books of account
noun[plural]
ACCOUNTINGukusa company'sfinancialrecords:
Themanagerisresponsibleforkeepingthebooksofaccountup todate.
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books of account
That power does not, however, remove the requirement to account for the share capital in the company'sbooksofaccount.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.There can be no excuse for ignorance by any director of the fact that properbooksofaccounthave not been kept.
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It is that every barrow boy should be required to keep properbooksofaccount.
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That section is the section which provides that a company must keep properbooksofaccount, and provides penalties for not doing so.
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It is very difficult to make them really valuablebooksofaccount.
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The evidence is to be found in the correspondence, and in the variousbooksofaccountof the concerns in question.
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It is merely a requirement to keep properly auditedbooksofaccount.
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I find that in the overwhelming number of liquidations involving small and medium-sized businesses properbooksofaccounthave not been kept.
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The second is if he has failed to keep properbooksofaccount.
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