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A group of accountants who form a commercial organization offering their accounting services. To be considered an accounting firm the organization must have at least one member accountant. The largest firms consist of thousands of accountants, other professionals and supporting staff. Example: (1) The sole practitioner could not handle the engagement, a large firm was needed for the job. (2) The fortune 500 company hired one of the big five accounting firms to audit its financial statements. Other smaller firms could not handle the job. (3) The small accounting firm consisted of only three professionals, but it's quality of service could not be matched even by much larger companies.
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