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| Author: | Walsh, A. |
| Title: | Clients in the public eye: Accounting for fame |
| Journal: | Accountancy
2001 : FEB, VOL. 127:1290, p. 28-30 |
| Index terms: | ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING PROFESSION CLIENTS PUBLICITY SUCCESS |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | The paper considers a look at the weird, wonderful and star- studded world of celebrity clients. The author talks about problems of accountants working for reach and famous people:1) Bad publicity. When clients are extremely high- profile, it is inevitable that media attention will sometimes be focused on their accountants, in an attempt to glean and sort of titbit for the next day's press. 2) Dress for success. It is important to remember your role as an accountant and behave accordingly. 3) Routinely interesting. Accountants must be prepared to fit in with their clients' schedules and interests. 4) Budget for for survival. Whether your clients are actors, musicians or artists, they all have one thing in common - an irregular income and you should be very careful with these money and use it sensibly. |
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