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Last day in audit......

After 1 year and 8 months in audit, I am finally making a move into a new field - tax advisory. Definitely a bitter sweet sensation to it. Not so much about missing my colleagues or anything like that since I am just moving to another department. 

One thing i'll miss will be the special non-audit engagements I did for a specialised client. After all, it was specialised industry and not something everyone got to do. Got to admit, although the clients were not really nice in most cases but the engagements really gives a good experience to do engagements that are not audit related. 

In terms of advantage, I can't exactly say it gives me any advantage in any way since it limits my scope of work since it is too specialised. The fact that I was doing non-audit work so often, I often had problems doing audit work. Guess, I can't have the best of both worlds. But heck, I still enjoyed the time I spent working on those engagements. :) After all, every learning experience is a learning experience! 

Next step - walk into tax and give it all I can...... may things work out. 

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