bookkeeper (Meaning)

Wordnet

bookkeeper (n)

someone who records the transactions of a business

Webster

One who keeps accounts; one who has the charge of keeping the books and accounts in an office.

The company hired a skilled bookkeeper to manage its financial records.
As the bookkeeper, her responsibilities included maintaining accurate accounts and preparing financial reports.
The bookkeeper meticulously recorded all transactions in the ledger to ensure the accuracy of the company's financial records.
The bookkeeper reconciled the bank statements with the company's accounting records each month.
I consulted with the bookkeeper to review the budget and forecast for the upcoming fiscal year.
The bookkeeper's attention to detail and organizational skills were invaluable to the smooth operation of the business.
The bookkeeper provided tax preparation services to clients, ensuring compliance with all regulations and deadlines.
The bookkeeper discovered an error in the accounts and promptly rectified it before it caused any discrepancies.
The bookkeeper maintained confidentiality and integrity when handling sensitive financial information.
We relied on the bookkeeper's expertise to navigate complex financial transactions and reporting requirements.

someone who records the transactions of a businessOne who keeps accounts; one who has the charge of keeping the books and accounts in an office.

secretary,recorder, archivist, reporter, clerk, registrar, register,transcriptionist,historian, chronicler

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The company hired a skilled bookkeeper to manage its financial records.

As the bookkeeper, her responsibilities included maintaining accurate accounts and preparing financial reports.

The bookkeeper meticulously recorded all transactions in the ledger to ensure the accuracy of the company's financial records.

The bookkeeper reconciled the bank statements with the company's accounting records each month.