"internal accounts" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is typically used to refer to accounts within a corporation, such as financial reports, budgets, payroll, and other documents. For example, "The audit revealed a discrepancy in the internal accounts."
There were "significant financial irregularities in the internal accounts," Intrade's outside accountants said in a recent report to Irish authorities.
A professional who sticks by their word becomes a successful professional," advises Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors' internal accounts team manager, Richard Maclean.
Professor Cachon and Mr. Fera said that the company began sharing internal accounts with the union, a move that averted at least one strike.
Internal accounts showed that £1,000 in cash was then paid under the heading "confidential research assistance" to a source recorded internally under the false name "Anderson", whose real name has not been found.
Germany's Die Welt newspaper says its journalists gained access to Manwin's internal accounts which allegedly showed that although German actors performed for sex videos in Germany, they were paid illegally, by a subsidiary company in Cyprus.
Since it could not possibly examine the internal accounts of the hundreds of firms cited by the shrimpers, most people expected the department to take its traditional approach: look at the three biggest exporters in each country and apply a weighted average of their tariff rates to everybody else.Unfortunately, the Commerce Department had recently taken a different approach.
Using a business accounting software program, a tax attorney, or an accountant is the best way to ensure that your internal accounting audit is in-line with generally accepted accounting practices.
Mr. Weedman traced the beginning to July 1999, when Procter & Gamble changed its internal accounting.
She said the company did not comment on the internal accounting at its divisions.
For internal accounting, the farm charges the shops "high market plus twenty per cent".
It restated quarterly results last year after disclosing a "material weakness" in its internal accounting controls.
