👉 In the context of accounting, a "veni" (v) is an error in the recording or calculation of a financial transaction. It can be defined as any amount that falls short of its predetermined standard or norm. Examples: - A mistake in the entry of inventory entries. - An oversight in the calculation of expenses and income. - An omission in the accounting records of transactions, such as missing data or incorrect date entries. Venialities are considered errors because they do not affect an individual
