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3 years ago

holi, me podrían ayudar diciéndome unos ejemplos de un catalogo de cuantas plis?? estuve buscando pero no encuentro ninguno :((

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<h3>Answer:Una catálogo de cuentas es un documento que es usado para registrar las operaciones de una organización. Es decir, sirve para establecer cuál es la estructura de la empresa a la hora de contabilizar las actividades del negocio. Este tipo de documentos son muy importantes en el ámbito de la contabilidad, dado que facilitan enormemente el registro de las transacciones económicas, sistematizando todo tipo de gasto e ingreso que se haya realizado. </h3>

Explanation: Espero que esto te ayude si no dime para ir a buscar mas informacion!

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