Coat of arms of accounting

coat of arms of accounting

• the sun is a symbol of transparency in accounting; accounting covers business activities;
• scales is symbolize balance; talk about the balance of financial and economic activities with a well-established accounting system;
• the Bernoulli curve is a symbol of the fact that accounting, once it has arisen, will exist forever

The coat of arms is a schematic representation of the essence of our profession. It was created in 1944 by the famous French scientist Jean Baptiste Dumarchet. In 1946, the International Congress of Accountants approved the coat of arms as the emblem of the clerk.

The coat of arms is a schematic representation of the essence of our profession. It was created in 1944 by the famous French scientist Jean Baptiste Dumarchet. In 1946, the International Congress of Accountants approved the coat of arms as the emblem of the clerk.

The father of accounting is the Italian mathematician Luca Pacioli. It was he who published the first book on double counting in 1494.

• The father of accounting is the Italian mathematician Luca Pacioli. It was he who published the first book on double counting in 1494.
• Leonardo da Vinci was one of his students.

It was the accountants who were able to put the most important Chicago crime boss Al Capone behind bars. Al Capone was considered guilty of many crimes ranging from illegal alcohol trade to murder, but he was eventually arrested and convicted of tax evasion

• It was the accountants who were able to put the most important Chicago crime boss Al Capone behind bars. Al Capone was considered guilty of many crimes ranging from illegal alcohol trade to murder, but he was eventually arrested and convicted of tax evasion

• Robert Plant

• Led Zeppelin

• Mick Jagger

• Mick Jagger, Robert Plant, Led Zeppelin - these are just a few famous names who worked in the accounting field before their careers in show business took off to incredible heights

Accounting has been carried out for thousands of years. So, for example, in ancient Mesopotamia (the territory of modern Iraq, Turkey and Syria), finds were found 7,000 years old. They are considered the earliest documentary evidence of goods received and sold

Accounting has been carried out for thousands of years. So, for example, in ancient Mesopotamia (the territory of modern Iraq, Turkey and Syria), finds were found 7,000 years old. They are considered the earliest documentary evidence of goods received and sold

Debits and credits

• Such accounting terms as "debit" and "credit" come from the Latin language. "Debit" means "he owes" and "Credit" means "he trusts."

bubble gum

• Bubble gum was invented by accountant Walter Dimar in 1928. He created a new formula, thanks to which it became much more elastic and made it easy to blow bubbles. This gum was bright pink in color because it was the only colorant he had on hand at the time of its creation

Films about us

• Among the films depicting accountants, there are many Oscar winners. Some of them are: Itzhak Stern (played by Ben Kingsley) in Schindler's List, Oscar Wallace (played by Charles Martin Smith) in The Untouchables, Leo Bloom (played by Gene Wilder) in The Producers and Bud Baxter (played by Jack Lemmon ) in the "Apartments". There are other memorable films about accountants, such as Andy Dufrain (actor Tim Robbins) in The Shawshank Redemption and Nikolai Ivanovich Dubinsky (actor Anatoly Papanov) at Belorussky Station

History about taxes

The world's first income tax rate was 10%. We can judge about this from the Pentateuch of Moses, where it is said: "... and every tithe on the earth is from the seed of the earth, and from the fruit of the tree belongs to the Lord."

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