Postal System

ZIP Code
A ZIP Code is a five-digit numerical code defined by the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) to simplify and expedite mail distribution. The United States is divided into 10 large geographical areas, with the first ZIP code digit 0 in the northeast and 9 in the west. The second and third digits are used to divide states, while the fourth and fifth digits represent local delivery areas.

Accounting Terms Lexicon

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