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The Accountant Experience Certificate is a crucial document in German professional practice, required under German labor law (§ 109 GewO) and commonly requested for job applications, career advancement, and professional certification purposes. This document, while following the general principles of an Arbeitszeugnis (work certificate), specifically focuses on accounting professionals' experiences and competencies. It must be issued upon the conclusion of employment and needs to include detailed information about the employee's role, responsibilities, and performance in accounting functions. The certificate must be written in a positive tone while maintaining truthfulness, following the German principle of 'wohlwollende Formulierung' (benevolent formulation). The document serves as an official record of employment and can significantly impact an accountant's future career opportunities in the German job market.

1. Letterhead and Date: Company details, including full legal name, address, and date of issuance

2. Certificate Title: Clear identification as 'Accountant Experience Certificate (Arbeitszeugnis)'

3. Employee Information: Full name, date of birth, and professional title of the employee

4. Employment Period: Precise start and end dates of employment

5. Position Description: Detailed description of the role and responsibilities as an accountant

6. Technical Skills: Specific accounting skills, software proficiency, and technical competencies demonstrated

7. Performance Evaluation: Assessment of work quality and performance (using standard German certificate language)

8. Closing Statement: Standard farewell statement and future wishes

9. Signature Block: Official signature, name and title of the authorized signatory