What is the benefit of counting at the ending period?

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Question added by Tamer Elbeshbishy , Financial and Administration Manager , Muscat Towers Holding Group
Date Posted: 2023/01/11

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by Anwar Mohammed , Ofice Administrator , British embassy Khartoum

Counting at the ending period helps ensure accuracy and verify that there are no errors or unexpected changes in the count. It allows for the inclusion of all final transactions and ensures their proper recording.

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