Accountant provides advice in the development of management information systems:
Studies of opportunities and needs, adaptations of programs
Developing specifications
Assistance in choosing management software, ...
Auditing Company
With the exeption of the statutory audit (reserved by law for auditors), the Chartered Accountant can intervene in numerous areas of the company for an audit:
Audit of accounts as part of a holding, a buyout, ...
