exchequering (Meaning)

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exchequering (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Exchequer

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The accountant spent hours exchequering the company's finances in order to compile a thorough financial report.
The local government was primarily responsible for exchequering and managing the city's budget.
The exchequering process entailed meticulous record keeping, careful budgeting, and timely financial reporting.
Upon exchequering the town's finances, it was revealed that expenditures had exceeded revenues.
Each month, the bank statement provided an easy way to exchequer my spending and savings.
As the end of the fiscal year approached, the finance team began exchequering the company's books.
Despite the clarity of the financial statements, there was still some confusion in exchequering the books.
After exchequering their finances, they realized they needed to adjust their budget for the upcoming year.
The economic fallout resulting from the pandemic hindered the town's ability to successfully exchequer its finances.
The exchequering process involved a comprehensive review of income and expenditures to ensure fiscal responsibility.

of Exchequer

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The accountant spent hours exchequering the company's finances in order to compile a thorough financial report.

The local government was primarily responsible for exchequering and managing the city's budget.

The exchequering process entailed meticulous record keeping, careful budgeting, and timely financial reporting.

Upon exchequering the town's finances, it was revealed that expenditures had exceeded revenues.