what is the average salary of an accountant in Dubai, UAE?
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1000-1900 US$ per month
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You don't know how lucky you are to be in accounting if you like travelling.  If you are able to get a job with the big four accounting firms (you know who they are) in auditing, you will be out of the office most of the time, and within months start getting sent to other states and countries.  As far as $65K a year, you'll need to work up to that, even accountants don't get paid that much to start.
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Accountant: One that keeps, audits, and inspects the financial records of individuals or business concerns and prepares financial and tax reports\n-can run you about $150 an hour\n\nLawyer:a professional person authorized to practice law; conducts lawsuits or gives legal advice\n- can run you about $300 an hour\n\nDoctor:a licensed medical practitioner\n-Makes $$$$$ (and lots of it)
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IF you are a direct hire it should be > =70K till 140K (based on area and expertise) \nBut if you are thru a consulting firm expect 70 percent or less of waht is quoted
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I have passed MOH and been able to find an employer to work as a General Practitioner. But dont get excited this is all you can get here. For all of you who are freshers willing to come to UAE for MRCS /MRCP FORGET IT GUYS. All the Goverment and Big Private Hospitals employ the doctors from Europe and USA and the jobs are not even posted in UAE .I was able to find jobs for major govrement hospitals on Canadian website and few other European sites and they are still there but asians are not invited unless they have Foreign Post Graduations Check out the website for IHR Canada. The calibre of the doctors employed in such hospitals is so high that one can easily say the most elite of foreign specialists are currently working in UAE big hospitals. Check out the profiles of these doctors for example in emirates hospital website.\n\nSo far i have not seen any advertisements for training posts , they may be there but are not advertised as such. Without house job I believe one cannot even sit for MOH exam. I think a person can come and appear for MRCS /P exams and then return to your own country for training.\n\nNow i have 5 years experience as a GP and hence after my MOH am evaluated as a Full GP. On the other hand if you have 2 years experience you will be evaluated as Start GP. I was offered almost 15 jobs BUT they were all in small clinics and all employers offered me 5000 AE Dirhams for my experience,on the other hand if you are a start GP the pay will be more less. In UAE a reasonable accomodation will cost you around 2000 AED any where if you go for a shared accomodation this can go down to 1000 AED or even less . But it is upto you to decide if you want to go for this life style I being a married man cannot go for shared one. I will live with my family and so will save some money. Now the school fee of a child is from 500-1000 AED. Keep all this in mind. I guess a GP like me after 5 years will probably be married and a young bachelor can have some savings but no progress being towards his career would be made, because one can pass Royal College exams while here but how will you complete your training for Part 2 and thereon.\n\nThe doctors holding Diplomas and Post Graduations have better chances in terms of job and pay prospects because they are offered more pay.\n\nTry to learn Arabic Language because the staff can barely speak and understand English and it is utterly frustrating to communicate with them. Infact few of them can be quite rude at times. Some of the doctors well settled here in UAE are the ones that came here 5-6 years back now things are getting quite different here. No discouragement but I have even heard of doctors attempting MOH for 15 times. As far as preparation I had studied for PLAB 1 and that has helped me pass MOH it is quite difficult prepare it like PLAB from Oxford Handbooks.\n\nNow all this is my personal point of view and my experiences.Things could be different and I invite others to correct me if I am wrong. If there is some out there who can prove me wrong PLEASE BE MY GUEST and inform me about good prospects of being in this country otherwise things dont appear bright to me here.
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Too much money.Have you tried typing United Arab Emirates?\nI just did and was amazed at all the info. that was available.
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Fantastic opportunity\nDubai has good income levels and in Duty Free, you will broaden your horizons and see a side of life and the world people would envy.\n\nJust make sure that when you go to another country, you GO to another country and not try to take your own country's values and lifestyles with you. \nJust as your neighbors may complain about visitors that refuse to live according to local customs, you are going to be the visitor there. Some things you may expect may be insultive to them in Dubai .... and visa versa. \n\nGood luck and have fun
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Depends on several things. anywhere between $10-$100 per hour depending on experience, creativity, turn around time.\nMonthly salary would be anywhere between USD 45k to $100k.\n\nThanks\nRaj Reddy Allipuram\nhttp://www.allipuram.com
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Administrative assistant means different things to different organisations.  In some it is a data-entry and filing clerk, in others it is a full administrative position (form filling, reporting, data handling/manipulation, etc).\n\nThe pay is usually more near entry-level, i.e. not very high. You can move up in larger organisations though of course, and becoming an administrator is great way into the organisation of your choice.  Next comes Administration Officer, then Senior Administrator, Office Manager, etc...  These obviously pay more. (or move to become a Finance Officer, or PA, or ...)\n\nIn the UK, expect to start on anything between £14,000 to £18,000.  Although if just starting out expect more like 15K till you have some proven experience behind you.\n\nTyping speed is one of the most important things for being an administrator, at least 40 wpm, although i suggest getting to at least 50.  Good use of MS Office is essential, particularly MS Word & Excel, and sometimes Access.
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Check here:\n\nhttp://www.freedownloadmanager.org/downloads/arabic_accounting_info/\n\nhttp://www.worldcatlibraries.org/wcpa/ow/cb121dedda003347.html\n\nhttp://shopping.yahoo.com/p:English-Arabic%20Dictionary%20for%20Accounting%20%26%20Finance%3A%20with%20an%20Arabic-English%20glossary%20%2F:3003116595;_ylc=X3oDMTB1c21tcDhkBF9TAzk2NjMyOTA3BHNlYwNmZWVkBHNsawNib29rcw--\n\nhttp://www.frencheuropean.com/Specialized%20Dictionaries/Business%20&%20Commerce%20page%201.htm
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www.du.ae\nwww.etisalat.com\n\nthere are the only 2 companies in UAE\n\nSAM!
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Go to salary.com and research it.
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I work in Human Resources so a lot of salaries pass through my office. The amount you could make will vary greatly depending on your industry. Low end (education) $70k, high end (entertainment, energy, biotech) $200k.
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The role of an Accountant may include aspects of the following:-\n\n- Tracking company expenses\n- Writing, error checking, analysing financial documents\n- Identifying problems and inefficiencies with the way the business is run\n- Ensure the correct tax is paid\n\nDepending on the job, the accountant may also perform audits of any client companies.\n\nA management accountant works at the cross-company level, looking at budgets, costs, assets, yearly targets, tracking year to date against and highlighting issues and areas that can benefit from streamlining efficiencies.\n\nYou will need a good head for figures and numbers, enjoy analysis, and will need a BA degree.\n\nJob prospects are good for graduates - lots of large firms hire many trainees every year. Training salary is low but once qualified the rewards can be very good.
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No.\n\nWhat are you crazy?  That's not nearly enough money. \n\n8.6k Riyal is US$27,520/year.  Even with no taxation, that's a crap salary to move to Jeddah.  Cost of living is high and you don't even have the fun things to do like you do in Riyahd.  You say you are American? Man, if you really do have three years of experience in your field - you should be able to make that with your eyes closed in the US.  \n\nHmmm... this question seems very similar to a question asked by "Jammy", who was Bangladeshi (not American), who also had three years of experience, who also was offered 9k to work in Saudi, who also had poor English, which I answered here: \n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=ArRacQV12L6Hnij21pdf0tDsy6IX?qid=20061119061741AAWxGvj
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Median annual wage and salary earnings of accountants and auditors were $50,770 in May 2004.
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The weather in Dubai is still pretty hot, but now its getting colder very slowly. The temperature went up as high as 49 celsius in Summer but now its about 30 celsius. Unfortunately, we don't have much wind or rain but the mornings have become very misty.