A company's money is typically managed by its accounting department, which is responsible for tracking financial transactions, maintaining financial records, and preparing reports. The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) or financial manager oversees these activities, ensuring compliance with regulations and financial accuracy. Additionally, external auditors may review financial statements to provide an independent assessment of the company's financial health.
An accountant.
That’s the companys money
The bank and its database keeps track of all deposits and withdrawals done on all its accounts.
Accountant keeps track of business records, Controller decides where money should be spent.
A bookkeeper keeps track of a business or persons financial records. They maintain records for money received and expenses. They balance the bank accounts.
An accountant.
judge thatcher
the comtroller keeps track of the state's money $$$.
Accounting is useful because it keeps track of where the money is coming from and where money goes. It is useful to businesses and to individuals who want to track their spending and income.
buying from companys so the companys are worth more money, so people invest into these companys so the companys can grow.
That’s the companys money
pickles keep track
Meteorologists keep track of tornadoes.
The bank and its database keeps track of all deposits and withdrawals done on all its accounts.
No it can't because you buy Iphones from phone companys like Verison or At&t
Accountant keeps track of business records, Controller decides where money should be spent.
A bookkeeper keeps track of a business or persons financial records. They maintain records for money received and expenses. They balance the bank accounts.