There is a[n extreme] lot of arithmetic in accounting, along with the use of of arithmetic progression and geometric progression (eg for the calculation of depreciation/amortisation); there is also correction for inflation (which I haven't got to yet in my course).
Knowledge and use of a spreadsheet would be useful.
Traffic flow, numerical analysis and analysis of algorithms ([units] of my maths degree) have not featured very much; however, the ability to think logically and systematically is important when trying to sort out the accounts and prepare financial statements of someone who hasn't been doing much bookkeeping (let alone double-entry bookkeeping) and may not know a figure or two.
These days, having a good degree is[/seems to be] vital to get into graduate training (especially with the big firms).
I did see a company advertising for a school leaver and a graduate as trainee Accountants, so a degree is not necessary, but obviously the school leaver would have been on a lower wage/salary and would probably have had to take more lower level exams.
All-in-all I would expect a good grade at GCSE maths would be required, especially the arithmetic side along with being able to do some algebra.
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Well, you could spend your youth studying to get a maths degree, then get old and become an accountant...
bilogy is needed the most, a little bit of chemistry, maths and P.E
Maths software for the computer. They are being sued for $800k by Ingrid Burgam
The answer is 100,000,000 because you need to do maths on this question. NO OTHER SUBJECT IS NEEDED ON THIS MATHS QUESTION.
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maths!
Fundamental math skills are needed for a job in accounting. An accountant must know how to add, subtract, divide, multiply, and do fractions.
The career options for Commerce with maths include chartered accountant or CA, company secretary, or cost accountant. Other careers include marketing or business administration.
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Accountant or something similar.
No Maths is needed to become an engineer.
you need to have A in maths and business
Depeds how you go about getting your accountant qualification, but if your going through university then nearly every one ask for higher maths and usually at a good grade too i.e A or B.
a acountant uses the spreadsheet to help to maths an work things out quicker
Probably something along the lines of accountant or financial advisor.
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