Pronunciation: /əˈkaʊnt ˈrɛndər/
noun a statement or report of money received and paid out for a particular period
A1 I need to check my account render to see if all my expenses are accounted for.
A2 The accountant will provide an account render at the end of the month.
B1 The company's financial statement includes an account render of all transactions.
B2 It is important for businesses to maintain accurate account renders for auditing purposes.
C1 The forensic accountant conducted a thorough analysis of the account render to detect any discrepancies.
C2 The detailed account render presented to the board of directors revealed a significant loss in revenue.
verb to present or submit an account or report
A1 I need to account render the money I borrowed from you.
A2 The company will account render the expenses at the end of the month.
B1 It is important to account render all financial transactions accurately.
B2 The auditor will account render a detailed report of the company's finances.
C1 The accountant must account render the financial statements in accordance with the law.
C2 The forensic accountant was hired to account render the complex financial data for the court case.
formal The accountant will need to account render the financial statements for the board meeting.
informal I have to account render all my expenses before I can go on vacation.
slang I'll need to get my act together and account render my taxes before the deadline.
figurative She had to account render her actions and apologize for her mistake.
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