noun a book of blank checks that are used for making payments from a bank account
Checkbooks are used to record financial transactions and maintain accurate records of expenses and income.
A checkbook is used to write checks for payment from a checking account.
Checkbooks can be used to monitor spending and track expenses to stay within a budget.
A checkbook is a booklet used to keep track of checks written, deposits made, and account balances.
Checkbooks are essential for managing business finances, tracking payments, and reconciling accounts.
A writer may use a checkbook to pay for expenses related to research, travel, or office supplies.
A psychologist may use a checkbook to pay for professional development courses, office rent, or licensing fees.
An accountant may use a checkbook to pay for business expenses, client refunds, or office utilities.
A lawyer may use a checkbook to pay for court filing fees, legal research materials, or office maintenance costs.
A consultant may use a checkbook to pay for travel expenses, client entertainment, or professional association dues.