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“People who start a business may have technical knowledge, ledelsesm? Ssig experience or marketing experience, but probably not aware of any accounts or registration. [He] clearly describes the grundl? Ggende in headgear? GER, balance sheets, tax returns, accounts receivable, etc. Many updated each? vc types are included. “Book List. “A book v? Rd to l? See … udt? Mmende detail.” INC Magazine.
Step-by-Step Bookkeeping: The Complete Handbook for the Small Business (Revised Edition)
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