Financial Accountability
The foundations of Manovikas’s accounting are basic records that describe our earnings and spending. This means the contracts and letters for money we receive and the receipts and the invoices for things that we buy. These basic records prove that each and every transaction has taken place. They are the cornerstones of being accountable. We make sure that all these records are carefully filled and kept safe. We also make sure that we write down the details of each transaction. Write them down in a 'cashbook' - which is a list of how much we spent, on what and when. If we are keeping our basic records in good order and writing down the details of each transaction in a cashbook then we cannot go far wrong.
The foundations of Manovikas’s accounting are basic records that describe our earnings and spending. This means the contracts and letters for money we receive and the receipts and the invoices for things that we buy. These basic records prove that each and every transaction has taken place. They are the cornerstones of being accountable. We make sure that all these records are carefully filled and kept safe. We also make sure that we write down the details of each transaction. Write them down in a 'cashbook' - which is a list of how much we spent, on what and when. If we are keeping our basic records in good order and writing down the details of each transaction in a cashbook then we cannot go far wrong.