"bookkeeping about" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the act of keeping records or accounts of financial transactions. Example: "The bookkeeping about the company's expenses was meticulously documented by the accountant."
With mainframes it was about bookkeeping, which rode on a database called ISAM.
Beneath the bombast, Norquist's brand of conservatism, like Pat Toomey's, is largely about bookkeeping.
After all, Mr. Bloomberg has had eight years to quarrel with the district attorney about bookkeeping.
The commission said Sheldon Maschler and Jeffrey A. Citron, two former day traders and owners of Datek, made huge profits and eventually used fraudulent bookkeeping to transfer about $277 million into shell corporations that they controlled.
Gemstar, a developer of electronic television program guides and the publisher of TV Guide magazine, announced yesterday that it had used improper bookkeeping in recording about $20 million in revenue over the last year.
Morgan is the boss, but controlling Angus requires more patience than taking charge of a farm, even though, with Angus around, Morgan doesn't have to do a thing about bookkeeping.
The next time you go to your favorite restaurant or cocktail bar, talk with the manager about bookkeeping.
If your question is about bookkeeping and your close friend happens to be an accountant, he is clearly the person to ask.
"Ableton Live was an attempt – obviously a successful one – to reintroduce the idea of performance and playfulness into something that was more about bookkeeping".
Firms are a heterogeneous group, e.g. differences in the legal construction affect the regulations about bookkeeping.
