Timesheets.com serves as yet another example of a Web-based system conquering the last remnants of old-fashioned bookkeeping.
Besides, Palaniappan argues, bi-weekly pay periods are a relic of old-fashioned bookkeeping systems that are no longer relevant now that money can be transferred digitally and checks are unnecessary.
10sheet is looking to disrupt an old, old industry: bookkeeping.
His work often unspecialized, his bookkeeping old-fashioned, his tastes simple, he typically looked forward to securing his future by the purchase of land.
Ms. Clark said she had successfully studied and worked, and supported her older daughter, Erica, now 6, partly through a welfare grant she collected under the old rules while earning a bookkeeping degree that tripled her wages, to $15 an hour.
Fatt did their bookkeeping on an old computer the first five to six years of the group's existence.
The well-mannered and sometimes even buoyant tenor of the night was captured by Murray Schwab, a bookkeeping teacher at the old Central Commercial High School on East 42nd Street, who was quoted in "The Night the Lights Went Out," a book put together by the staff of The New York Times.
When your parents get phone calls, listen for signs that they're giving out personal information -- such as a credit card or bank account number -- or making a pledge to donate money, said Ginny Polio, owner of YES Your Executive Secretary, which provides bookkeeping services and financial management for older adults in Massachusetts.
Asaro reassures him that he'll be OK with money, and we soon discover that Asaro even at his old age is still very much a Bonanno foot soldier, heavily involved in bookkeeping, loansharking, and intimidation.
In a vigorous defense of their suspended gene therapy program, officials at the University of Pennsylvania said today that while there were administrative lapses they did not in any way contribute to the death of an 18-year-old patient and amounted to little more than "minor deviations" in bookkeeping.
