bankruptcy cpa
Can bankruptcy hurt me when applying for a job in accounting. I am an accounting major and may need to file?
I am paying for mistakes I have made in the past. Am definately smarter with money and am going to college for accounting. I may have to file bankruptcy but want to make sure that it will not keep me from getting a job in the field of accounting after graduation or from earning my CPA.
How long till you qualify in accounting ?
Have you read the subject material on bankruptcy and receivership ?
Bankruptcy is when other alternatives are not available.
In reality terms yes it will hurt you, so should be avoided if at all possible.
Sure on paper it may not say this, but in reality when people are looking at you to manage their accounts, their money you can bet they will take a very active interest in this information and yes it will turn most of them away before they let you lose their money or prove you will not…
Getting to the brink of bankruptcy then managing to trade or work your way out of it can be good for your professional reputation.
People able to perform such rescues are very popular.
Sure how you arrived in such dire straits will be an early question, but what they will be interested in is that you rescued yourself from this position, so you may be able to rescue them and or prevent them from ending up there..
Legal impact upon professional employment will depend on the laws covering accounting wherever you are.
Set out your plan to avoid bankruptcy.
After you have had enough holes picked in that to show it is not at all realistic from an accounting point of view, then have your fall back position for how you will trade out of bankruptcy.
When enough holes picked in this showing it is also not realistic from an accounting point of view, then prepare your how you will cope with being a bankrupt paper.
BTW I am not an accountant, nor have I been bankrupt…
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