Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Dutch term or phrase:
NIVRA t/m AO
English translation:
Administratieve Organisatie
Added to glossary by
jarry (X)
Jun 1, 2000 07:36
24 yrs ago
Dutch term
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NIVRA t/m AO
Dutch to English
Bus/Financial
This has to due with education in accounting, to the level of 'NIVRA t/m AO'. I know what the NIVRA is, but what does 'AO' stand for?
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| 0 | Administratieve Organisatie |
jarry (X)
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| 0 | Algemene Opleiding |
Miet Vanaudenaerde
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| 0 | AO=Administratief Organisatie - a level of proficiency in accountancy |
johnstubbs
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Administratieve Organisatie
The abbreviation "AO" stands for "Administratieve Organisatie", which is one of the subjects forming part of the training as "Registeraccountant", the Dutch equivalent of CA or CPA. Administratieve Organisatie is roughly comparable to the subject Accounting in English.
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Comment: "for quality, it's a tossup between your answer and johnstubbs', but yours came first. I did find 'Administratieve Organisatie' in a web search (along with lots of other things!), but nowhere with a direct relationship to NIVRA. thanks!"
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Miet Vanaudenaerde
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Canada
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Fast and accurate - financial background
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Works in: Dutch to English, English to Dutch
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AO=Administratief Organisatie - a level of proficiency in accountancy
If an accountant in Holland has been trained to AO it means they are able to check/audit, or carry out the proper administrative paper procedures that are required in a company, that are to do with accounting.
The training NIVRA t/m AO means that the recipient gets trained in procedures according to the 'NIVRA' standard, up to the level of 'Administrative Organisation'.
The training NIVRA t/m AO means that the recipient gets trained in procedures according to the 'NIVRA' standard, up to the level of 'Administrative Organisation'.
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