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Bookkeeping vs. Accounting: Here’s how they differ

Intuit

Accountants analyze the information recorded by the bookkeeper. They use this data to prepare financial statements, such as income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements. Various stakeholders use financial statements to make informed decisions.

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A Guide to Accounting Careers

Intuit

As an accountant, your responsibilities may include: Bookkeeping: You may record transactions for companies, helping them keep track of their expenses and income for tax, fundraising, and other purposes. CPAs audit financial statements and serve as tax, business and financial consultants to businesses and individuals.

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What Is Full-Charge Bookkeeping? Everything You Need to Know

Less Accounting

Recording transactions, Managing accounts receivable and payable, Monitoring the cash flow, Reconciling bank accounts, Creating journal entries, Issuing invoices, Payroll tax preparation, income tax, sales tax, tax return, etc. A full-charge bookkeeper is not a certified public accountant.