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06-02-2008
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What's the difference between an accountant and an attorney?
Attorneys don't know they're boring.
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10-20-2010
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Accountants make sure taxes are paid and if there is a problem with them being paid, you will need to hire a tax attorney. Well I think that Forensic Accounting currently lacks the standardized methodologies and standardized practices found in many other professions.
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11-23-2011
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An accountant work with the numbers and file your taxes.If you have an issue with the IRS, tax attorney with represent you in court. In other words, a tax attorney will help you deal with the court regarding your tax matter where as a tax accountant will help you to file your taxes.
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12-21-2011
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A lawyer can help you with the lawsuit while Accountants are people who calculate revenue and financial statement within the company.
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