Success in book-keeping and accounts /
David Cox.
- London : John Murray, 1987.
- xv, 416 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
- Success studybooks. .
Unit 1. The role of book-keeping and accounts in business. - Unit 2. First steps in double-entry book-keeping. - Unit 3. Credit transactions. - Unit 4. Purchases, sales and returns. - Unit 5. Balancing-off accounts. - Unit 6. The trial balance. - Unit 7. Expences and income; drawings. - Unit 8. Trading account; profit and loss account. - Unit 9.The balance sheet. - Unit 10. The asset of stock. - Unit 11. Accruls and prepayments of expenses and income; capital and revenue expenditure. - unit 12. Value added tax. - Unit 13. Business documents. - Unit 14. Division of the ledger. - Unit 16. Journals in accounting - 1. - Unit 17. Journals in accounting - 2. - Unit 18. The accounting system: a fully worked example. - Unit 19. Modern accounting methods. - Unit 20. Computers in acoounting. - Unit 21. Petty cash book. - Unit 22. Banking transactions. - Unit 23. Bank reconciliation statements. - Unit 24. Uses of the general journal. - Unit 25. Fixed asset depreciation. - Unit 26. Disposals of fixed assets. - Unit 27. Bad debts and provision for bad and doubtful debts. - Unit 28. Errors not shown by a trial balance. - Unit 29. Errors shown by a trial balance. - Unit 30. Control accounts. - Unit 31. Stock records . Unit 32. Wages books and records. - Unit 33. Incomplete records accounting. - Unit 34. Accounts of clubs and societies. - Unit 35. Manufacturing accounts. - Unit 36. Departmental accounts. - Unit 37. Bills of exchange. - Unit 38. Partnership accounts. - Unit 39. Amalgamation of two sole traders. - Unit 40. accounting ratios. - Unit 41. Limited-company accounts. - Unit 42. Cashflow statements. - Questions with source documents - Summary answers to questions. - Index.