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Michael explained "Michael I have something to show you first" June started and he nodded and they sat down together on the sofa. June opened her bag and then brought out the ledger and the finance book. Michael's mouth dropped open as he stared at it. "How did you get these June, they are so important that you shouldn't even take them out of the office," Michael said "I was asked to give an account on why the account book and the ledger isn't complete Michael and while I was checking it, I found out about how money has been missing from the company for a while now" June explained but Michael looked calm.

What the hell was Dad doing? She thought having visibility into the business’s bank accounts would give her the whole picture, but she realized that business finances were nothing like personal finances. “Look at your general ledger, which should have every transaction in and out of your company. Most people use accounting software, like QuickBooks.”, the banker said. This made Celine laugh. “My dad carries cash for everything and refuses to use e-banking. He only uses a computer for email. There is no way he is using QuickBooks.”, she said. Frustrated with her dad’s old-school management style.

"Just the family occasionally. I like to keep my strings untied, and the apartment not looking as though I'm trying to invite anyone into my life. I use the clubs and keep it.... informal." We send out for takeaway. I leave Michael to tap at a keyboard, bringing up his accounts while I pay the delivery boy. Returning, I find him 'Hmmming' over the screen. "It's up to date to the end of last month," he says. "You know your way around the software?" I take a quick look at the screen. "Yup, I use it myself for my own book-keeping." He waves me onto the chair. "Help yourself then. If you want to query anything, I'll be in the middle of the prawn crackers over there."

Someone was obivously trying to "Cook the Books" George had completed his work on the computers and servers. But Debbie was having a hard time reconciling the account books. The numbers were coming out wrong every time she ran them. Bank deposit slips not only were not consistant, but there were enough slips that did not match any of the company's known accounts to be very worrying to her.

A crack in his expression that displayed a second of panic but he replaced it with a terrible fake smile that could keep a lifeless conversation running. “Hehe. The account book. We haven’t filled in for today but everything else is intact.” He said, I turned away from him, walking towards the window. “Why are some dates missing? Why are some calculations incorrect?” I asked. “Boss.” He laughed again. “There are no incorrect calculations. Besides, it’s not everyday we get lots of profits like other days.” I nodded. “Hm, understandable.” I pointed and Kaleb opened it to the exact page where there were multiple problems.

Sera's Point of View "And that's why double-entry bookkeeping is essential for accurate financial records," Ms. Harrison concluded, closing her textbook with a satisfied snap. "Any questions before we break?" The classroom remained silent. Most students were already packing up, eager to escape into the weekend. Holly leaned over, whispering, "Want to grab coffee? There's this cute cafe near campus I've been wanting to try." "Sounds perfect," I said, stuffing my notebook into my bag.

I hated bookkeeping, but Enzo had insisted years back that I needed to own one for myself and keep track of things too. It was boring, gruesome, and tiring. “I love it,” she replied honestly. “It was one of my favorites in high school—although it's actually bookkeeping and accounting bundled together. I love it. Accounting, I mean.” I raised a brow in surprise because I didn't know that about her but then I remembered what she'd said before. “Was that why you wanted to study business at University?” I still don't understand why Americans call ‘University’ a College but that's not the bone of contention.

“Perhaps by email? You could sign it electronically.” She blinked and flushed as she started to make her coffee. Then, she gave me her email. I sent her the document and scanned her desk. The pages of financial reports were everywhere. They didn’t seem to be in any sort of order. There were past due notices and signs that she had been working to try and get through it all. There were written notes on almost every page. Then, I saw the heavily bookmarked copy of Business Financial Basics textbook that was used in freshman-level business courses.

the Accountant replied. "Anyways, let's get down to the business of the day, shall we?" I said to him with a professional tone. I offered him a seat and he sat down. From the brown bag he came in with, he pulled out some documents which I suppose were ledgers. Soon, he began to work on them and I watched him. After what seemed like a couple of minutes, he handed me the ledger and financial book to go through. I began to go through them to see if there were any mistakes. I was interrupted when he suddenly asked,