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Basic bookkeeping a practical example
by Alan Knott. In simple terms the main reasons for book-keeping are: to keep records of income (money coming in) and expenditure (money spent) so that the profit or loss during a period of time can be easily worked out
1991
From: Sanitation – Footsteps 9
Ideas for working with communities to improve hygiene, sanitation and health
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