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Meaning of bookkeeper
A person responsible for keeping and managing financial records and accounts.
Etymology of bookkeeper
The word "bookkeeper" originated in the 15th century from the words "book" and "keeper", with "book" referring to a ledger or account book, and "keeper" referring to a person who has charge or care of something.
The term has been used since the 15th century to describe a person who keeps and manages financial records and accounts.
Synonyms
accountant
auditor
clerk
comptroller
financier
treasurer
controller
cashier
teller
ledger keeper
record keeper
financial officer
money manager
budget analyst
cost accountant
management accountant
financial accountant
tax accountant
accounting clerk
accounting technician
bookkeeping clerk
accounting assistant
financial clerk
payroll clerk
accounts payable clerk
accounts receivable clerk
accounting supervisor
financial supervisor
audit clerk
tax clerk
financial analyst
budget consultant
cost controller
financial controller
accounting consultant
bookkeeper
accounting specialist
financial specialist
ledger clerk
journal clerk
accounting manager
financial manager
treasury manager
finance manager
accounting director
financial director
audit manager
tax manager
accounting executive
financial executive
Definitions
- A person whose job is to keep and inspect the financial records of a business or organization.
- * A person who is responsible for the preparation and examination of financial records, including accounts and ledgers.
Usage Examples
- The company hired a new bookkeeper to manage their finances and prepare tax returns.
- * The bookkeeper was responsible for reconciling the company's bank statements and preparing financial reports.
- * The small business owner acted as her own bookkeeper, managing the company's finances and accounts.
Antonyms
spender
waster
profligate
squanderer
extravagant
lavish
reckless
improvident
irresponsible
careless
negligent
thoughtless
inconsiderate
imprudent
unthrifty
wasteful
dissipative
prodigal
profuse
munificent
generous
liberal
charitable
philanthropic
altruistic
selfless
thrifty
frugal
prudent
responsible
careful
considerate
provident
economical
parsimonious
stingy
miserly
penurious
avaricious