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account, n a basic storage unit in an accounting system. Individual accounts accept debit and credit entries that reflect the different types of transactions made by the practice. account book, n a book in which the financial transactions of a business or profession are entered. Such books may be admitted as evidence. account, open, n a straightforward arrangement between the dental provider and the patient for the handling of financial payments due the dental provider and owed by the patient. account, payable, n a dollar amount owed to creditors for items or services purchased from them. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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When Board of Education President Victoria Castro, the learning center's prime supporter, along with its three other (recently dumped) board supporters of this boondoggle, was brought to account, she cried, ``I was misinformed With further drilling, inferred mineralization and extensions to the existing mineralized trends can be brought to account for an economic evaluation. Capital and revenue expenditure related to the Group's Year 2000 program is being brought to account as and when incurred. |
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