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 Accounting A Level and AS Level - Harold Randall
 Accounting A Level and AS Level - Harold Randall ... Book is published 2005-02-10 by Cambridge University PressNewest Review: ... in to three chapters each of which as a number of subsections Contents (sorry about the long list but it gives a grasp of ... more ... what can be learnt.)
1. The Accounting System
a. Double Entry Bookkeeping: cash transaction
b. Double Entry Bookkeeping: credit transactions
c. Books of prime (or original) entry
d. Balancing accounts
e. The classification of accounts and diversion of the ledger
f. The trial balance
2. Financial Accounting
a. Trading and Profit and Loss Accounts for Sole Traders
b. Balance sheets for Sole Traders
c. Accounting principles or concepts
d. Accruals and prepayments (the matching concept)
e. Provisions for the depreciation o...more |
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Accounting A Level and AS Level - Harold Randall: The winning ticket to understand accounting (780 words)
by - written on 17/03/09 (Very useful, 134 readings)
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Cambridge AS Level and A Level Accounting. Harold Randall Cambridge University Press 2005 I have never been good with figures. Well actually, I am hopeless; so during my second degree programme, Contact Centre Management, (the first was BSc Global Futures and Health Studies which involved no finance) the feel of dread and terror that I would have to study accounts and management accounts in semester 2 year 2 was overwhelming. During the first couple of weeks of starting the module, I was wondering around a bookshop looking for inspiration to help to get me though this section of the course. At one point, sitting on a bookshop floor ... Read the complete review
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