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Principles of Accounts

Fourth Edition

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This M + E Handbook gives the student, working either in college or alone, a sound foundation in the basic principles of accounts for examination purposes. The book includes material covered by a wide variety of examining bodies as well as suggested answers to the questions posed at the end of each chapter. The entire text has been overhauled and revised by Geoffrey Whitehead and now incorporates new figures and revised specimen questions. This ninth edition incorporates some minor amendments and updates but most particularly a new chapter on computerisation which addresses small-business systems, retail computer systems and spreadsheets. Key gives a clear explanation of difficult concepts covers a wide range of syllabi includes a wealth of specimen questions and a comprehensive answer section. students on HNC/D, first year undergraduate, AAT, ACCA, CIB, ICSA, CIMA and RSA courses.

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Principles of Accounts, Norman Percival Owens, Eric Frank Castle

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1974
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Title
Principles of Accounts
Subtitle
Fourth Edition
Language
English
Released
1974
Format
Paperback
Pages
344
ISBN10
0712116494
ISBN13
9780712116497
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This M + E Handbook gives the student, working either in college or alone, a sound foundation in the basic principles of accounts for examination purposes. The book includes material covered by a wide variety of examining bodies as well as suggested answers to the questions posed at the end of each chapter. The entire text has been overhauled and revised by Geoffrey Whitehead and now incorporates new figures and revised specimen questions. This ninth edition incorporates some minor amendments and updates but most particularly a new chapter on computerisation which addresses small-business systems, retail computer systems and spreadsheets. Key gives a clear explanation of difficult concepts covers a wide range of syllabi includes a wealth of specimen questions and a comprehensive answer section. students on HNC/D, first year undergraduate, AAT, ACCA, CIB, ICSA, CIMA and RSA courses.