accountancy
the art or practice of an accountant.
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Ahmed Abdi Godane Is Al-Shabab's Osama bin Laden | Jamie Dettmer | September 5, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTAnd even there, values are often estimated without actual exchange, and the art of accountancy has arisen for that purpose.
Social Value | B. M. AndersonAt the end of the first year of general accountancy, special subjects may be pursued parallel with the general course.
College Teaching | Paul Klapper
Recently, however, colleges have included in this field of election practical courses in accountancy and Commercial Law.
College Teaching | Paul KlapperWhen I was studying accountancy, I bought every authoritative publication on the subject.
Certain Success | Norval A. HawkinsRevised with a copy of the originals that is in this royal accountancy, to which we refer.
British Dictionary definitions for accountancy
/ (əˈkaʊntənsɪ) /
the profession or business of an accountant
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