briefledgers

noun
UK /ˈbriːfˌlɛdʒəz/
US /ˈbriːfˌlɛdʒərz/

Short books where people write down money they get and spend.

The shop owner kept briefledgers to track every sale.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Short written summaries of money records.

She handed the auditor briefledgers of the month's spending.

3. Small notebooks used to note quick money details.

He jotted the payment into one of his briefledgers.

4. Brief lists of debts and credits kept by a club.

The treasurer read the briefledgers aloud at the meeting.