accountings
Detailed financial reports
Accountings is the plural of accounting, used when referring to distinct instances of financial reporting or explanation.
A company might provide separate accountings for different divisions or time periods: The auditor reviewed quarterly accountings for discrepancies.
Also used for explanations of conduct: They demanded accountings from each department head.
Financial record book
- bookkeepingRecording financial transactions systematically
- auditsFormal account inspections
- reconciliationsRestorations of friendly relations
- statementsExpressed claims or declarations
balance · receivables · payables · assets · liabilities · equity · revenue · expenses
Acts of settling accounts
- explanationsStatements clarifying something
- justificationsReasons defending an action
- examinationMethodical assessment or review
- reviewCritical written assessment
analysis · evaluation · assessment · verification · oversight · inquiry · investigation · inspection
ledger
Financial record book
- bookkeepingRecording financial transactions systematically
- auditsFormal account inspections
- reconciliationsRestorations of friendly relations
statements · balance · receivables · payables · assets · liabilities · equity · revenue · expenses · cashflow
reckonings
Acts of settling accounts
- explanationsStatements clarifying something
- justificationsReasons defending an action
- examinationMethodical assessment or review
review · analysis · evaluation · assessment · verification · oversight · inquiry · investigation · inspection · monitoring
- probateexecutor, probate court, probate, beneficiary, executors
accountingsestimates
Rough calculations of value
guesses · approximations · conjectures · speculations · ballpark figures
accountingsconcealments
Acts of hiding something
cover-ups · obfuscations · evasions · stonewalling · opacity
- accounting forGiving reasons for something
- accounting standardsRules for financial reporting
- creative accountingMisleading financial reporting
- accounting mistake
- accounting firmBusiness providing financial services
- accounting fraudIntentional financial record deception