Bookkeeping and accounting are closely connected, but they are not interchangeable. Bookkeeping builds the financial record of a business, while accounting organizes, evaluates, adjusts, and interprets that information so it can support tax reporting, compliance, planning, and better decisions. This comprehensive guide explains where the two functions overlap, where they differ, and how a strong financial system uses both.
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