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Chopmoney Bookkeeping seeks to simplify bookkeeping for Ghana’s small businesses

A business may be making sales, but without an accurate record of expenses and unpaid balances, the owner may struggle to determine how much money is available to keep it running.
Chopmoney, a digital bookkeeping application, is seeking to help small businesses in Ghana improve their record-keeping by making it easier to track sales, expenses, and customer debts on their mobile phones.
The application offers an alternative to handwritten records, allowing business owners to record daily transactions and generate invoices without having to work through complicated accounting processes.
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