Accountancy, asked by jabanikagmailcom, 1 year ago

what is the difference between accounts and accountancy?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Accounting has different meanings and in one sense refers to the process of keeping or maintaining financial records; whileaccountancy, according to OED, specifically refers to the duties(which consists ofaccounting, bookkeeping, auditing, etc.) or profession of an accountant.


jabanikagmailcom: difference between accountancy and accounts not accounting
Anonymous: accounts and accounting are more or less same.
jabanikagmailcom: less but it had difference.
Anonymous: An ACCOUNT is where monies are deposited.

AccountING is the study and actual transacting (moving from account-to-account) of money.
Answered by Vishwampatidar
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Account:-
An accounting record, in which the result of transactions are accumulated, shows increase, decrease and database. It is a record of financial transactions credit extended, commercial relationship involving credits, a customer and a financial fund.

Accountancy:-
Accountancy is the act of being in a professional field called "accounting", which involves keeping track of financial records and doing taxes.
The word accountancy is the firm like Arthur Anderson which provides accounting functions for a big corporation
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