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What are the Common Mistakes in Recording Financial Transactions?

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Even though there is currently a lot of accounting software to record financial transactions, errors often occur due to human error, which is done unintentionally. Of course, recording financial transactions will greatly influence the company's final financial report. That is why the head of the accounting department corrects every transaction to avoid errors. Following are some human errors when recording financial transactions as follows:
Data input/entry errors such as typing the wrong product number, entering the wrong number, double recording, etc. Of course, there are many more common mistakes that occur when recording finances. Now it's your turn.
 
I think the error of double recording is the most common error in recording financial transactions and can have big effects on accounting accuracy.
You are right, common mistakes in recording financial transactions are often double, caused by negligence, but only have one proof of transaction. But in the trial balance you will see the difference.
 
I believe the transaction is being reviewed by the internal auditor before finalization. This ensures a double-check to prevent or correct human errors.
That's right for a big company there's an internal auditor who checks the works of the company accountant.
 
There is a head in the accounting department, this head is responsible for human errors, he collects transactions from various accounting departments and will correct errors, while the internal auditor's job is to carry out checks and assess effectiveness and efficiency, especially in the financial sector.
 
All these human errors can be eliminated if organisations come to terms with technology and use it for their financial accounting.
I agree with you that they are tools that can help and it would make the job less cumbersome. it is to know them.to use.
 
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