Accountant of the Year

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Accountant of the Year is a national competition held annually from 1998 to 2009. Its aim was to highlight the best financiers in Poland and to promote them as key partners in business management. In the last four editions, the competition for practitioners was also held in the student competition edition. This is a prestigious event integrating the accounting environment and finance professionals, implemented by the Infor publishing group, the Accountants Association in Poland and the industry software producers (Matrix replaced in 2005 by the Sage Symphony). He was very appreciative of the participants and representatives of business circles, local and central authorities, opinion leaders and the media. Unfortunately, due to the resignation of the main sponsor, since 2010 the competition is not conducted.

The purpose of the Organizers was to distinguish the best financiers in Poland and to promote them as important partners in the management of enterprises. In addition to honoring local accountants, the Jury of the 2007 Accountant of the Year award granted the titles of the best accountants in the voivodships.

Since 2006, the Accountant of the Year competition for students has also been held. The students who took part in it solved the same tasks as the bookkeepers, but they were classified separately.

List of winners: 1999 unresolved competition (3 laureates ex aequo), 2000 Barbara Skowrońska, 2001 Paweł Spiechowicz, 2002 Andrzej Dac, 2003 Ryszard Kędzierski, 2004 Wiesław Stachowiak, 2005 Andrzej Stempak, 2006 Ewa Misiaszek, 2007 Paweł Mróz, 2008 Andrzej Stempak, 2009 Magdalena Czyżkowska.

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