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comptroller

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A quick definition of comptroller:

A comptroller is a person who is in charge of keeping track of all the money that a business or government department spends and earns. They make sure that all the financial reports are accurate and that everyone gets paid on time. The word "comptroller" is sometimes used instead of "controller" in the United States.

A more thorough explanation:

A comptroller is a high-ranking executive who is responsible for overseeing the financial reporting and accounting of a business or government department. They are in charge of preparing financial reports and managing all accounting activities, including payroll, accounts receivable, and loan transactions.

The term "comptroller" originally came from a mispronunciation of the word "controller," but it has become widely accepted and is now used interchangeably with the term "controller" in the United States.

  • A comptroller for a large corporation might oversee the financial reporting for multiple departments and subsidiaries.
  • A comptroller for a government agency might be responsible for managing the budget and ensuring that all financial transactions are properly recorded and reported.

These examples illustrate how a comptroller is responsible for overseeing all financial activities within an organization, from managing budgets to preparing financial reports. They play a critical role in ensuring that an organization's finances are properly managed and reported.

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19:45
hi
1a2b3c4d26z
19:49
Hi everyone
19:57
honestly for as many good things as carter did after his presidency, i don't think there's much reason to say good things about his presidency.
19:57
dude was sponsoring the El Salvadorian death squad regime that killed St. Oscar Romero
19:58
but aw shucks he sure farmed him some peanuts
Dkk
20:15
Idk, the country kinda operates the same way today and it seems to be for the better.
texaslawhopefully
20:20
He wasn’t a great president obviously, but I think what he did post-presidency probably is at the top of all presidents
llama
20:48
idk and maybe yall are onto something; maybe the news just wants something good to talk about: he was a decent guy/ try to do good like him hoo raa hoo raa (nothing wrong with this)
21:11
I think the thing a lot of people miss with the Carter administration is that there's a difference between being a "bad" President like a James Buchanan and being an ineffective one
21:12
He wasn't suited to the job, but there have been Presidents who weren't suited to the job and did just fine because they were President during easy times -- Carter wasn't so lucky, and to the extent that he failed, he failed, but people forget that he was also a very shrewd politician and could even be a bit of a bully at times, usually to his own detriment
21:14
I have a mixed opinion of both his administration and post-Presidency, but the things that really stand out to me about Carter actually come from before he entered national politics; namely, the Chalk River nuclear reactor incident, while he was in the Navy, and his strategy in winning the gubernatorial nomination and general election in 1970
21:15
He played both sides of the civil rights issue and then immediately turned around and became perhaps the most racially progressive Southern Governor of the 20th century
llama
21:15
@swagadocious: yeah agreed on the nuke save, good point- that could have been devastating
21:17
Maybe there's a case Terry Sanford was a bit more liberal, but Carter's position was more politically gutsy, being in the Deep South
llama
21:17
@swagadocious: wait im thinking of someone else....
llama
21:18
Stanislav Petrov is who i got mixed up with: https://www.armscontrol.org/act/2017-10/news-briefs/man-who-saved-world-dies-77
llama
21:19
wow im a moron XD
21:19
@llama: interesting
21:24
got a 164 on november test and have a 3.91 gpa - applied dec 12, chances that i get into cardozo or st johns law, anyone else with similar scores ?
Dkk
21:29
100% @getmoney
21:39
copy
21:39
i had 165 3.75 and got into cardozo with a $150k scholly last cycle
21:39
so i think ur fine
21:41
okay ty. i applied to st johns, cardozo, hofstra, nyls, brooklyn, miami and st johns
21:42
im looking for a good amount of scholarship tbh, but any advice on if or where else i should apply to, or too late u think now?
21:42
idk i think it might be late
llama
22:20
@getmoney: I think Eggan hit the nail on the head: u are positioned nicely, if you do not get the outcome that works for you, you can always retake/ reapply. Else, u could just cover the T50-T200 with apps. But u should be good how u are
glove
22:28
Genuine question when’s the last time u thought about idaho
llama
22:35
@glove: 3hrs ago when I wuz talkin to @YRDSL lmfao why
Dkk
23:10
@getmoney: one of the best law schools, Scalia Law!
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