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accountant

[uh-koun-tnt] / əˈkaʊn tnt /


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Born in Macroom, County Cork, he had a comfortable upbringing as the son of an accountant and a retired office worker, according to a profile by The Times newspaper's Patrick Maguire and Gabriel Pogrund.

From BBC

Five years of paying $500 a month for a bedroom in a shared apartment—on an accountant’s salary—enabled Ben Neville to train for a new career as a pilot.

From The Wall Street Journal

On a bright winter day, AFP met former accountants, doctors and engineers turning to the free bowls of soup and pasta on offer.

From Barron's

Among the suspects are five Kurum International managers, an administrator and an accountant.

From Barron's

Records show the school's accountants Bell Barr and Company resigned last October, stating to Companies House this was over the same unaudited dormant company accounts being lodged with Companies House.

From BBC