this is mainly for our future reference and also for audit purpose
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Accounting is the keeping of financial accounts. Those who work in accounting are responsible for keeping accurate financial records, and providing reports to business owners, managers, and stockholders.
You can look to the state corporate law under which your association was incorporated. There may -- or may not -- be guidance there as to the number of financial records to be kept. As an owner, you can request copies of all financial records. With copies in hand, you can consult with a local, common interest community attorney or CPA, and get the answer you want. Note that keeping multiple sets of financial records rarely indicates transparency in the conduct of business.
The treasurer of a group is responsible for keeping a group or organizationâ??s financial books and records. They also handle bank accounts.
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Accounting is the keeping of financial accounts. Those who work in accounting are responsible for keeping accurate financial records, and providing reports to business owners, managers, and stockholders.
Bookkeeping refers to an occupation that is responsible for keeping the financial records for an organization. This person records the transactions and accounts for the organization.
You have to pay money in order to keep the records. Tax n dat
Bookkeeping and Accounting is the process of keeping the financial records of a business or company. Bookkeeping is the first step in maintaining and identifying financial records while accountant make use of those records for business use. Bookkeeping is the mercantile method of keeping accounts,which may be single entry, whereas accounting means maintaining accounts under double entry system of accounts.
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some wives of plantaion owners serves as acountants keeping the plantation's financial records
keeping adequate record of corporate income tax is the same rule as keeping adequate records in preparing financial statement right? Then it is under uk companies act section 386?
A bookkeeper is responsible for recording financial transactions, keeping track of accounts payable and accounts receivable, and producing financial statements like balance sheets and income statements. They help ensure that a company's financial records are accurate and up-to-date.
You can look to the state corporate law under which your association was incorporated. There may -- or may not -- be guidance there as to the number of financial records to be kept. As an owner, you can request copies of all financial records. With copies in hand, you can consult with a local, common interest community attorney or CPA, and get the answer you want. Note that keeping multiple sets of financial records rarely indicates transparency in the conduct of business.
The treasurer of a group is responsible for keeping a group or organizationâ??s financial books and records. They also handle bank accounts.