W20 Day 97 of Nana's Internship

Activity
- Continued rechecking the cars that needed to be carried forward to the following year because they were not sold within the financial year by clarifying questions I had previously accumulated with the client mainly focusing on June and October records.
Key Learning
- Learned how to identify and confirm which cars must be carried forward into the next financial year.
- Understood the importance of double-checking with clients to avoid missing or wrong information.
- Realized that proper clarification helps make financial reports more accurate.
Reflection
Today I
still focused on the carry forward cars, but this time looking at June and
October records. At first, I thought I already had most of the answers, but
when I asked the client again, I realized some details were not clear before.
This taught me that it is better to ask twice than to assume, especially when
it involves records that affect the financial year.
The task
might look small, but I noticed that unsold cars can really change how the
report looks if not handled properly. It also helped me build confidence to ask
clients questions, even if it feels repetitive, because in the end accuracy is
more important. Step by step I can see how these checks make the financial
statements more reliable.
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