Workbook for Accounting: A Practical Approach, 3rd edition

Published by Pearson (October 7, 2010) © 2011

  • Valerie Wilson
  • Suellen Freeman
  • John Freeman
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A practical introduction to accounting concepts

This edition of Accounting: A Practical Approach continues to provide an easy to read, practical introduction to accounting concepts. The many worked examples and illustrations put the theory into context. Students can then apply their knowledge with a wide variety of self test questions.

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Table of contents

  • Section 1 Accounting to trial balance
  • Chapter 1 Introduction to accounting - theory and principles
  • Chapter 2 Account identification, transaction analysis and the accounting equation
  • Chapter 3 Service industry accounting - general ledger, trial balance and introduction to financial reports
  • Chapter 4 Retail industry accounting using perpetual and periodic inventory - general journal, general ledger, trial balance and introduction to financial reports
  • Chapter 5 Special transactions
  • Chapter 6 Accounting to trial balance - cash and credit journals using perpetual inventory
  • Chapter 7 Subsidiary ledgers - accounts receivable (debtors) and accounts payable (creditors)
  • Chapter 8 Petty cash
  • Chapter 9 Banking procedures and bank reconciliations
  • Section 2 Prepare financial reports
  • Chapter 10 Finding profit in the general ledger and basic financial reports - for service and retail industries
  • Chapter 11 End of period adjustments
  • Chapter 12 Worksheets for final reports
  • Chapter 13 Final reports including end of period adjustments
  • Chapter 14 Correction of errors
  • Chapter 15 Depreciation and disposal of non-current assets
  • Section 3 Solutions to self-test questions
  • Chapter 16 Solutions

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