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Personal Accounts
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Personal Accounts 

(bookkeeping), accounts included in analytic cost records and designed for settling with organizations and individuals. Personal accounts are opened by the bookkeeping department of an enterprise (organization or institution) for every legal or physical person with which it has particular types of settlements. All information on the condition and change in settlements is entered in the personal accounts. For example, the personal account of a production or office worker for keeping track of wage settlements includes information on wages computed for the worker, retentions and deductions made from this amount, and the total which is to be turned over to him. Personal accounts differ in form, reflecting the type of settlement (wages, offsetting of mutual demands, and the like) and accounting techniques (manual or mechanized).



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By placing these matched orders, Levy caused sales of securities from his personal account to Boston Provident's accounts at inflated prices.
Broadly, a good-quality scheme would be a defined contributions scheme where the contributions were at least as good as the Personal Account scheme or a defined benefit (or final salary) scheme which was able to contract out of the State second pension scheme.
This book is Joya's personal account of life in her war-torn country, from the corruption she sees in the government to the moving personal stories of those affected by decades of fighting and Taliban rule.
 
 
 
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