The phrase "accounting ticket" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance or bookkeeping, often referring to a document or record related to accounting transactions.
Example: "Please ensure that the accounting ticket is properly filled out before submitting it for approval."
Alternatives: "invoice" or "billing statement".
Also in 1988, McEntire founded Starstruck Entertainment, which controlled her management, booking, publishing, promotion, publicity, accounting, ticket sales, and fan club administration.
He had control of the team's road account, tickets, equipment purchases and other matters.
They are being drawn by a new and generous honors program at CUNY that offers them free tuition, a laptop computer, a $7,500 academic expense account, tickets to theaters and museums, special seminars and personal academic advising.
That was Mr. Sandler's 11th-ranked opening weekend, even without accounting for ticket price inflation, which would drop "Funny People" another notch or two.
The Welsh side reached the round of 32 in 2013-14, a feat which would net £1.2m this season without accounting for ticket sales or the financial rewards earned per win (£148,000) and draw (£74,000) in the group stage.
"Alien 3," starring Sigourney Weaver, had a far larger opening weekend than the two previous "Alien" films, even when accounting for ticket inflation.
This summer's slew of event films have proved a bit less popular than last year's, especially when accounting for ticket price inflation.
It will likely end up the second-highest grossing western of all time, not accounting for ticket price inflation, behind only 1990's "Dances With Wolves," which finished its Oscar-winning run at $184.2 million.
Transport bosses have issued warnings to beware of fake social media accounts offering ticket refunds due to snow disruption.
That total is on par with the Pixar megahits "The Incredibles" and "Finding Nemo," though such comparisons do not take into account rising ticket prices and premium tickets for 3-D screenings.
Predictions are made using the box-office tracking system, which takes into account advance ticket sales and surveys of filmgoing intentions to build a picture of future financial returns for studios.
