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Although we sometimes tend to confuse, bookkeeping is not the same as accounting, but the keeping of books can be considered as a part of accounting.It is understood that business bookkeeping is the processing of registering transactions in the books. It means taking the numbers that represent all the transactions involved in the daily activities of a business: cash, accounts receivable, accounts payable and taxes paid. Other more complex recording of assets and liabilities are done through business accounting.Accounting is broader and more complete than Business Bookkeeping in that it uses the information about all transactions to generate more detailed reports like balance sheets, income statements, etc.Technology has improved record keeping so much that accounting and business bookkeeping have blended in making it easier to do both of them at the same time. New software enables business users to obtain timely information that is ready to be analyzed.Business Bookkeeping has been relegated in importance by senior executives or big companies because they rely more on Accounting to make their financial decisions. The recording of transactions in books is always important, but accounting makes it simpler for managers to make financially educated decisions.Accounting allows companies to create elaborate analysis of transaction and identify negative patterns in their operations in order to strategically solve those issues.You may be wondering then, what is the use of business bookkeeping? Keep in mind that bookkeeping's mandate is to record, develop, prepare and organize the information gather from a business daily activities, it puts them together so that we can later use them when we need them.The objective of business bookkeeping is to achieve one of the principles of accounting which the chronological recording of economic events that happen in a business. Through business bookkeeping we manage to capture, lay out, and print to a physical book or magnetic media the economic events that happened in a given business. Business Bookkeeping allows us to achieve the classification, organization and registration of each operation a company makes.