The subjects covered in this book include the accounting equation and the balance sheet, trading and profit and loss accounts, the analytical petty cash book and the imprest system, suspense accounts and errors, cash flow statements and much more.
Now, for the first time, the authors have produced a textbook specifically for users of UK GAAP practice and terminology. This is the leading introductory text for accounting students and professionals alike.
The Accounting Controls Guidebook reveals the controls you need for every accounting system, from billings to financial reporting, in addition to such operational areas as order processing, shipping, and receiving. Controls are separately stated for manual and computerized accounting systems. The text also addresses types of controls, control principles, the proper balance of control systems, and how to construct a system of controls.
Controls are separately stated for manual and computerized accounting systems. The text also addresses types of controls, control principles, the proper balance of control systems, and how to construct a system of controls.
The Synoptic Assessment Question Banks cover the assessable units for Level 2, providing short summaries to aid revision and to test students before their synoptic assessments. Features include: assessment standard practice questions and answers, guidance of revision technique, hints and tips. Our materials and online equivalents will help ensure you are ready for your assessments and prepared for your career in accounting
The Synoptic Assessment Question Banks cover the assessable units for Level 2, providing short summaries to aid revision and to test students before their synoptic assessments.
Practising managers require sound knowledge of the principles of accounting, in order to understand how to use financial reports in decision-making processes. This text aims to supply a comprehensive overview, for managers who need to know how to obtain and use this kind of information effectively. It explains such principles as: cash flow statements; cost benefit analysis; flexible budgeting; financial and management ratios; long range planning; and responsibility accounting. It also demonstrates how managers can develop competence in their interpretation of financial documents. Only when the manager has seen how these reports have been prepared, and the ways in which they are limited, can the information they provide be effective for planning and control, and so benefit the overall profitability.
This text aims to supply a comprehensive overview, for managers who need to know how to obtain and use this kind of information effectively.
This revised and fully updated edition continues to provide students with a clear and well-structured introduction to financial accounting. This edition retains all of the classic features that have contributed to the book's success particularly its clarity of expression within a sound conceptual framework. There is a strong emphasis on the 'why' rather than simply the 'what' and how'.
This edition retains all of the classic features that have contributed to the book's success particularly its clarity of expression within a sound conceptual framework.
Printed Working Papers help you efficiently complete end-of-lesson, end of-chapter, and reinforcement activities as well as improved chapter study guides.
Printed Working Papers help you efficiently complete end-of-lesson, end of-chapter, and reinforcement activities as well as improved chapter study guides.
Professional career guide from the Vault Career Library - from a look at the types of accounting, including tax and audit, to the types of accounting careers, including the Big Four accounting firms, and government work.
