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March 18, 2026The Accounting Review

Development of the Compound Entry in the 15th Century Ledger of Jachomo Badoer, A Venetian Merchant.

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EPEdward Peragallo

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Traces the evolution of compound entry in a historical ledger, indicating its significance in bookkeeping practices.

Key Points

  • The research aims to explore the evolution of the compound entry in Venetian bookkeeping during the 15th century.
  • Analyzed the ledger of Jachomo Badoer over three and a half years
  • Identified the characteristics of compound entry in bookkeeping
  • Established the ledger as the earliest extant example of compound entry
  • Documented the development of bookkeeping practices in 15th century Venice

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Edward Peragallo (1983) studied this question.

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