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Firma, kuruluşundan bu yana 2008 yılından bu yana, müşterilerinin finansal, vergi, hukuk ve işletme ihtiyaçlarına yönelik çeşitli hizmetler sunmaktadır. Bu hizmetler, müşterilerin bütçe yönetimi, mali planlama, vergi beyannamelerinin hazırlanması ve danışmanlık gibi birçok alanda uzmanlık gerektiren konuları içermektedir.
Quaestor Ankara, başarılarını müşteri memnuniyeti ve güvenine dayandırmaktadır. Şirketin müşterileri, Quaestor'un finansal planlama ve raporlama hizmetleri gibi nitelikli hizmetleri sayesinde işletmelerini büyütme konusunda destek alırken karar alma süreçlerinde de daha bilinçli ve güvenli adımlar atabilmektedirler.
Sonuç olarak, Quaestor Ankara, finans, vergi ve hukuk konularında müşterilerine bilgi birikimine dayalı danışmanlık hizmeti sunan, müşteri memnuniyetini öncelik edinen bir danışmanlık firmasıdır.
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Pontosság ellenőrzött. A Quaestor Csoport egy magyar vállalatcsoport volt, amely pénzügyi szolgáltatásokkal, ingatlanfejlesztéssel és -értékesítéssel, utazással, befektetési tevékenységgel, telekommunikációval, alternatív energetikával, sport-, szabadidős és idegenforgalmi célú fejlesztésekkel, alternatív gyógyászattal valamint kereskedelemmel foglalkozott. Anyavállalata a budapesti székhelyű Quaestor Pénzügyi Tanácsadó Zrt. Ügyfélbázisa a főt is meghaladta. A quaestor ok az ókori Róma alacsonyabb rangú magistratusai voltak.

There were various types of quaestors, with the title used to describe greatly different offices at different times. In the Roman Republic , quaestors were elected officials who supervised the state treasury and conducted audits. When assigned to provincial governors, the duties were mainly administrative and logistical, but also could expand to encompass military leadership and command.

It was the lowest ranking position in the cursus honorum course of offices ; by the first century BC, one had to have been quaestor to be eligible for any other posts. In the Roman Empire , the position initially remained as assistants to the magistrates with financial duties in the provinces, but over time, it faded away in the face of the expanding imperial bureaucracy. A position with a similar name the quaestor sacri palatii emerged during the Constantinian period with judicial responsibilities.

The job title has traditionally been understood as deriving from the original investigative function of the quaestores parricidii. The earliest quaestors were quaestores parricidii , chosen to investigate capital crimes, and may have been appointed as needed rather than holding a permanent position. They disappear, however, by the second century BC.

Ancient authors disagree on the exact manner of selection for this office as well as on its chronology, with some dating it to the mythical reign of Romulus. The classical quaestors with financial responsibilities may be unconnected with the older questores parricidii.

The traditional cursus honorum career path was loosely regulated, but after BC, became more so, with a basic progression that one first had to hold the quaestorship before being considered for higher office as praetor or consul , with quaestor as the lowest office.

Quaestors were elected last in the electoral comitia, as they were of the lowest rank. After election, they were assigned — usually by lot on their first day in office — to their tasks. Those assigned to the treasury were supervised by the Senate usually with the consuls as intermediaries , while those assigned to a higher magistrate were supervised by their superior.

In the early Republic, one quaestor was attached to each consul, both when the consul was in Rome for civic duties and on military campaign. Quaestors in the provinces generally remained in the same province as their superiors for the duration of the superior's term, [24] but this was not obligatory, as the quaestorian careers of Gaius Gracchus , Julius Caesar , and the rotating names of quaestors serving under Gaius Verres attest.

The relationship between a governor and his quaestor was similar to that between a patron and a client, but was entirely official. While in office together, a quaestor was expected to show "reverence, courtesy, and loyalty" to his governor; the governor was likewise obliged to respect his subordinates. This relationship often continued past the designated terms of either individual, and the quaestor could be called upon for assistance or other needs by the consul.

There were usually two quaestors assigned to the city of Rome termed urban quaestors , with both simultaneously responsible for the treasury. The normal main duty of the urban quaestors was to handle the aerarium the public treasury. This involved control and management of the gold and coins stored there, safekeeping of the keys to the treasury, supervision of all public expenses and tax receipts, validation of official documents, and archival of the same.

They were also in charge of auctions for public land ager publicus. Such land was acquired by conquest and became the property of the Roman people. This included objects as well as slaves, with the proceeds to be deposited in the public treasury. Returning magistrates and governors also had to produce detailed account books for their handling of public money, which would then be deposited in the treasury, where the urban quaestors and their staff would audit them.

After the formation of the permanent courts quaestiones perpetuae , the urban quaestors were also responsible for assembling the jury pools and allocation of portions of those pools to the various courts. In earlier Republic, the quaestors also controlled the distribution of the legionary aquilae eagle standards , which were kept in the treasury before distribution to generals before they were returned on the conclusion of a campaign.

This likely, however, fell into disuse as Rome expanded across the Mediterranean. Because consuls, praetors, and their promagisterial counterparts were "practically During normal times under a governor, the quaestor would handle administrative tasks related to supply of the armies.

He would oversee the transport of public money assigned by the Senate to the province, record its uses, and use it to pay soldiers' wages or purchase supplies. The provincial quaestor also had to carefully record all the money that fell into the provincial government's hands.

Loss of those records could give rise to damaging charges of corruption. These great responsibilities with little immediate oversight gave both provincial quaestors and their governors many opportunities for corruption by misappropriating funds, demanding exorbitant taxes, getting involved in various business schemes, or taking bribes outright.

On campaign, provincial quaestors acted as subordinate military officers to their attached superior, taking a role "analogous to Quaestors are documented at various times leading and raising troops and fleets under the command of their governors.

When a governor left the province, he normally left it to his quaestor's command though this was at times given instead to one of his high-ranking legates. A provincial quaestor also could be sent as a diplomatic representative. Two famous examples thereof are those of Tiberius Gracchus and Sulla : Gracchus negotiated a peace treaty on behalf of his proconsul allowing some twenty thousand soldiers to leave with their lives though the treaty was later invalidated by the Senate and Sulla negotiated the capture of Jugurtha at the end of the Jugurthine War.

There were initially two quaestors; they were initially appointed by the consuls, but after BC, they were elected by the comitia tributa. The specific number elected year-to-year is difficult to determine at any time, but before Lucius Cornelius Sulla 's reforms in 81 BC, there were 19 quaestors; his reforms created one for the water supply, raising the total to During Julius Caesar 's dictatorship, he doubled the number of quaestors to forty.

During the Principate , the number was halved back to twenty by Augustus. He also removed the quaestors from government of the aerarium with a short interlude under Claudius when this was reversed. The emperor and the two consuls each had two quaestors, with the emperor selecting his own, the quaestores Caesaris , who were often up-and-coming men from noble families.

Over time, the former duties of the quaestors were subsumed by imperial officials, but, in the senatorial provinces, they "retained some financial functions through the Principate". During the reign of the Emperor Constantine I , a new quaestorship was established, called the quaestor sacri palatii lit.

The office functioned as a spokesman for the emperor and was charged with the creation of laws and management of legal petitions, [77] serving as de facto minister of justice. From onward, the office of the quaestor worked in conjunction with the praetorian prefect of the East to oversee the supreme tribunal, or supreme court, at Constantinople. There, they heard appeals from the various subordinate courts and governors. Emperor Justinian I also created the offices quaesitor , a judicial and police official for Constantinople , and quaestor exercitus quaestor of the army , a short-lived joint military-administrative post covering the border of the lower Danube.

The quaestor sacri palatii survived long into the Byzantine Empire , although its duties were altered to match the quaesitor by the 9th century AD, who was a judicial officer in charge of resolving various disputes.

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Public official in ancient Rome. This article is about the historical Roman official. For other uses, see Quaestor disambiguation. Politics of ancient Rome. Imperium Collegiality Auctoritas Roman citizenship Cursus honorum. Centuriate Curiate Plebeian Tribal. Mos maiorum Ius Senatus consultum Quaestio perpetua. Other countries. See also: quaestor sacri palatii , quaesitor , and quaestura exercitus. Oxford English Dictionary Online ed. Oxford University Press. Subscription or participating institution membership required.

A Latin Dictionary. Oxford: Clarendon Press. Anne Mackay ed. Australasian Society for Classical Studies. Retrieved In Smith, William ed. A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities.

London: John Murray. Retrieved — via LacusCurtius. The two associated phrases were ad ministeria belli to administer war and ut rem militarem commitaretur to collaborate with military things. Historia: Zeitschrift für Alte Geschichte. ISSN JSTOR The Oxford classical dictionary 4th ed. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN OCLC Citing a passage in Livy Citing Cicero, In Verrem 2.

Also noting that a quaestor's tent received three guards when those of legates received only two. Museum Helveticum. The quaestor sacri palatii served as the emperor's spokesman and minister of justice, drafting imperial rescripts and constitutions[,] and receiving supplicants. Badian, Ernst The American Journal of Philology. Badian, Ernst; Honoré, Tony Brennan, T Corey The Quaestorship in the Roman Republic.

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