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Edith Purchase runs a profitable business selling ladies clothing on a party-plan basis. She, or her friends and contacts, will hold a tea or sherry party to which women are invited; Edith will then display and sell her stock to those who attend. As far as book-keeping and accounting are concerned, she says, āI just pay the bills as they come in and bank the cash I earn at my parties. So long as my bank balance is OK then Iām happy ā so far it always has been. Every year I send my box of bills and bank statements to my accountant and he prepares my accounts for the tax man. Mind you, he charges me an exorbitant fee for them!ā
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Ā© 1990 George Bright and Michael Herbert
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Bright, G., Herbert, M. (1990). Incomplete Records and Club Accounts. In: Mastering Accounting. Macmillan Master Series. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-20618-6_16
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