book-keeping

noun

1. the skill or occupation of maintaining accurate records of business transactions

Derived Forms

• ˈbook-ˌkeeper, noun

Example Sentences

Chenery said she did some book-keeping work for her sister's firm but did not think TQ Tickets was involved in any kind of fraud.

From BBC

Giving evidence on Thursday at Leeds Crown Court, Ms Chenery explained how she did some book-keeping work for the firm.

From BBC

Humans are a striking example of this evolutionary book-keeping in action.

From Scientific American

A screenshot of FTX's book-keeping system showed that even after the massive customer withdrawals, some $10 billion in deposits remained, plus a surplus of $1.5 billion.

From Reuters

To conceal the transfers of customer funds to Alameda, Wang, a former Google software developer, built a backdoor in FTX's book-keeping software, the people said.

From Reuters