Accounting

Clasified in Notes of Language Arts of Bachelor Degree.

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Sender: Form that the seller provide the buyer with proof of receipt of goods by the buyer. It serves as a basis for drawing up the bill. A copy of the buyer in accordance signature and gives the seller.
Invoice: Note that the seller delivers to the collector, with details of quantity, quality and price of the products or services and conditions of sale.
Receipt: document by which the grantor claims to have received a certain sum of money, by way of partial or total payment of an invoice, a deposit, etc.
Note: A written promise by which a person agrees to pay a certain sum of money on a certain date. Acquired in trade bookstores.
Note by debit / credit: They are used to load or unload the accounts of the other party involved, for unusual transactions.
Money: Money Order in favor of a third party that a person gives to an institution upon payment of the amount required herein.
Bill of exchange: money is used to refer to sites located outside
Mortgage: externalize the security given to a property to substantiate a debt owed
Check: Money Order given to a bank where the drawer has an account with sufficient funds, or is authorized to overdraw. Two types: Common and deferred. The second is delayed until 1 year
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