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Data Reconciliation

Data reconciliation is the process of comparing financial data from multiple sources to identify and resolve discrepancies. It ensures consistency between accounting systems, bank statements, and reports. Regular reconciliation helps prevent errors, supports accurate financial reporting, and strengthens internal controls across accounting operations.

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