かいけい会計kaikei
1.

The process of managing and recording financial transactions within an organization, including the oversight of income and expenses, often performed by designated personnel responsible for maintaining accurate financial records.

2.

The obligation of customers in establishments like restaurants and inns to settle their bill at the end of a service, typically carried out at a designated payment area.

3.

A designated period, usually one year, used for financial reporting and accounting purposes, often starting on April 1st and concluding on March 31st of the following year, facilitating the organization’s financial evaluation and planning.

Example:

会計係は会計が不足しているのがわかった。

かいけいかん会計官kaikeikan
1.

A professional responsible for managing financial records and ensuring accurate reporting of an organization's financial status.

2.

An official tasked with overseeing the collection, disbursement, and management of funds within a governmental or organizational context.

かいけいかんさ会計監査kaikeikansa
1.

A systematic examination of a company's financial records and statements by an auditor to ensure accuracy and compliance with established standards and regulations.

2.

The process of verifying that the financial documentation of a business accurately reflects its actual financial status, often conducted by an external party or designated auditor.

3.

An evaluation procedure aimed at assessing whether a company's reported financial situation genuinely corresponds to its true economic condition, typically involving independent scrutiny.

4.

The practice of reviewing and analyzing a business's financial documents to detect discrepancies and ensure their truthful representation of the organization's financial health and performance.

Example:

会計監査があった。

かいけいし会計士kaikeishi
1.

A professional who is responsible for conducting audits and verifying financial documents within organizations, ensuring compliance with regulations and standards.

2.

An individual who specializes in analyzing financial statements and providing reports on the financial health of a company, often employed by businesses or governments for financial oversight.

3.

A qualified expert in accounting practices, typically requiring formal certification, who helps companies manage their finances and prepare for financial reporting or tax obligations.

Example:

ジェレミは彼の会計士の一次試験のためノートを熱心に勉強していたよ。

こうにんかいけいし公認会計士kouninkaikeishi
1.

A professional responsible for auditing and certifying financial documents such as balance sheets and income statements, ensuring their accuracy and compliance with regulations.

2.

An individual licensed under Japanese law who provides assurance services related to financial reporting, playing a critical role in the accountability of organizations.

3.

A specialist in the field of accounting recognized by the government, who performs audits and offers expert evaluations of a company's financial status.