The modern public accountant



The role of the Public Accountant in these modern times is more demanding in his professional training.
The Public Accountant must have an excellent first level training with special emphasis on finance and also have the skills and abilities to perform various business functions such as Accountant General, Auditors, Financial and Tax Consultants.
Today the business market requires an efficient financial analyst, who knows the future of finance, to evaluate the future investment and make the best decision, and must have a complete advisory to determine the company's financial situation, which helps determine the large Prospects of the owners or otherwise glimpse future risks.
The accountant, through the accounting, controls the financial events of the company, seeking a balance between income, expenses and profits, to provide optimum, transparent, real and efficient information, to generate investor and investor confidence. Stakeholders.
In the tax aspect, the accountant determines that taxes or taxes are to be paid to the tax authorities and to schedule such payments, because any wealth generating company has to contribute taxes to the state, through SUNAT, in case of default of payment and non-compliance with The regulatory requirements, the company can be sanctioned or intervened by the tax authorities (SUNAT).
The responsibility of the accountant is to prepare the financial statements and sign them, this implies that it must be adequately sustained under the accounting principles and the national and international accounting regulations (NIC's and IFRSs) in force in our country. The financial reports are the sample of transparency and is the only evidence of the financial economic events of the company.

The Public Accountant can work in the public or private sector, therefore its preparation must be integral in all business areas and with an impeccable moral ethics professional, personal and willing to adapt to new changes in technology, information and Globalization of financial and commercial markets. 

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