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A '''statement''' may refer to sworn testimony given before a [[judge]], as a [[deposition]].  In the field of accounting, tt may alternately refer to a prepared, written recitation of [[debit|debits]] and [[credit|credits]] over a given period of [[time]]. One example is the [[Balance sheet|balance sheet]].
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A '''statement''' may refer to sworn testimony given before a [[judge]], as a [[deposition]].  In the field of accounting, it may alternately refer to a prepared, written recitation of [[debit|debits]] and [[credit|credits]] over a given period of [[time]]. One example is the [[Balance sheet|balance sheet]].
  
 
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Revision as of 13:53, July 21, 2010

A statement may refer to sworn testimony given before a judge, as a deposition. In the field of accounting, it may alternately refer to a prepared, written recitation of debits and credits over a given period of time. One example is the balance sheet.