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Bank Reconciliation

The process of matching a company’s internal accounting records with its bank statement to identify discrepancies, errors, or missing transactions. Regular reconciliations ensure accuracy in cash reporting and help detect fraud, double entries, or bank errors before they become bigger issues.

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