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double-entry bookkeeping
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Noun1.double-entry bookkeeping - bookkeeper debits the transaction to one account and credits it to another
bookkeeping, clerking - the activity of recording business transactions


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An internal Emirates investigation had prompted review in a number of areas, including the potential introduction of a double-entry system for flight computers "to protect against single data source entry error," the ATSB said.
An internal Emirates investigation had prompted review in a number of areas, including the potential introduction of a double-entry system for flight computers "to protect against single data source entry error," the ATSB said.
For a long time, until the beauty and symmetry of double-entry bookkeeping finally clicked, I could explain to people what a balance sheet was not, even though I wasn't quite sure what it was.
 
 
 
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