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c/f

Bookkeeping.

carried forward.

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Nearby words

c.w.o., c.z., c/-, c/a, c/d, c/f, c/l, c/m, c/n, c/o, c/s
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British Dictionary definitions for c/f

c/f

/ accounting /

abbreviation for

carried forward
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