Perfating Register 8 Bhan 8 x 13 Inch | Office Accounting and Record Register

Description

The perfating register is one of the books a shop or office keeps alongside its main accounts — the size for entries that are written down as they happen and referred to later, when the main register would be too big to open for a single line.

Pairs well with the Boli-H register.

At 8 x 13 inches with 8 bhan of pages, it sits between a counter book and a full-size register: enough page width for a description line and figures, without taking over the desk. The 8 bhan block means one book covers a long stretch of work instead of being replaced every few weeks.

It is used for office accounts, record keeping and the everyday written entries a business needs to be able to look back at.

The register that sits beside the main books

Not every entry belongs in the ledger or the cash book, but leaving it unwritten is how disputes start. A register of this size sits beside the main books and takes the entries as they happen – the issue, the collection, the note that someone will need to look back at.

At 8 x 13 inches with 8 bhan of pages it sits between a counter book and a full-size register: enough page width for a description line and figures, without taking over the desk. The thicker block means one book covers a long stretch of work instead of being replaced every few weeks.

It is the book that stops small entries from living in the shopkeeper’s memory, and that alone earns it a place beside the ledger. In practice it becomes the shop’s notebook: the entries that do not belong in a ledger or a cash book but still have to exist on paper.

Perfating Register – sizes and options

• Page Quantity: 100

Part of our ledger register range.

Take the perfating register in 8 bhan so one book covers a long stretch of work.

Sitting beside the main books, a perfating register takes the entries that would otherwise go unwritten. Kept in 8 bhan, a perfating register is the book a shop reaches for between the main ones.