Accountant - Queensland Industry Tourism Council
Accountant
Accountant
Accountants provide services related to financial reporting, taxation, auditing, insolvency and accounting information systems. They assist the financial decision-making of organisations and individuals and provide advice on compliance and money management matters.
Day-to-day
- Help set up and maintain accounting systems for an organisation and advise on the choice of computer-based accounting systems
- Assist in formulating budgetary and accounting policies
- Prepare financial statements for presentation to management, governing and statutory bodies
- Conduct financial investigations and audits
- Examine operating costs and an organisation’s income and expenditure
- Prepare taxation returns for the organisation
- Liaise with financial institutions and brokers to establish funds management arrangements
Future demand
strong
How to become an Accountant
- Formal qualifications in accounting or business are required to become an accountant.
- Certification with one of Australia’s accounting peak bodies is also essential. The course of study you take determines whether you can certify with:
- You could complete a:
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Sasha Dunbar
Area finance manager, Crystalbrook Collection Cairns
Sasha Dunbar
Area finance manager, Crystalbrook Collection Cairns
As a resident of Cairns, I was thrilled to have the opportunity to become part of Crystalbrook Collection, an expanding company within the hospitality industry. Working within the local tourism sector allows me to showcase the beauty of my hometown to visitors from various corners of the globe. It’s a chance to share our stunning region with people near and far, which is something I’m deeply passionate about.
