Business Accounting
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Summary
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Overview
Accounting has become an essential part of business life, and the knowledge and skills that you will learn in your studies will give you a broader and more experienced view of business life.
About this Course
The course has been written to introduce you to the bookkeeping and accounting skills required in Britain and around the world. Full details of topics covered are given below.
As a general introduction to Accounting, students who are interested in obtaining grounding in Accounting but who do not wish to take an examination can therefore, study the course with advantage. It is also ideal preparation for a wide variety of professional exams and the Higher Diploma in Accounting.
Description
Introduction, The Double Entry System
Source Documents and Books of Original Entry
The Ledger and the Cash Book
The Trial Balance
The Trading and Profit and Loss Account
The Balance Sheet
Adjustments to Final Accounts
Manufacturing Accounts
Petty Cash
Value-added Tax
Depreciation in the Ledger
Stock Valuation
Correction of Errors and Suspense Accounts
Incomplete Records
The Accounts of Non-Commercial Organisations
The Accounts of Limited Liability Companies
The Analysis and Interpretation of Accounting Statements
The Use of Computers in Accounting
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