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    Updated February 26, 2026 by Vicky Sarin

    ACCA Course Fees in India 2026: Complete Cost Breakdown

    ACCA course fees in India total approximately ₹2,00,000 to ₹3,50,000 in 2026, covering registration (£30/₹3,750), annual subscription (£140/₹17,500 per year), and exam fees for all 13 papers (£1,789/₹2,23,625 at standard entry). Here is the complete cost breakdown with ways to save.

    💡 Key Takeaway

    • Total ACCA exam fees (13 papers, standard entry): £1,789 or ₹2,23,625 at 1 GBP = ₹125
    • Registration fee: £30 (₹3,750) — discounted from the standard £89
    • Annual subscription: £140 (₹17,500) per year — payable every January
    • Grand total with books & coaching: ₹3,00,000–₹4,50,000 depending on exemptions and study method
    • Ways to save ₹50,000+: Claim exemptions, register early, buy bundled study materials from Eduyush

    What Is the Total ACCA Course Fee in India?

    The total ACCA course fee in India ranges from ₹2,00,000 to ₹3,50,000 for exam-related costs alone, or ₹3,00,000 to ₹4,50,000 when you include study materials and coaching. Your actual cost depends on three factors: how many papers you sit (13 with no exemptions, fewer with prior qualifications), whether you register at standard or late entry deadlines, and whether you pass each paper on the first attempt.

    ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) is a globally recognised accounting qualification offered by the UK-based professional body that operates across 180 countries with over 257,900 members and 530,100 future members. Indian students pay all fees in GBP directly to ACCA Global, which means your rupee cost fluctuates with the exchange rate.

    "According to ACCA Global, the total exam fees for all 13 ACCA papers at standard entry come to £1,789 (approximately ₹2,23,625 at ₹125/GBP), making it one of the most cost-effective global accounting qualifications available in India."

    Here is the complete ACCA cost summary for 2026:

    Cost Component GBP (£) INR (₹) at ₹125/GBP
    Initial Registration (discounted) £30 ₹3,750
    Annual Subscription (per year) £140 ₹17,500
    Applied Knowledge Exams (3 papers) £252 ₹31,500
    Applied Skills Exams (6 papers) £882 ₹1,10,250
    Strategic Professional Exams (4 papers) £802 ₹1,00,250
    Ethics & Professional Skills Module £79 ₹9,875
    Subtotal (Exams + Reg + 1yr Sub) £2,185 ₹2,73,125
    Study Materials (BPP/Kaplan books) ₹40,000–₹1,20,000
    Coaching (optional but recommended) ₹50,000–₹1,50,000
    Estimated Grand Total ₹3,00,000–₹4,50,000

    With exemptions and smart planning through Eduyush, many students bring the total down to ₹2,00,000–₹3,00,000.

    How Much Is the ACCA Registration & Annual Subscription Fee?

    ACCA registration costs £30 (₹3,750) as a one-time fee with the current discount, and the annual subscription is £140 (₹17,500) per year. These are mandatory payments before you can book any exams through the MyACCA portal.

    Initial Registration Fee

    When you first create your ACCA student account, you pay the registration fee of £30 (₹3,750). ACCA currently offers this as a discounted rate — the standard registration fee is £89 (₹11,125). This is a one-time charge that grants you access to the MyACCA portal, student resources, exam booking system, and the global ACCA student community.

    Annual Subscription Fee

    Every ACCA student must pay an annual subscription of £140 (₹17,500) to remain on the active student register. This fee is due on or before 1 January each year, regardless of whether you sit exams that year.

    ⚠️ Important:

    If you miss the annual subscription deadline, ACCA may remove you from the student register. Re-registration costs another £89 (₹11,125). Always set a reminder for December to pay before the 1 January deadline.

    First-year total (Registration + Subscription): £30 + £140 = £170 (₹21,250)

    Most students take 2–3 years to complete ACCA, so budget for 2–3 annual subscriptions totalling £280–£420 (₹35,000–₹52,500) over the full qualification period.

    What Are the ACCA Exam Fees for 2026?

    ACCA exam fees in 2026 range from £84 per paper at Applied Knowledge level to £252 for the Strategic Business Leader (SBL) exam. All 13 papers at standard entry cost a combined £1,789 (₹2,23,625). Late entry fees are significantly higher — often double the standard rate — so early registration is critical.

    Applied Knowledge Level — Exam Fees 2026

    These three foundational papers are available as on-demand Computer-Based Exams (CBEs) at Pearson VUE test centres year-round. According to ACCA Global, Applied Knowledge pass rates average 64–88%, making them the most accessible entry point into the qualification.

    Paper Code Fee (GBP) Fee (INR)
    Business & Technology BT £84 ₹10,500
    Management Accounting MA £84 ₹10,500
    Financial Accounting FA £84 ₹10,500
    Total Applied Knowledge £252 ₹31,500

    Applied Skills Level — Exam Fees 2026

    The six Applied Skills papers are tested in quarterly exam sessions (March, June, September, December). These papers form the technical core of the ACCA qualification and cover financial reporting under IFRS, taxation, audit, and financial management.

    Paper Code Standard Entry (GBP) Standard Entry (INR)
    Corporate & Business Law LW £147 ₹18,375
    Performance Management PM £147 ₹18,375
    Taxation TX £147 ₹18,375
    Financial Reporting FR £147 ₹18,375
    Audit & Assurance AA £147 ₹18,375
    Financial Management FM £147 ₹18,375
    Total Applied Skills £882 ₹1,10,250
    "ACCA Applied Skills pass rates range from 42% to 55% per session, meaning nearly half of all candidates need at least one retake — making coaching a cost-saving investment, not an expense." — Based on ACCA Global's official September 2025 pass rate data.

    ✅ Pro Tip:

    Late entry fees for Applied Skills jump to £350–£376 per paper — more than double the standard rate. Register at least 6 weeks before the exam session to lock in standard pricing. Check ACCA exam dates and deadlines for 2026 to never miss a deadline.

    Strategic Professional Level — Exam Fees 2026

    The Strategic Professional level has two mandatory Essentials papers and two Optional papers (choose 2 from 4). These are the most expensive ACCA exams, reflecting their advanced difficulty and case-study format.

    Essentials (Mandatory)

    Paper Code Fee (GBP) Fee (INR)
    Strategic Business Leader SBL £252 ₹31,500
    Strategic Business Reporting SBR £180 ₹22,500

    Optional Papers (Choose 2 of 4)

    Paper Code Fee (GBP) Fee (INR)
    Advanced Financial Management AFM £185 ₹23,125
    Advanced Performance Management APM £185 ₹23,125
    Advanced Taxation ATX £185 ₹23,125
    Advanced Audit & Assurance AAA £185 ₹23,125
    Total Strategic Professional (4 papers) £802 ₹1,00,250

    Grand Total — All ACCA Exam Fees 2026

    Level Papers Total (GBP) Total (INR at ₹125)
    Applied Knowledge 3 £252 ₹31,500
    Applied Skills 6 £882 ₹1,10,250
    Strategic Professional 4 £802 ₹1,00,250
    Grand Total 13 £1,936 ₹2,42,000

    How Much Are ACCA Exemption Fees in India?

    ACCA exemption fees cost £84 per Applied Knowledge paper and £111 per Applied Skills paper. While exemptions let you skip papers you've already mastered through prior qualifications like B.Com, CA Inter, or MBA, ACCA still charges a fee for each exempted paper — though it's lower than the exam entry fee.

    Level Exemption Fee/Paper (GBP) Exemption Fee/Paper (INR) Max Papers Exempted
    Applied Knowledge £84 ₹10,500 3
    Applied Skills £111 ₹13,875 6

    📘 What Are ACCA Exemptions?

    ACCA exemptions allow students with recognised prior qualifications to skip certain papers. For example, a B.Com graduate from an ACCA-accredited Indian university can receive up to 5 exemptions (3 Applied Knowledge + 2 Applied Skills). A CA Inter (ICAI) student may receive up to 5 exemptions as well. Use the ACCA Exemptions Calculator to check your eligibility.

    Example: A B.Com graduate with 5 exemptions pays 5 × £84–£111 = approximately £495 (₹61,875) in exemption fees, but saves roughly ₹1,00,000 in exam fees and study materials for those papers.

    What Is the ACCA Ethics & Professional Skills Module Fee?

    The Ethics and Professional Skills Module costs £79 (₹9,875) and is a mandatory requirement to complete the ACCA qualification. This online module must be completed before you can attempt the Strategic Professional exams. It is not a traditional exam but an interactive online course covering professional ethics, stakeholder management, and communication skills.

    Many students overlook this fee when calculating total ACCA costs. Budget for it during your Applied Skills stage so it doesn't delay your Strategic Professional progression.

    3 Real Student Cost Scenarios for ACCA in India

    Every student's ACCA journey costs differently based on their background and study approach. Here are three realistic scenarios calculated at the 2026 rate of ₹125/GBP to help you estimate your personal ACCA investment.

    Cost Component Scenario A: B.Com Graduate (5 Exemptions) Scenario B: Non-Commerce Graduate (0 Exemptions) Scenario C: Working Professional + Coaching
    Registration ₹3,750 ₹3,750 ₹3,750
    Annual Subscription (2 yrs / 3 yrs) ₹35,000 (2 yrs) ₹52,500 (3 yrs) ₹52,500 (3 yrs)
    Exemption Fees ₹61,875 (5 papers) ₹0 ₹61,875 (5 papers)
    Exam Fees (remaining papers) ₹1,37,250 (8 papers) ₹2,42,000 (13 papers) ₹1,37,250 (8 papers)
    Ethics Module ₹9,875 ₹9,875 ₹9,875
    Study Materials ₹25,000 (8 papers) ₹40,300 (13 papers via Eduyush) ₹25,000 (8 papers)
    Coaching (BPP ECR via Eduyush) ₹0 (self-study) ₹0 (self-study) ₹78,000 (13 papers)
    Estimated Total ₹2,72,750 ₹3,48,425 ₹3,68,250
    "A B.Com graduate in India with 5 ACCA exemptions can complete the entire ACCA qualification for approximately ₹2.7 lakh — including registration, exams, ethics module, and BPP study materials from Eduyush."

    When Is Each ACCA Fee Due? Payment Timeline

    Understanding when each ACCA fee is payable helps you plan your finances across the 2–3 year qualification journey. Here is a typical payment timeline for an Indian student starting in 2026.

    📋 ACCA Fee Payment Timeline (Typical 3-Year Journey)

    Year 1 (2026):

    • Registration fee: £30 (₹3,750) — at signup
    • Annual subscription: £140 (₹17,500) — January 2026
    • Exemption fees (if applicable): £84–£111 per paper — at registration
    • Applied Knowledge exams (3 papers): £252 (₹31,500) — before each exam
    • Year 1 estimated outflow: ₹52,750–₹1,14,625

    Year 2 (2027):

    • Annual subscription: £140 (₹17,500) — January 2027
    • Applied Skills exams (4–6 papers): £588–£882 (₹73,500–₹1,10,250)
    • Ethics module: £79 (₹9,875)
    • Year 2 estimated outflow: ₹1,00,875–₹1,37,625

    Year 3 (2028):

    • Annual subscription: £140 (₹17,500) — January 2028
    • Strategic Professional exams (4 papers): £802 (₹1,00,250)
    • Year 3 estimated outflow: ₹1,17,750

    This timeline assumes no retakes and standard entry registration. If you're a working professional studying part-time, the journey may extend to 4 years, adding another annual subscription of ₹17,500.

    How to Pay ACCA Fees from India

    ACCA accepts fee payments from India through international bank transfer (SWIFT), debit cards, and credit cards via the MyACCA portal. The process is straightforward but requires an international-payment-enabled card or bank account.

    Payment Methods Available

    1. Credit/Debit Card (Visa or Mastercard): The fastest method. Pay directly through MyACCA. Ensure your card is enabled for international transactions. Some Indian banks charge 1.5–3.5% as a foreign currency markup.
    2. International Bank Transfer (SWIFT): Transfer GBP directly to ACCA's Barclays bank account. Your bank will charge ₹500–₹1,500 as a SWIFT transfer fee plus the applicable exchange rate.
    3. Forex Cards: Load GBP onto a forex card from providers like BookMyForex or Thomas Cook for potentially better exchange rates than bank cards.

    ✅ Pro Tip:

    Compare exchange rates across your bank, credit card, and forex card before paying. A difference of even ₹2 per GBP on a £252 SBL exam fee saves you ₹504. Over 13 papers, small rate differences add up to ₹3,000–₹5,000 in savings.

    How Much Do ACCA Study Materials & Coaching Cost?

    ACCA study materials cost ₹40,000–₹1,20,000 depending on the provider and format, while online coaching ranges from ₹50,000 to ₹3,25,000. Eduyush offers BPP textbooks at ₹3,100 per subject and BPP Enhanced Classroom Recorded (ECR) coaching at ₹6,000 per subject — significantly below market rates.

    BPP Study Materials — Eduyush vs Market Price

    Source Price per Subject Total for 13 Papers
    Eduyush (BPP Books) ₹3,100 ₹40,300
    Amazon/Flipkart ₹6,000–₹9,000 ₹78,000–₹1,17,000
    International Import ₹8,000–₹12,000 ₹1,04,000–₹1,56,000

    Your savings with Eduyush books: ₹37,700–₹1,15,700. Browse the full range: ACCA Books Collection

    BPP ECR Coaching — Online Recorded Lectures

    Source Price per Subject Total for 13 Papers
    Eduyush (BPP ECR) ₹6,000 ₹78,000
    Market ECR/Recorded Classes ₹10,000–₹15,000 ₹1,30,000–₹1,95,000
    Live Online Coaching ₹15,000–₹25,000 ₹1,95,000–₹3,25,000

    Learn more: What is BPP Enhanced Classroom (ECR)? | BPP ACCA Coaching — Strategic Professional

    "Investing in quality coaching can actually reduce your total ACCA cost — ACCA's official data shows Applied Skills pass rates of 42–55%, meaning nearly half of self-study candidates pay double by retaking exams."

    How Do ACCA Fees Compare with CA, CPA & CMA?

    ACCA costs more than CA India (ICAI) but less than US CPA when you factor in licensing fees. Here is a side-by-side comparison of total qualification costs for Indian students in 2026.

    Parameter ACCA CA India (ICAI) US CPA US CMA
    Total Exam Cost ₹2.5–3.5 lakh ₹0.8–1.5 lakh ₹4–5.5 lakh ₹1.5–2.5 lakh
    Typical Duration 2–3 years 4–5 years 1–2 years 6–18 months
    Number of Exams 13 papers 20 papers 4 sections 2 parts
    Global Recognition 180 countries India-focused US-focused Global
    Work While Studying Yes Articleship required Yes Yes
    Best For Global careers, IFRS roles India practice, statutory audit US-based roles Management accounting

    For a detailed comparison, read our guides on ACCA after CA — Is It Worth It? and What Is ACCA?

    How to Reduce Your Total ACCA Cost in 2026

    Indian students can save ₹50,000 to ₹1,50,000 on their total ACCA fees by following these five strategies. Each one is actionable and proven by hundreds of Eduyush students.

    1. Claim Maximum Exemptions: Use the ACCA Exemptions Calculator to check your eligibility. B.Com graduates can save up to ₹80,000 in exam and study material costs through exemptions.
    2. Always Register at Standard Entry: Late entry fees are 2–3× the standard rate. A single late Applied Skills entry costs ₹44,000+ versus ₹18,375 at standard. Use the ACCA exam dates calendar to track deadlines.
    3. Buy Study Materials in Bundles: Eduyush BPP book bundles save ₹37,700–₹1,15,700 compared to retail prices.
    4. Invest in Coaching to Avoid Retakes: A single SBL retake costs ₹31,500. Quality coaching from BPP ECR via Eduyush improves pass rates by 15–25% and pays for itself with one avoided retake.
    5. Complete ACCA in 2 Years: Sitting 2–3 papers per session accelerates completion and saves one year of annual subscription (₹17,500). Review the ACCA subjects and syllabus to plan your exam order.

    Is ACCA Worth the Cost? Salary & ROI in India

    ACCA-qualified professionals in India earn ₹4–8 lakh per year at entry level and ₹12–25 lakh at mid-career, according to Intellipaat's 2026 salary survey. At Big Four firms (Deloitte, PwC, EY, KPMG), fresh ACCA affiliates start at ₹5–8 lakh in metro cities.

    "According to Intellipaat's 2026 survey, ACCA professionals in India earn an average of ₹4–30 lakh per year depending on experience, with Big Four entry-level packages starting at ₹5–8 lakh in cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Bangalore."

    ROI calculation: With a total ACCA investment of ₹3–4.5 lakh and starting salaries of ₹6–10 lakh, most students recover their full investment within 6–12 months of starting work. Compare that to an MBA (₹10–25 lakh for a top-tier program) and ACCA offers one of the best cost-to-salary ratios in professional education.

    ACCA members work across 180 countries, which gives the qualification a global mobility advantage that CA India (ICAI) doesn't offer. For professionals targeting roles in the Middle East, UK, Singapore, or Australia, ACCA is particularly valuable. Read more in our ACCA salary guide for India.

    ACCA Fees: India vs Other Countries

    ACCA exam fees in GBP are the same worldwide since they are paid directly to ACCA Global in the UK. However, the total cost varies by country due to local coaching prices, exchange rates, and cost of living. Here is how India compares.

    Country ACCA Exam Fees (Local Currency) Coaching Cost (Est.) Total Est. Cost
    🇮🇳 India ₹2,42,000 ₹50,000–₹1,50,000 ₹3,00,000–₹4,50,000
    🇬🇧 UK £1,936 £2,000–£5,000 £4,000–£7,000
    🇦🇪 UAE AED 9,000 AED 15,000–30,000 AED 24,000–39,000
    🇵🇰 Pakistan PKR 5,40,000 PKR 1,00,000–3,00,000 PKR 6,40,000–8,40,000
    🇳🇬 Nigeria ₦3,000,000 ₦500,000–₦1,500,000 ₦3,500,000–₦4,500,000
    🇸🇬 Singapore SGD 3,400 SGD 5,000–10,000 SGD 8,400–13,400

    India offers one of the most affordable total ACCA costs globally, thanks to lower coaching fees and competitive study material pricing through platforms like Eduyush.

    ✍️ About the Author

    Vicky Sarin — CA with 25+ years of post-qualification experience, INSEAD alumnus, and founder of Eduyush.com. Based in Sydney, Vicky has personally guided hundreds of students through their ACCA journey, helping them optimise costs and study strategies across all 13 papers.

    As a Chartered Accountant who transitioned from Indian accounting practice to global consulting, Vicky understands the real-world value of international qualifications like ACCA for professionals building global careers.

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    Frequently Asked Questions About ACCA Course Fees

    Q: What is the total ACCA course fee in India for 2026?

    The total ACCA course fee in India for 2026 is approximately ₹2,00,000 to ₹3,50,000 for exam-related costs (registration, subscription, and all 13 exam papers at ₹125/GBP). Including study materials and coaching, the total ranges from ₹3,00,000 to ₹4,50,000.

    Q: What is the ACCA registration fee in India?

    ACCA currently offers a discounted registration fee of £30 (₹3,750). The standard registration fee is £89, but ACCA frequently offers this discount for new student registrations. This is a one-time payment when creating your ACCA account.

    Q: Can I pay ACCA fees in installments from India?

    ACCA does not offer an official installment plan for exam fees. However, you pay fees per exam as you register for each paper, which naturally spreads costs over 2–3 years. Eduyush offers EMI options on study materials and coaching purchases.

    Q: How much can I save with ACCA exemptions?

    B.Com graduates with 5 exemptions save approximately ₹80,000–₹1,00,000 in combined exam fees and study material costs. While you still pay exemption fees (£84–£111 per paper), it's significantly cheaper than sitting the exams. Check your eligibility with the ACCA Exemptions Calculator.

    Q: Is ACCA more expensive than CA in India?

    Yes, ACCA costs ₹2.5–4.5 lakh in total while CA India (ICAI) costs ₹0.8–1.5 lakh. However, ACCA can be completed in 2–3 years (vs 4–5 for CA), is recognised in 180 countries, and allows you to work full-time while studying — factors that offset the higher cost.

    Q: What happens if I don't pay my ACCA annual subscription?

    If you miss the annual subscription deadline (1 January each year), ACCA may remove you from the student register. You'll need to pay the re-registration fee of £89 (₹11,125) plus the overdue subscription to regain access. Set a December reminder to avoid this penalty.

    Q: Are ACCA fees the same in all countries?

    Yes, ACCA exam fees are charged in GBP and are identical worldwide since payments go directly to ACCA Global in the UK. The difference in total cost across countries comes from local coaching fees, exchange rates, and study material pricing.


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    Questions? Answers.

    How many attempts do I have to pass the ACCA exam?

    You have an unlimited number of attempts to pass the ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) exams.

    ACCA does not impose a limit on the number of times you can retake an exam.

    You can keep attempting until you successfully pass each exam, which provides flexibility for candidates to learn and improve their performance over time.

    Are there any exemptions available for ACCA exam?

    Yes, ACCA offers exemptions for certain exams for candidates who have completed certain academic programs or have relevant professional qualifications.

    To request exemptions, you will need to provide documentation and submit an exemption application to the ACCA. Review our comprehensive ACCA exemptions calculator to know more.

    What is the passing rate for the ACCA exam?

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    Is ACCA after CA worth it?

    The answer to this lies on your context and individual career objectives.

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    What are the benefits of being an ACCA member?

    The ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) membership provides numerous benefits, including:

    - Professional development opportunities, such as access to the latest technical resources, CPD modules and e-learning tools
    - A global community of like-minded professionals to collaborate and share knowledge with
    - The ability to connect with employers through the ACCA Jobs service
    - Eligibility for reduced rates on a range of products and services, such as insurance, stationery and more

    What happens if you don't pay your annual subscription?

    The consequences of non-payment of the annual subscription fees are

    As a member:

    1) you can't call yourself an ACCA member, and you won't be able to use the ACCA name or logo. 

    2) You also won't be able to use any resources, including the online resources. 

    3) if you're working as an accountant, you may be unable to use the term "ACCA-qualified" or "ACCA-registered". 

    4) If your membership expires and isn't renewed within three years. In that case, your name will be removed from the Register of Members.

    5) If you need to apply for CPA accreditation with another accounting body like CPA Australia or Canada, you will be required to furnish a good standing certificate from ACCA for five years. If you haven't paid your membership fees, you won't be able to get your good standing letter

    As a student

    1) You will not be able to use the members' website or log into MyACCA. You will lose access to many resources, including past exam papers and helpful articles. 

    2) You will no longer be eligible to sit the examinations or progress through the qualification.

    3) You won't be able to pursue any other qualifications like the DIPIFR

    If this is something that happens accidentally, then it is usually quickly resolved by simply paying the outstanding amount of 89 GBP.

    Is Eduyush.com an ACCA RLP?

    Yes. Eduyush (Yush Consultants) is anACCA Registered Learning Partnerfor DipIFR online classes. Verify our RLP status on ACCA's official directory →

    What is the better certification between CA, CFA & ACCA?

    It is a difficult question because it depends on your specific situation and goals.

    However, in general, we would say that the CA (Chartered Accountant) certification is better for those interested in pursuing a career in accounting and finance.

    In comparison, the CFA (Certified Financial Analyst) certification is better for those interested in investment banking or portfolio management.

    The ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) certification is more internationally recognized than the CA or CFA, so it may be worth considering if you're interested in working abroad.

    Ultimately, though, the best way to decide which certification is proper for you is to speak with experts in each field and get their advice.

    Is ACCA better than a degree?

    The decision of whether ACCA or a degree is better for you depends on your individual goals and circumstances.

    ACCA is a professional accounting qualification that is recognized and respected globally and it is focused on accounting and finance. It is a good option for those who want to pursue a career in accounting or finance and do not want to spend the time and money required to earn a degree.

    On the other hand, a degree program offers a more well-rounded education and provides a broader range of career options. It also provides more in-depth knowledge in specific field of study and it is good for those who want to pursue a career in a field outside of accounting and finance.

    Both ACCA and a degree can be valuable qualifications, it depends on the person's career goals and what they want to achieve in the long term. It's also worth noting that in some countries, it is mandatory to have a degree in order to practice as an accountant.

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