chief accountant
1chief accountant — ➔ accountant …
2chief accountant or accountant — vyriausiasis buhalteris arba buhalteris statusas Aprobuotas sritis buhalterinė apskaita ir finansinė atskaitomybė apibrėžtis Fizinis asmuo, tvarkantis ūkio subjekto buhalterinę apskaitą. atitikmenys: angl. chief accountant or accountant rus.… …
3chief accountant — principal accountant or bookkeeper …
4accountant — /ə kaυntənt/ noun a person who keeps a company’s accounts or deals with an individual person’s tax affairs ● The chief accountant of a manufacturing group. ● The accountant has shown that there is a sharp variance in our labour costs. ● I send… …
5chief — 1 /tSi:f/ adjective 1 most important; main: One of the chief causes of crime today is drugs. | the prosecution s chief witness see also: chiefly 2 highest in rank: the chief accountant | the chief political correspondent of the Washington Post 3… …
6accountant — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ certified public (AmE), chartered (BrE) ▪ professional, qualified (esp. BrE) ▪ trainee (BrE) ▪ independent …
7CHIEF — Customs Handling of Import and Export Freight HM Customs and Excise computerised system for processing import and export declarations. HM Customs & Revenue Glossary * * * Ⅰ. chief UK US /tʃiːf/ adjective ► biggest or most important; main: »Our… …
8accountant — /ə kaυntənt/ noun 1. a person who keeps a company’s accounts ● The chief accountant of a manufacturing group. 2. a person who advises a company on its finances ● I send all my income tax queries to my accountant. 3. a person who examines accounts …
9chief — /tʃi:f/ adjective most important ● He is the chief accountant of an industrial group. ● She is the chief buyer for a department store …
10Chief Business Officer — A Chief Business Officer (CBO) is the top business officer of an academic or research institution such as a university, college, institute or teaching hospital. The chief business officer title or role is commonplace in American higher education… …
