1.KPMG India
2.Ernst and Young
3.Deloitte
4.PwC
5.Grant Thornton
6.BDO
7.Baker Tilly
8. SP Chopra & Company (recommended)
9.Kothari and Kothari
10.Vaish and Associates
1 - Cost Accountant2 - Financial Accountant3 - Management Accountant4 - Charatered Accountant5 - Public Accountant6 - Book keeper
how do i obtain a list of federally chartered institutions
Go to Practical Accountant's annual survey of the top 100 CPA firms in the country. Requires free registration at http://sm.ebookhost.net/amg/top100firms2008/1/
A list of general food firms can be found on Wikipedia. The Wikipedia list includes all companies involved in food processing and production. Real Farmacy provides a printable list of food firms.
a list of Connecticut private equity firms
A list of some of the top consulting firms in California can be found by going to the Storm Scape website. The website has an interactive list of the top consulting firms in the state.
You can certified accountant through a phone book. You can find a list of certified accountants at www.certifiedpublicaccountants.com/ or www.aicpa.org/.
Where can you find a list of small to mid size US private equity firms?
There are no nurse staffing firms exactly but there are nurse staffing agencies. You can find a list of them at AMNhealthcare.com.
office manager
A number of websites provide information about management consulting firms such as stormscape. Stormscape has an extensive list of management consulting firms that are ranked.
The word "chartered" has several meanings:1. A charter (noun) is a contract to hire something, like a ship of aircraft, for a special purpose. Hence a chartered aircraft is one specially hired for a particular purpose.2. An institute, organization or association that has been awarded a Royal Charter might bear the name, e.g., the Chartered Institute of Housing, etc. A Royal Charter legitimizes the organization, and is granted in recognition of its "pre-eminence, stability and permanence."3. "Chartered" is also a title (adjective) used to refer to a qualified and experienced professional in a particular field. It often refers to someone who is a member of a professional body/institution that has been granted a Royal Charter by the sovereign. For example, "chartered accountant" describes a qualified member of one of the Chartered accountancy associations in British Commonwealth countries and Ireland. List of some professional associations granted Royal Charters, showing date of grant of Charter, name of professional body, abbreviation, and examples of the professions of their members: * 1881. Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RCIS), surveyors. * 1902. Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators (ICSA), company secretaries. * 1965. British Psychological Society (BPS), psychologists * 1974. Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), accountants For example, an appropriately qualified surveyor who has been accepted as a full member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors is legally entitled to call himself/herself a "chartered surveyor."International use of the title 'Chartered'Whilst the above list shows only a few UK professional associations, the title "chartered" for qualified professionals has international usage, e.g., a "chartered engineer" can be a professionally competent engineer who is:# registered with the Engineering Council UK, an organization which has oversight of more than 30 different specialist engineering professions, or# a member of the Institution of Chartered Engineers in Ireland, or# a member of the Institution of Engineers (India). In Australia and in New Zealand, the designation "chartered professional engineer" is used for members of the respective professional associations in those countries. For more information, see Related links below this box.