Checking Ledgers
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A ledger is a financial record of transactions pertaining to a particular account. It restates the information from the cash book organized by date for each individual account. A correct ledger will have opening and closing balances that match those of the other party involved in the transactions. To correct a ledger, one should verify all bills, payments, and balances against statements from the other party and make inquiries as needed to identify and resolve any differences.
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