What does AA mean in REGIONAL

Accountant-Administration Consultants are professionals who provide accounting and administrative services to businesses such as financial management, accounting, bookkeeping, payroll, taxation and other administrative tasks. Additionally they can help businesses improve their operations through the use of technology and other methods.

Accountants-Administration Consultants are typically hired by businesses for assistance with financial management and administrative tasks. They are usually contracted out on an as needed basis or retained for ongoing service.

To be certified as an Accountant-Administrator in the Netherlands requires a Bachelor's degree in Accounting or comparable experience along with additional specialized training via organizations such as the Certified Professional Controllers Association (CPCO) or Business Financial Management Solutions (BFMS).

Yes, different organizations have different requirements for certification but generally speaking there are three main types — auditors; tax advisors; and general practitioners. Each type has its own specialized skillset so it is important that organizations select the type of accountant that best fits their needs.

Yes, Accountancy Supervision Authority (ACSA) regulates the work of accountant administrators in Netherlands by monitoring compliance with relevant laws and regulations as well as setting standards for education, training and professional conduct. ACSA also ensures that accountancy firms retain adequate numbers of competent staff members to handle complex transactions.