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IA para contables: cuestionario sobre categorización de transacciones

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A transfer from business checking to the company's own savings account is suggested as Income. Why is that wrong?

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  1. A transfer from business checking to the company's own savings account is suggested as Income. Why is that wrong?
    • Transfers must always be coded as expenses
    • It would overstate revenue using money the business already had
    • Savings accounts cannot appear in a chart of accounts
    • Bank feeds cannot import transfers
  2. What is the first technical step before the system classifies a raw bank description?
    • Filing the tax return
    • Rounding the amount to the nearest dollar
    • Deleting transactions under $10
    • Normalizing the text to recover a stable merchant identity
  3. Why do many categorization products weight a client's own corrections heavily?
    • The same vendor maps to different accounts in different businesses
    • Global models are not allowed in accounting software
    • A bookkeeper's corrections are never wrong
    • Banks require it for bank-feed access
  4. How should a monthly loan payment usually be recorded?
    • Entirely to Interest Expense
    • Entirely to Revenue
    • Split into principal, against the loan liability, and interest expense
    • As an owner's draw
  5. What feedback-loop risk does the guide warn about?
    • Corrections make the model forget all bank rules
    • Accepting wrong suggestions in bulk teaches the model the error
    • Confidence scores rise until nothing is ever reviewed
    • Bank rules overwrite the chart of accounts
  6. How does the guide contrast explicit bank rules with machine-learning models?
    • Rules learn automatically from corrections
    • Machine-learning models never produce confidence scores
    • Rules only work for income transactions
    • Rules are predictable but break when descriptions change
  7. Which transactions does the guide recommend prioritizing for review?
    • Low-confidence items, large amounts, first-time vendors and balance sheet items
    • Only transactions under $50
    • Only recurring subscriptions
    • Only items auto-coded with high confidence
  8. Why is 'auto-categorized' not the same as correct books?
    • Categorization changes the bank balance
    • Auto-categorization deletes receipts
    • It proposes a classification but doesn't prove the transaction appears once, is in the right period or matches a receipt
    • Auto-categorized items cannot be edited afterward