Accounting, a credited negative offset can not be a positive? [yes i just made that up], so credit issued by a bank is not really credit, it is just a debt offset on the ledger. So ipso facto, there is technically no credit either because less negative is still not a positive, and credit is technically a positive...
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i have been deeply contemplating my recent new understanding of 'not guilty' being a negative ( a negative what [presumption?] i still havent figured out), but it results in new questioning.
i wonder what deceptions/tricks are carried out by accountant 'certification'. certified by whom? the IRS? some edu?
no, i do not know ant accountants to ask (whom probably wouldn't know anyhow).
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