In finance and accounting, a reconciliation process ensures two sets of records—such as internal ledgers and external bank statements—match after adjustments for timing differences or errors. Used monthly or daily, it detects fraud, prevents cash flow issues, and validates data integrity. Accountants, auditors, and business owners benefit from accurate financial reporting and smoother audits.
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