Financial Records

noun an archaic spelling of 'account', referring to a record or statement of financial transactions

• The company's financial department keeps a detailed accompt of all expenses and revenues.
• I need to keep a better accompt of my spending if I want to save more money.
• I lost track of my accompt after a night of partying.
• She kept a mental accompt of all the times he had let her down.

noun a document detailing the items sold and the prices at which they were sold

• The company announced an account sale to boost revenue for the quarter.
• I heard there's an account sale happening at the store next week.
• I'm thinking of checking out that account sale at the mall, wanna come?
• His decision to accept the account sale offer was like signing a deal with the devil.

noun a record or list of discharges or obligations, especially in a financial context

• The acquittance roll is a document that lists all the debts that have been paid and settled.
• I found an old acquittance roll in the attic that belonged to my great-grandfather.
• I need to make sure all my payments are on the acquittance roll before I can relax.
• Her memory serves as an acquittance roll, keeping track of all the kindnesses she has received.