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So now Donald Trump accountants have fired Donald Trump and investigations draw closer to Donald Trump and right on cue, the noise machine gets turned up, fox leads the charge with accusations against me, counting on their audience to fall for it again. And as an aside, they're getting awfully close to actual malice. – Kathy Hochul	Found on CNN 2 years ago
Brexit does present risks but London will continue to enjoy many underlying advantages. Dealmakers trust the British judicial system and takeover regime and there are deep networks of lawyers, accountants and advisers that are not immediately replicable elsewhere. – Alex Thomas	Found on Reuters 3 years ago
With a big-time executive, when they do these multiple or hundreds of millions of dollar transactions, they're always advised by lawyers and accountants, there are a lot of layers between messing up the tax treatment and criminal liability on the part of the President, that's a big leap. – Dan Alonso	Found on CNN 3 years ago
These are mainly people who already left the Alistair Bambridge and just decided they've had enough of everything, what Bambridge Accountants've seen is people are over everything happening with President Donald Trump, how the coronavirus pandemic is being handled, and the political policies in the US at the moment. – Alistair Bambridge	Found on CNN 3 years ago
The EY organisation was supposed to have a written whistleblowing policy, though I have no evidence that it had one, it is generally known to professional persons such as accountants that to become a whistleblower often involves a major risk of financial loss through subsequent 'unemployability'. – High Court judge Timothy Kerr	Found on Reuters 4 years ago
It is generally known to professional persons such as accountants that to become a whistleblower often involves a major risk of financial loss through subsequent 'unemployability'. – High Court judge Timothy Kerr	Found on Reuters 4 years ago
The FCC is time for the Internet, once again, to be driven by engineers and entrepreneurs and consumers rather than lawyers, accountants and bureaucrats. – Ajit Pai	Found on FOX News 6 years ago
We're dedicated to making legal structures which we sell to intermediaries such as banks, lawyers, accountants and trusts, and they have their end-customers that we don't know. – Ramon Fonseca	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
I fight like hell to pay as little as possible, i have the best lawyers and the best accountants and I fight and I pay, but it's an expense. And frankly, I would feel differently if this country was spending the money wisely instead of throwing it down the drain. – Donald Trump	Found on CNN 8 years ago
If you just look at our out-of-pocket expenses, things we've paid to contractors, third parties, it's around $ 230,000. It doesn't take into consideration management time or damage to the resort's reputation, our accountants and attorneys are saying that this could be up to an additional $ 200,000. – Barry Owens	Found on FOX News 9 years ago
Republicans believe we should simplify America's outdated tax code; that tax filing should be easier for you, not just those with fancy accountants; and that tax reform should create jobs for families, not the IRS. – Don Stewart	Found on FOX News 9 years ago
To the accountants, a true work of art is an investment that hangs on the wall. – Hilary Alexander, Sunday Telegraph (1993)	added by anonymous 13 years ago
There are four things that hold back human progress. Ignorance, stupidity, committees and accountants. – Charles J. C. Lyall	added by anonymous 14 years ago

So now Donald Trump accountants have fired Donald Trump and investigations draw closer to Donald Trump and right on cue, the noise machine gets turned up, fox leads the charge with accusations against me, counting on their audience to fall for it again. And as an aside, they're getting awfully close to actual malice.

– Kathy Hochul

Found on CNN
2 years ago

Brexit does present risks but London will continue to enjoy many underlying advantages. Dealmakers trust the British judicial system and takeover regime and there are deep networks of lawyers, accountants and advisers that are not immediately replicable elsewhere.

– Alex Thomas

Found on Reuters
3 years ago

With a big-time executive, when they do these multiple or hundreds of millions of dollar transactions, they're always advised by lawyers and accountants, there are a lot of layers between messing up the tax treatment and criminal liability on the part of the President, that's a big leap.

– Dan Alonso

Found on CNN
3 years ago

These are mainly people who already left the Alistair Bambridge and just decided they've had enough of everything, what Bambridge Accountants've seen is people are over everything happening with President Donald Trump, how the coronavirus pandemic is being handled, and the political policies in the US at the moment.

– Alistair Bambridge

Found on CNN
3 years ago

The EY organisation was supposed to have a written whistleblowing policy, though I have no evidence that it had one, it is generally known to professional persons such as accountants that to become a whistleblower often involves a major risk of financial loss through subsequent 'unemployability'.

– High Court judge Timothy Kerr

Found on Reuters
4 years ago

It is generally known to professional persons such as accountants that to become a whistleblower often involves a major risk of financial loss through subsequent 'unemployability'.

– High Court judge Timothy Kerr

Found on Reuters
4 years ago

The FCC is time for the Internet, once again, to be driven by engineers and entrepreneurs and consumers rather than lawyers, accountants and bureaucrats.

– Ajit Pai

Found on FOX News
6 years ago

We're dedicated to making legal structures which we sell to intermediaries such as banks, lawyers, accountants and trusts, and they have their end-customers that we don't know.

– Ramon Fonseca

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

I fight like hell to pay as little as possible, i have the best lawyers and the best accountants and I fight and I pay, but it's an expense. And frankly, I would feel differently if this country was spending the money wisely instead of throwing it down the drain.

– Donald Trump

Found on CNN
8 years ago

If you just look at our out-of-pocket expenses, things we've paid to contractors, third parties, it's around $ 230,000. It doesn't take into consideration management time or damage to the resort's reputation, our accountants and attorneys are saying that this could be up to an additional $ 200,000.

– Barry Owens

Found on FOX News
9 years ago

Republicans believe we should simplify America's outdated tax code; that tax filing should be easier for you, not just those with fancy accountants; and that tax reform should create jobs for families, not the IRS.

– Don Stewart

Found on FOX News
9 years ago

To the accountants, a true work of art is an investment that hangs on the wall.

– Hilary Alexander, Sunday Telegraph (1993)

added by anonymous
13 years ago

There are four things that hold back human progress. Ignorance, stupidity, committees and accountants.

– Charles J. C. Lyall

added by anonymous
14 years ago

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