What is the major difference between Accounting and Bookkeeping?

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  1. Gena Sanford

    Gena Sanford New Member

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    Are accounting and bookkeeping the same? How are these two profiles different from one another? I am working as a SEO executive at an accounting firm and need to know this difference asap
     
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    no difference)
     
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    no difference)
     
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    The main difference may be the people who are doing it. An accountant usually has a degree where a bookkeeper may be anyone. For simple businesses, the mom and pops, bookkeeping is all that's required. If you have a corporation however you need an accountant. Keep in mind that financial auditors have degrees. So a bookkeeper would take their books to an accounting firm for auditing.
     
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    bookkeeping is responsible for the recording of financial transactions whereas accounting is responsible for interpreting, classifying, analyzing, reporting, and summarizing the financial data.
     

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