a specific record opened by an accountant for an individual or organization with whom there are financial transactions, such as a bank or online account

account number; a number or username used to identify a personal or business account, especially in a bank or digital system

An itemized list showing money owed for goods or services.

(of speech or behavior) unreasonable, shameless, or disgraceful; often used as an interjection to express indignation

to settle an account; to pay for goods or services, typically in a restaurant or after receiving service

A book used for recording financial transactions or accounts.

the amount or information shown in account books; an item or entry in a set of accounts

to transfer money from one bank account to another

To calculate a bill or balance the books.

to settle accounts; to pay the bill at a restaurant or shop

an account or a set of financial records; books

to record a transaction in an account book; to enter an item into the ledger

to record income and expenses in an account book; bookkeeping

Money owed to a business by its customers for goods or services delivered

To record a transaction in a ledger or account book.

to be in debt; to owe money or an obligation

a book used for recording financial transactions or inventory; a ledger

financial accounts or accounting matters

To acknowledge someone's authority or status, or to accept a situation or explanation; often used in the negative to mean not being impressed by or not falling for something

unpaid bills or debts from the past

to refuse to acknowledge or pay a debt

Money recorded in an account, specifically regarding payments due or received

bad debt; an uncollectible account

to buy or sell goods with payment delayed to a later date; to run up a tab

To report the usage of funds to a supervisor; to submit accounts or claim reimbursement

a book for recording financial transactions; a ledger or general term for accounting records

to refuse to accept what someone says; to not show respect for or acknowledge someone's power, ability, or status

To distribute money or assume responsibility for debts according to a set ratio

an office for managing financial accounts and property, as used in old businesses or wealthy households

To collect money owed or to receive payment

A simple chronological record of income and expenses that does not categorize entries into different types; a current account

to settle the year's accounts of income and expenditure after the autumn harvest

accounts or bookkeeping that are confused and messy; specifically a situation where finances are not clearly recorded

To clear a debt or pay off what is owed.

Money owed by a company to its creditors for goods or services purchased on credit

to settle an account; to pay back what one owes

A master account book used to record all of an organization's financial transactions categorized by account type.

to settle old scores; to bring up or investigate past unpleasant events; to revive old quarrels

to demand repayment of a debt; to collect what is owed

gambling debt; debt of honor

to acknowledge a debt; to own up to a mistake; to admit the truth about something one has said or done

tip or gratuity given for a service

to transfer an entry from a book of original entry to a ledger

to settle accounts or give a clear financial account

Accounts or debts that have been outstanding for a long time and are difficult or impossible to recover

to record an expenditure in an account book; an outgoing payment or expense

to make out a bill; to list items on a bill or invoice

a secret or undisclosed account

an old financial account or an old debt