Accountant (noun)

1. A professional who is skilled in the management of financial accounts and records.
2. A person who prepares and examines financial records.

Origin:

Mid 16th century: from french comptable, from compter "to count".

Examples:

1. She hired an accountant to help her with her taxes.
2. He is a certified public accountant.
3. The accountant will help you with your bookkeeping.
4. The company has a team of accountant to manage the finances.
5. The accountant's job is to ensure the financial records are accurate.