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These tasks, such as reconciling your bank statements and adjusting 
inventory levels, are done on a regular basis. 
 
Enhancing Database Performance
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20–1
 
Maintaining Records
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20–1
 
Restrictions to Changing Records
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20–1
 
Changing Records
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20–2
 
Restrictions to Removing Records
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20–2
 
Removing Records
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20–5
 
Automatically Updating Personal Tax Credits  
Subject to Indexing
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20–5
 
Receiving Money from Credit-Card Sales
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20–6
 
Reconciling Statements from a Bank or Credit-Card Company
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20–7
 
Automatically Reconciling Using Online Services
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20–8
 
Manually Reconciling Your Statement
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20–9
 
Comparing the Statement to Your Account Records
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20–9
 
Accounting for Interest and Service Charges
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20–10
 
Correcting Discrepancies between the Statement and Your  
Simply Accounting Data
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20–11
 
What To Do with an Unresolved Amount
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20–13
 
Adjusting Inventory Levels
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20–14
 
Correcting Inventory Adjustments
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20–15
 
Checking Your Budget
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20–16
 
Getting the Facts
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20–16
 
Using Graphs
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20–16
 
Quickly Updating Your Budget
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20–17
 
Daily and Monthly Checklists
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20–17
 
At the End of the Day
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20–18
 
At the End of the Month
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20–18
 
At the End of the Quarter
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20–19