Introduction to Accounting for Business Studies

by Geoff Hardern (Primary Contributor), Geoff Hardern (Primary Contributor), G.S. Hardern (Author), F.P. Langley (Author)

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  1990

  $3.25

  The text aims to provide an introductory study of accounting by explaining the basic principles and procedures and also developing an understanding of the reasoning behind them and the significance of the information produced. For students who do not plan to go beyond this stage it should give sufficient insight into accounting functions to appreciate their contribution to business affairs and their interaction with other areas of management responsibility. For others it should provide a firm foundation from which to proceed with more advanced studies. The text is also designed to be an introduction to both financial and management accounting. Whilst data collection and recording procedures are included, the main emphasis is on the preparation of accounting reports for both external and internal use and an understanding of their usefulness and limitations. The text is designed for courses such as business studies degrees, BTEC awards (National and Higher National), Accounting Foundation courses and a number of others of similar scope. Whilst the subject is developed mainly within the context of private-sector commercial organizations, the broader view of business is recognized and opportunities are taken to refer to, and use examples from, some public-sector organizations.

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  Paperback
  1994

  $3.25

  An introductory study of financial and management accounting, outlining the basic concepts and procedures, placing particular emphasis on the significance of information in accounting reports. A free Teacher's Guide is available on request Questions to check understanding are included within the text, with further practice material at the end of each chapter Deals with both private and public sector organisations Covers all the most recent changes in the AAT and NVQ syllabuses