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jeudi 21 avril 2016

Accounting

Start here or see the diagram.

It all started like this.

I did not know what to do after high school, I needed money. That's why I did not make a general program as other students. I obtained a professional diploma in accounting that will enable me to work in my field at the same time I study. I have choice to work full time or going to school full time.

Choice 1: Go full time to college Ahuntsic to get more knowledge in my field and to earn more in my future.
Choice 2: Work full time to make me money.

Scene 1.

At College Ahuntsic, I could choose from several programs of study. Such as

Choice 1: Pursue a DEC
Choice 2: Apply for a technique in accounting
Choice 3: Pursue a AEC

Scene 2.

While I was pursuing the DEC, I didn't do well. I could

Choice 1: Drop out of college
Choice 2: Meet a woman and fall in love with her

Scene 3.

After dropping out of college, I didn't know what to do besides

Choice 1: Become a gigolo
Choice 2: Sell drugs

Scene 4.

I am not happy being a gigolo. It was not a good idea.

Start again: I decide to sell drugs.

Scene 5.

I am not also happy selling drugs, another bad idea too.

Start again: I decide to do something else.

Scene 6.

Our relationship did not last long.

Choice 1: I break with her
Choice 2: She becomes pregnant

Scene 7.

I broke up with her. That was it!

Start again: I will find another girl.

Scene 8.

I was not ready to become a father. That's why I broke up with her.

Start again: I will find another girl.

Scene 9.

I didn't do well in accounting.

Choice 1: Change program
Choice 2: Do badly in mathematics

Scene 10.

I decided to change my program. Here are my choices

Choice 1: Marketing
Choice 2: Entrepreneurship

Scene 11.

I like Marketing. I continued to study in Marketing

Start again: Let's try Entreneurship too

Scene 12.

I also like Entreneurship. I started my own company

Start again: I feel well studying in Marketing and Entreneurship.

Scene 13.

Mathematics is not for me. I do not know what to do.

Choice 1: I took a tutor
Choice 2: I failed math.

Scene 14.

The tutor helped me get good grades in Math.

Start again: I did well on it.

Scene 15.

I will try something else.

Start again: It's another day.

Scene 16.

While pursuing the AEC, good things happened to me

Choice 1: I became the president of the student council
Choice 2: I was the first in my class

Scene 17.

Being the president of the students council did not go well.

Choice 1: I was accused of embezzlement of funds
Choice 2: I was removed from that post because I did not serve the students correctly

Scene 18.

I will do something else.

Start again: It's another day.

Scene 19.

I will do something else.

Start again: It's another day.

Scene 20.

Being the first of my class is great.

Choice 1: I was granted a scholarship to continue to study
Choice 2: I found an employment

Scene 21.

I will graduate with a AEC.

Start again: I am satisfied.

Scene 22.

I found an employment in an accounting firm.

Start again: I am satisfied.

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Scene 23.

I decided to work

Choice 1: I found a job in a different field
Choice 2: I found an unpaid internship
Choice 3: I found a paid internship

Scene 24.

I found a job in a different field

Choice 1: I quit this job
Choice 2: We were taken hostage by robbers

Scene 25.

After quitting the job, I did not have a lot of choices

Choice 1: I applied for unemployment benefits.
Choice 2: I found another job.

Scene 26.

I applied for unemployment benefits.

Start again: I live on unemployment benefits.

Scene 27.

I found another job.

Start again: I can earn a living now.

Scene 28.

We were taken hostage.

Choice 1: They took a lot of money
Choice 2: The police freed us

Scene 29.

They took a lot of money.

Start again: I do not have any money.

Scene 30.

The police came to our rescue and freed us.

Start again: What a terrifying experience!

Scene 31.

I found an unpaid internship.

Choice 1: There are a lot of opportunities
Choice 2: I was assigned many tasks

Scene 32.

A lot of opportunities were offered to me.

Choice 1: I found an employment with the government
Choice 2: I found an employment in the private sector

Scene 33.

Working with the government is not challenging, but it pays well.

Start again: I like it.

Scene 34.

Working in the private sector is challenging, but it does not pay well.

Start again: I enjoy the projects.

Scene 35.

I am always tired after work due to the amount of work to do.

Choice 1: I filed a complaint with my boss
Choice 2: I requested a salary increase

Scene 36.

I talked to my boss about this situation.

Start again: He will take care of it.

Scene 37.

I talked to my boss about this situation.

Start again: She will take care of it.

Scene 38.

I found a paid internship.

Choice 1: I received a warm welcome.
Choice 2: I did not receive a warm welcome.

Scene 39.

Receiving a warm welcome is encouraging.

Choice 1: I made new friends
Choice 2: I was responsible for writing employees checks

Scene 40.

I made new friends

Start again: Good work environment!

Scene 41.

I was responsible for writing employees checks.

Start again: I like my tasks.

Scene 42.

Receiving a cold welcome is frustrating.

Choice 1: I preached the Word of God to them and they have changed their behavior.
Choice 2: I did not get along with a colleague and was fired

Scene 43.

I preached the Word of God to them and they have changed their behavior.

Start again: I am proud of me.

Scene 44.

I did not get along with a colleague and was fired.

Start again: I have to find another job.

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jeudi 17 mars 2016

Glossary

term 1: Bankrupt: definition 1: When a person or organization declared in law is unable to pay outstanding debts.
term 2: Bookkeeping: definition 2: The activity or occupation of keeping of the Financial affairs of a business.
term 3: Overdraft: definition 3: A deficit in a bank account caused by drawing more money than the account holds.
term 4 Trend: definition 4: A general direction in wich Something is developing or changing.
term 5 Cubicle: definition 5: A small partitioned-off area of an office containing a desk.
term 6 Currency: definition 6: A system of in general use in a particular country.
term 7 Downsizing: definition 7: Making a company smaller by eliminating staff positions through lay-offs.
term 8 Shareholder: definition 8: One that owns or holds a share of stock.

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Day in the Life of an Accountant/Auditor

Accountants have many financial responsibilities including keeping track of payments, financial positions, and transfers of capital or income for individuals and corporations . Some are responsible for examining the tax implications of the activities noted ab ove . It is also important for accountant to be very co m fortable with numbers , just as it is important that accountants pay a considerable amount of time and attention in accurately delivering good or bad financial news to its clients

Often times accountants are referred as "financial physician" because of that mainly because the profession requires that the accountant be ready to deliver unpleasant news often than good news. Accountants should expect being treated in a less-than- friendly manner client. Th is probably one of the most common downside of the profession.

One auditor wrote "I didn't know how many people just don't pay attention to their number. " On average, an auditor spends approximately 35 percent of their time reviewing financial documents, preparing paperwork, accounting procedures . For the remainder of the time, an auditor spends time either travelling or consulting with clients over the telephone, attending meetings with executives, clients and other divisional auditor s

Another common type of accountant is the tax accountant. Personal income tax accountants are hired by small firms or are self employed . Personal tax accountant are responsible filing individuals income to the federal and provincial government by April 30. Corporate tax accountants on the other hand are involved throughout the year analyzing the tax effects of corporate investment policy, and advising firms on tax planning issues. A tax accountant can be involved in filing both personal and corporate tax although corporate tax accountants face a lesser stressful season during the tax season compared to personal tax accountants.

Paying Your Dues

To become an accountant you must acquire a bachelor's degree in accounting, finance or a related field. Many employers also prefer that students have significant computer proficiency. One of the most common certification accountants are required to obtain is a CPA (Certified Public Accountant). Students are required to pass an exam which will certify them as designated professional accountant. Other types of accounting certification include the Public Accountant (PA), registered Public Accountant (RPA), and the Accounting Practitioner's (AP).

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jeudi 18 février 2016

Bank of Canada Website Walktrough

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This website is convenient for daily life. You don't need to go to the exchange store or at the bank to convert and to know the daily rate. You can also know how much You can sell and buy a certain amount. It's very necessary and useful.

How to use the Bank of Canada website to do convert money

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jeudi 4 février 2016

3 Reasons to have a Finance carrer

INTRODUCTION
The field of business administration is as wide and complex as people think. When you speak about business administration, you think economic, administration, accounting, marketing, and finance. In this article, we will talk about Finance. Finance is the sub-discipline of the economic. I would like to show you the profits to have a finance carrer. Indeed, I would introduce you the type of finance carrer, the importance of the knowledge to manage money and the opportunity to be your own boss.

1. Type of Financial career

When you have studied in finance, there are many places that you can work. You can work as a financial analyst. That means that you are going to analyze the financial datas. You can work as a forex trader. That means that you are going to do foreign exchange opérations. You can work as auditor taxes. That means that you are going to check the incomes déclarations of people or business. You can work as financial planner. That means that you are going to advise people about realistic Financial goals. There are still many areas in the Canadian society that you can work.

2. The knowledge to manage your own money

The main issue of people is not the lack of money but the way they manage their own money. The lack of knowledge is expensive. You will be a good advisor for yourself. You will know where to invest without taking a risk. You will know how to study the market. The most important think is to know how to grow your money because if you leave your money on your bank account is not going to grow and money loses value with time.

3. To be your own boss

Most of the people arround you have problem to manage their money. This is the opportunity to start your own bussiness. You can help people by showing them how and where to invest their money. You can helph them to manage their money. On top of that, you can make a profit on their investments that means your salary is unllimited.

Conclusion

The Financial career is exciting career job. In finance, you can work at many places, you will acquire the knowledge to manage money and you will be your own boss. There is a lot of demand on this field, that is why I will study in finance at the HEC Montreal and after I will have a wondefull career.

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jeudi 28 janvier 2016

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