What does a chartered accountant do? Andrew Brown

Andrew Brown - Principal. Chartered Accountant. BA(ACC) CA FTIA  AICD
Andrew Brown is a Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants; a Fellow of the Tax Institute of Australia; a Member of the Institute of Company Directors; a Justice of the Peace for South Australia

What does a chartered accountant do? Provide a variety of services. General economic advice. Taxation advice. Debt management. Understanding financing options. Asset protection. Structuring of assets. Retirement planning. Estate planning. General asset management for a business, individual or self managed superannuation fund. Improve profit in business and personal life. Work across all areas. Small self managed business and personal affairs. Full coverage. Corporate structuring. Advise on appropriate levels of companies, trusts, self managed super funds, Different types. Many degrees. Specialise in 3 core areas - small medium sized enterprises, (sme), 2 - 200 employees, Medical professionals to agriculture, manufacturing and sales. Self managed superannuation funds - administering and advising to needs, family members operate 4 or less members of a super fund. Investors in money funds, direct property, and trusts.

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[smokenfly514]

In what ways would you say being a CA is better than working in investment banking? Although I have the grades, I am slightly reluctant to work 100 hours a week..

[jackdew11]

Thats a great explanation..!