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Frank Wood's Business Accounting

Paperback Engels 2025 9781292727783
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"If you have no knowledge of accounting whatsoever, this is the book you would want to use. It takes you through slowly, bit-by-bit, and chapters are short and to the point. I love this book."

Caroline Teh, Assistant Professor, Jönköping University, Sweden This comprehensive and accessible introduction to financial accounting is the world's bestselling textbook in its field.

Frank Wood's Business Accounting is the ideal book for anyone taking a first course in financial accounting at university or college. It is known for its clear, readable style, as well as its comprehensive range of examples, activities and exercises.

Used by generations of students across the world, this hugely popular text provides a thorough and up-to-date introduction to the subject, including all the financial accounting fundamentals required by major accountancy exam bodies.

Key features of this edition include: Short, manageable chapters, allowing you to build up your knowledge step by step A wide range of in-chapter activities, many of which are new for this edition, enabling you to continually test your understanding as each topic is covered Comprehensive sets of end-of-chapter questions (over 100 of which are new for this edition) along with five banks of multiple-choice questions (over 50 of which are new), supporting active learning of core financial accounting topics Fully integrated and up-to-date coverage of relevant International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) Substantial updates to more than half of the 35 chapters, ensuring continued alignment with modern accounting techniques as well as incorporating many more worked examples and in-chapter activities Enhanced coverage of ratio analysis, with a greater emphasis on interpreting the financial statements of companies

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Alan Sangster is Professor of Accounting History at the University of Aberdeen and was previously Professor of Accounting at universities in the UK, Brazil and Australia.

Lewis Gordon is Senior Lecturer in Accounting at the University of Liverpool, and has extensive experience of teaching financial accounting at undergraduate and professional levels.

Frank Wood was the original author of this text and remains one of the world's best-selling authors of accounting textbooks.

Pearson, the world's learning company. 

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ISBN13:9781292727783
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:Paperback

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<div class="c-section-headers-number-list_container"> <ul> <li>Contents</li> <li>Notes for teachers and lecturers</li> <li>Notes for students</li> <li>Publisher’s acknowledgements</li> </ul> <h3>Part 1 Introducing financial accounting and the double entry system</h3> <ol> <li>Introducing financial accounting and the balance sheet</li> <li>The double entry system for assets, liabilities and capital</li> <li>The double entry system for income and expenses</li> <li>Double entry for purchases and sales of inventory</li> <li>Balancing off ledger accounts</li> <li>The trial balance</li> </ol> <p>Multiple-choice questions: Set 1</p> <h3>Part 2 The financial statements of sole traders</h3> <ol start="7"> <li>Income statements</li> <li>Balance sheets</li> <li>Income statements and balance sheets: further considerations</li> <li>Accounting concepts and the Conceptual Framework</li> </ol> <h3>Part 3 Adjustments before preparing financial statements</h3> <ol start="11"> <li>The valuation of inventory</li> <li>Bad debts and allowances for doubtful debts</li> <li>Capital expenditure and revenue expenditure</li> <li>Non-current assets: depreciation and disposals</li> <li>Accruals and prepayments</li> </ol> <p>Multiple-choice questions: Set 2</p> <h3>Part 4 Books of original entry</h3> <ol start="16"> <li>Books of original entry, source documents, and ledger systems</li> <li>A system for recording sales and purchases made on credit terms</li> <li>The cash book and the petty cash book</li> <li>The journal and the payroll</li> <li>Value added tax (VAT)</li> </ol> <p>Multiple-choice questions: Set 3</p> <h3>Part 5 Controls, checks and errors</h3> <ol start="21"> <li>Bank reconciliations</li> <li>Control accounts for trade receivables and trade payables</li> <li>Errors not affecting trial balance agreement</li> <li>Suspense accounts and errors</li> <li>Single entry and incomplete records</li> </ol> <p>Scenario questions</p> <h3>Part 6 Further financial accounting procedures</h3> <ol start="26"> <li>Introduction to the statement of cash flows</li> <li>Receipts &amp; payments accounts and income &amp; expenditure accounts</li> </ol> <p>Multiple-choice questions: Set 4</p> <h3>Part 7 Accounting for partnerships</h3> <ol start="28"> <li>Introduction to accounting for partnerships</li> <li>Goodwill for sole traders and partnerships</li> <li>Revaluation of partnership assets</li> <li>Partnership dissolution</li> </ol> <h3>Part 8 Accounting for companies</h3> <ol start="32"> <li>Introduction to accounting for companies</li> <li>The published financial statements of companies</li> <li>The statement of cash flows for companies</li> </ol> <h3>Part 9 An introduction to interpreting financial statements</h3> <ol start="35"> <li>Ratio analysis and the interpretation of financial statements</li> </ol> <p>Multiple-choice questions: Set 5</p> <h3>Appendices</h3> <ol> <li>Answers to review questions</li> <li>Answers to multiple-choice questions</li> <li>Glossary</li> </ol> <ul> <li>Index</li> </ul> </div>

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