@techreport{36d8fadc4874400198f858537ecd92fe,
title = "Search for a New Conceptual Bookkeeping Model: Different Levels of Abstraction",
abstract = "Nowadays, every bookkeeping system used in practice is automated. Most bookkeeping software and integrated information systems are based on databases. In this paper, we develop a new conceptual bookkeeping model which is not based on manual techniques, but which is applicable in a database environment. The model is designed as a composition of equations. The startingpoint of these equations is the well-known accounting equation. In the development of the model, several levels of abstraction are distinguished: from an abstract level to a more concrete level. Every level of abstraction is described by one equation. This equation has both an input-function and an output-function. With the development of this model, the gap between the bookkeeping literature and bookkeeping practice has been reduced.",
keywords = "bookkeeping, accounting information systems, conceptual modeling",
author = "A.M.J. Sweere and {van Groenendaal}, W.J.H.",
note = "Pagination: 29",
year = "1999",
language = "English",
volume = "1999-109",
series = "CentER Discussion Paper",
publisher = "Operations research",
type = "WorkingPaper",
institution = "Operations research",
}