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200 10$aAccounting simplified /$fDr. Hilary J. Fortes
205   $a1st ed.
210  1$aHarlow, England :$cFinancial Times Princetice Hall is an imprint of Pearson,$d2011.
215   $a1 online resource (xv, 645 p. ) $cill
300   $aIncludes index.
311   $a0-273-73446-6 
327   $aPreface Acknowledgements 1: Introduction to accounting 2: Double entry 3: Ledger accounts 4: Cash book 5: Bank reconciliation 6: Petty cash book 7: Value added tax 8: Purchases and returns day books 9: Sales and returns day books 10: Control accounts 11: Accruals and prepayments 12: Depreciation 13: Bad debts 14: The journal 15: Trial balance 16: Errors and suspense accounts 17: Revision 18: The valuation of stock 19: Trading account 20: Profit and loss account 21: Manufacturing account 22: Balance sheet 23: Revision 24: Incomplete records 26: Partnerships 27: Non-profit making organisations 28: Limited liability companies 29: Company financial reports 30: Revision 31: Cash flow statements 32: Analysis of financial statements an introduction 33: Introduction to cost accounting 34: Break-even analysis 35: Budgeting 36: Standard costing 37: Revision 38: Investment appraisal 39: Revision 40: Computerised accounting 41: International accounting the future Appendix 1: Self-test answers Appendix 2: Present value table Index
330 8 $aNo further information has been provided for this title.$bAccounting Simplified is a step-by-step introduction to financial accounting written in plain simple language. Taking students from the very basics to the elementary principles of management accounting, the text emphasises the real-world application of accounting methods and the importance of practising skills in order to reinforce learning. Drawing on years of experience as a university lecturer marking student exam papers, the author uses plenty of worked examples to set out the details of each topic before providing self-test questions for quick revision.
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