Whats GAAP would it make a difference if l do a degree programme in  Germany considering that they use Deutsch
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Generally Accepted Accounting Principles are standards of financial reporting established by local organizations or professional associations. They are mandatory in the corresponding country.\n\nHowever, there is a recent tendency of local accounting principles of complying with International Accounting Standards (IAS). So, I wouldn't worry so much about differences in accounting standards as I would about differences in tax legislation.
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The German ones I can answer.  AG means Aktiengesellschaft, or stock company.  You'll also see GmbH after some German companies, which means Gesellschaft mit beschraenkte Haftung, or company with limited liability.  Interesting distinction, isn't it?  In the U.S., the limited liability is automatic with a corporation, or stock company, but in Germany the two don't necessarily go together.  \n\nSA, I believe (I don't know much French) is for something like "Societe Anonym" or anonymous society, which translates once again as a stock company - but look to someone else who actually knows French on that one.
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I only found one officially acknowledged programme (see source) - they offer one class per year completely held in English. I have not found their English homepage, sorry, but you easily can send them an e-mail via "Kontakt".\n\nThere are several post graduate programmes - and even more private institutions which are more or less serious (often rather less).
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might try asking this in the uk board\n\nhttp://uk.answers.yahoo.com/
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my husband is German, and I lived there for awhile. Have no worries- nobody cares about your US credit records there. I think this whole system was invented here, and it is not practiced anywhere else in the world. Or at list not in the same way. If you want to buy a house in Germany, of course you would need some type of proof of financial independence, as well as down payment. To just open an account, or to rent a place- you need an employer or proof that you are making money or have money on the bank account.
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No, but contact the university.  They have a good German department and surely one of the advanced students would be happy to earn some extra Geld.
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As far Deemed universities are concerned, There is clearly no harm in getting a degre from such institutions. Just for example, two months before, Three students from SRM Deemed university, Chennai were selected for 1 year intensive training program conducted by a reputed company in Japan. Moreover these three students are already undergoing their training in Japan even before they have finished their degree. Hope u r now convinced.
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Based on your grammar, your "distance learning" hasn't been working.  That's going to be a bit more a problem than where the diploma came from.  The difference will depend on the specific job you are applying for.  Some employers only care that you have a college diploma, in which case it won't make much difference where it's from.  Many, however, care about the quality of the education behind the diploma.  In that case, the distance learning aspect will probably be less of a factor than the overall quality of the academic institution.
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Yes But !! ... Do you want to sell time-shares or teach English.  Not a lot else available.  The company you work for should help with the paperwork ... if they don't - walk away
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well..i'm doing a project on HR, the objective is how to maintain the company's core competence in a local private owned company. if you want further info, you can contact me at rita0687@yahoo.com.cn\n\nAlso, i have already finished a project on TQM,i dont know whether it is suitable to u. I have done a lot of research on it.\n\nPS: i dont need a ticket, give me the visa to germany first;-)
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Actually, German teachers make much better money than American teachers.  As a teacher, you are a "Beamte", an official of the state, with all the benefits (6 weeks paid vacation, universal health care coverage, etc) that that entails.
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Definitely depends on the kinds of stuff you are doing.\n\nHave a look at a decent spreadsheet - there is a very good chance that they can do everything you need without having to learn a whole language.
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it depends from what country and with what skills. it is the easiest for eu citizens or if your current employer sends you here.
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Any language? Most schools will be quiet expensive, but some are affordable depending on the number of hours per week you want to study. You could try signing up with an Au Pair agency, that way you get paid while you learn a new language, however some agencies require that you be already fluent in the language of your destination. For France, contact the Fench Alliance in your area and they should be able to point you in the right direction. For Germany, try the German Consulate or Goethes Institute in your area. They offer affordable programs in Germany. Also, main cities such as Paris, Madrid, Rome and Munich will be more expensive than other low key cities. Keep that in mind.
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Congratulations on your big accomplishment!  I got my AA degree last year, and I have transferred to a 4 year university.  It is a stepping stone on your way to higher education.\n\nI looked in the help ads for my local paper, and yes...there were jobs that asked for at least a two year degree in accounting, and payroll type work.  Of course it is not what a CPA would do, but it is some type of payroll, or excel type of imput.\n\nSo there is an advantage because it shows employers that you have taken the next step and are willing to.\n\nGood luck.\n\nDave
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can not help you unfortunately, wish you however much luck. Otherwise kind regards from Germany. \n\n\nwd
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You will need a friend in the UK to do this for you or go to a bank with locations in both Germany and the UK.  Or, go to an investment banking company who will for a fee do this.