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# bookkeeping regulations — Accountant

As an Accountant, 'bookkeeping regulations' isn’t just *knowing* GAAP or IFRS; it’s applying them consistently in daily tasks. This means correctly classifying transactions – revenue recognition, expense accruals, asset depreciation – according to the relevant standards (which vary by jurisdiction and client type). You'll spend a lot of time reviewing journal entries prepared by bookkeepers or junior staff *specifically* to ensure compliance; it’s about spotting deviations from established rules before they become material errors in financial statements. Tools include accounting software like Xero, QuickBooks, SAP, but also regulatory guidance databases (CCH, Thomson Reuters) and professional standards publications.

## Weitere Anreicherung

Stage-2 source for future practitioner grounding: EconStor (open-access economics/finance literature).
