noun an archaic spelling of 'account', referring to a record or statement of financial transactions
In legal documents, 'accompt' may be used in reference to financial accounts or statements.
In accounting, 'accompt' refers to a record of financial transactions or an account statement.
In historical literature, 'accompt' is an archaic term for accounting or reckoning.
In archival records, 'accompt' may be found in old financial documents or ledgers.
In historical contexts, writers may use the term 'accompt' when referring to accounting or financial records.
Psychologists may use 'accompt' when discussing cognitive processes related to keeping track of personal finances or budgeting.
In accounting, 'accompt' may be used in reference to historical accounting practices or terminology.
Historians may come across the term 'accompt' when analyzing historical documents or texts related to financial transactions.