Beans means Haines

Article Abstract:

A bean counter is a derogative term to describe an accountant and is the device that the firm uses to attract clients. Haines Norton, which has offices in five of Australia's capital and a head office in Sydney, makes use of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, that auditors can offer their clients.

Strategy & planning, Services information, Management, Planning, Services, Accountants, Company business management, Company business planning

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Movers and shake-outs: as the big firms sort out their poll positions, all the rest are struggling with strategies for growth

Article Abstract:

The intense competition, deal-making and reshaping of the accounting profession in Australia, and the top ten accounting firms are listed. The analysis on these accounting firms reveals that most of the high-growth firms do not expect to easily maintain their growth rate.

Accounting Methods, Accounting, Practice, Rankings

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