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I want to be an accountant so what so i do for been a good
accountant...please tell me as soon as possible
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Answer Posted / rajib karmakar
first requirement is proper knowledge about the subject i.e.
Accountancy. If you have commerce background then it becomes
easy to you and if you are not then i would like to suggest
you that you should do the Accountancy course like ICA(
Industrial Computer Accountant), IIJT. There have lots of
courses which related to accountacy. I am not suggest you to
do CA or ICWA course because if you do this kind of course i
think you should not to do the accountant job. And you can
personally follow the books of accountancy, it will create a
problem to understand at first but it is not so tough job.
You can do Tally also.
ok best of luck.
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