double-count
double counting
miscount
out
reconciliation
erratum
on the count of
subsidiary ledger
off-by-one error
undercount
misenumerate
adjusting entry
comtal
misdraft
misreckon
BIN
retabulate
bank identification number
ABA transit number
misregister
mischeck
recalculation
run-time error
misreckoning
semantic error
metachronism
leap
runtime error
miscalculation
misallowance
financial accounting
Rashomonic
miscollect
misestimation
analytical review
misaccount
natural number
misreport
countlessness
repeater
books
innumerableness
subcount
bracket
suberror
overcount
cheque
first in first out
how many
base
fallibility
radix
FIFO
misaccumulated
debiting
number
misleader
denumeral
odd
subnumber
lot number
check register
stock account
antimagic square
errorful
mistabulation
adjustment
allowance
denumerate
debit entry
mistaken
trial balance
annual accounts
false
umpty
debit
misallocation
up the pole
Heesch's problem
worksheet
errored
misnumerate
repetend
control
lekha
congruence
repeating
underenumeration
method of accounting
accounting
accounting system
place
checksum
homogeneous number
rounding

English words for 'An error in accounting etc. where something is counted more than once.'

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