Bookkeeping and accounting are two distinct but interrelated disciplines in the fields of financial management. Bookkeeping mainly involves the systematic recording organizing, and also storing of financial transactions. It will mainly focus on maintaining accurate and up-to-date records of income, expenses, assets, and liabilities. Bookkeepers handle tasks like data entry, reconciling accounts, and generating financial statements. On other hand, accounting encompasses a broader range of activities that go beyond bookkeeping. Accounting involves analyzing, interpreting, and summarizing financial data to generate insights and make informed decisions. Finally, bookkeeping is the foundation of accounting, providing the essential data for accountants to analyze and provide valuable financial information and guidance to stakeholders.