Social Needs that Professional Accountants Attend to in the International, National and Regional Context
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Social Needs, Profesional de la ContaduríaAbstract
Accounting education must generate a balance between theoretical-practical knowledge and the basic guidelines of accounting, as well as the regulations that govern it; all this with the purpose of preparing the professional capable of serving companies that, being national, are linked internationally, in their commercial activities. Also, in his role as adviser for the optimization of scarce resources; in tax consultancy, to support the taxpayer in complying with his obligations; and of course, preparing the necessary documents to present the financial information required for the decision-making of the different users. These social problems must be resolved in an international, national and regional context, by the accounting professional and this article addresses these issues, considering theoretical foundations and concluding that the accounting professional ceased to be for a long time. long a bookkeeper, to become a true business advisor.Metrics
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