Accounting: an Introduction

Starting a business (case study - John Clarke) recording transactions in a balance sheet organizing the balance sheet measuring profit John Clarke - the first year of trading (case study part 2) ledger accounts and double entry bookkeeping purchases, sales and returns of stock accounting for revenue expenditure and revenue receipts the trial balance the trading and profit and loss account (part 1) the trading and profit and loss account (part 2) final accounts and the balance sheet Ann Jolly goes to Australia and leaves some problems to solve (case study) prepayments and accruals estimating and recording depreciation provision for bad debts final accounts of a sole trader with adjustments errors and the suspense account the case book and other divisions of the ledger bank reconciliation statements data collection and subsidiary books the journal value added tax the complete bookkeeping system and computerization sales ledger and purchase ledger control partnership accounts limited company accounts incomplete records single entry records case study of incomplete records club accounts manufacturing accounts valuing stock and valuing a business management accounting (part 1) management accounting (part 2) case study on management accounting solutions to some exercises.