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Bookkeeping is the
recording of
financial transactions, and is part of the
process of
accounting in
business and
other organisations. It
involves preparing...
- Double-entry
bookkeeping, in accounting, is a
system of book
keeping where every entry to an
account requires a
corresponding and
opposite entry to a...
- In
bookkeeping, an
account refers to ****ets, liabilities, income, expenses, and equity, as
represented by
individual ledger pages, to
which changes in...
- may be
presented in
financial reports, is
known as
bookkeeping, of
which double-entry
bookkeeping is the most
common system.
Accounting has
existed in...
- Single-entry
bookkeeping or single-entry
accounting is a
method of
bookkeeping that
relies on a one
sided accounting entry to
maintain financial information...
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became synonymous with unoriginal,
repetitive text. A
related term is
bookkeeping code,
referring to code that is not part of the
business logic but is...
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recognized as The
Father of
accounting and
bookkeeping was the
first person to
publish a work on double-entry
bookkeeping, and
introduced the
field in Italy....
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Bookkeeping ****ociations are
founded to
provide support and
standards for the
bookkeeping industry. This is
achieved by
creating common standards for...
- In
bookkeeping, a
general ledger, also
known as a
nominal ledger, is a
bookkeeping ledger in
which accounting data is
posted from
journals and from subledgers...
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Hollywood accounting (also
known as
Hollywood bookkeeping)
refers to the
opaque or
creative accounting methods used by the film, video, and television...