account book (Meaning)
Wordnet
account book (n)
a record in which commercial accounts are recorded
Webster
account book ()
A book in which accounts are kept.
Synonyms & Antonyms of account book
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account book Sentence Examples
- The diligent accountant meticulously updated the account book to reflect the latest financial transactions.
- Small business owners often rely on an electronic account book to manage their day-to-day finances.
- The vintage shop's account book revealed a detailed record of purchases and sales dating back several decades.
- The auditor carefully reviewed the company's account book to ensure compliance with financial regulations.
- The accountant recommended digitizing the account book for easier access and data analysis.
- In the pre-digital era, businesses maintained a physical account book to track their financial activities.
- The meticulous record-keeping in the account book allowed for a quick reconciliation of discrepancies.
- The small business owner spent evenings updating the handwritten account book to stay on top of financial matters.
- The newly hired clerk was responsible for organizing and maintaining the company's account book.
- The tax accountant requested the client to provide the complete account book to facilitate accurate tax preparation.
FAQs About the word account book
a record in which commercial accounts are recordedA book in which accounts are kept.
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No antonyms found.
The diligent accountant meticulously updated the account book to reflect the latest financial transactions.
Small business owners often rely on an electronic account book to manage their day-to-day finances.
The vintage shop's account book revealed a detailed record of purchases and sales dating back several decades.
The auditor carefully reviewed the company's account book to ensure compliance with financial regulations.
