chartered accountant

He worked as a chartered accountant before entering political life.

In 1992 1,050 members lost the right to call themselves chartered accountants because they did not pay by 30 June.

On second thoughts, though, I think you'd better not be a chartered accountant.

During this period, he studied at night to become a chartered accountant.

Post war, he went on to a professional career as a chartered accountant.

He has a degree in physics and is a chartered accountant.

Members are also offered an hour's free business advice from a chartered accountant.

He obtained his degree as a chartered accountant at the same school in 1928.

He has now given up cricket to become a chartered accountant.

Andrews was a chartered accountant, and a member of the same club.

They had a chartered accountant to work on it and look into things."

After returning to the public service he qualified as a chartered accountant.

Its services are available to chartered accountants and to registered students of the Institute.

After the war he trained as a chartered accountant, but his interest moved to theatre.

After the war, he completed his training as a chartered accountant, and qualified in 1948.

Chartered accountant worth their salt would certainly not be working for any health service or trust hospital.

Instead he trained as a chartered accountant, qualifying in 1932.

He qualified as a chartered accountant and returned to Kenya in 1932.

He received his chartered accountant designation after moving to England in 1971.

He was one of the country's first few black Chartered Accountants.

Professionally, he is a chartered accountant having run an accounting practice for over 30 years.

The village saw its first chartered accountant in early 1990s.

When his father died in 1985 Larry, a chartered accountant by profession took on the leadership of the company at the age 27.

He then worked as a chartered accountant in Canada.

He returned home and took training as a Chartered Accountant from 1972 to 1976.