DEPARTMENTAL ACCOUNTING is where departments within an entity have varying degrees of autonomy, but are not usually separated geographically from the rest of the business. They may be concerned with manufacturing or, in the case of a department store, with retailing. Departmental accounts usually include a trading account and may also include a profit and loss account to which overheads are allocated or imputed.
INSIDE MARKET is the highest bid and the lowest ask (offer) prices among all Market Makers competing in a NASDAQ security; the best bid and ask prices for a security
FOOTING, in accounting, is the sum of a column of figures.
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