Accounting

by Hodge, Bob, (Robert Ian Vere)

Type Book
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Suitable for students starting a course of study in bookkeeping and accounting. This book offers a fresh interpretation of the accounting model, then uses it to describe and illustrate the financial workings of the limited company. It covers the accounting knowledge required by non-specialist students of business and management.

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Title Statements

  • Full title :Accounting / Robert Hodge.

Summary

Suitable for students starting a course of study in bookkeeping and accounting. This book offers a fresh interpretation of the accounting model, then uses it to describe and illustrate the financial workings of the limited company. It covers the accounting knowledge required by non-specialist students of business and management.

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Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:2008.

Publication Statements

  • Publisher(s):Thomson Learning
  • Place of Publication:London
  • Language:eng
  • Publication Date:2008.

Notes

Paperback.

The Physical Object

  • Description:1 online resource (512 pages)

Edition Identifiers

  • oclc:on1310586427
  • LC Classification:HF
  • Dewey Decimal:657

Table of Contents

PART 1. INTRODUCTION. 1. Introduction. 2. The Double Entry Model of a Business. 3. Money and Value. PART 2. RECORDING EVENTS. 4. Analysing Simple Cash Transactions. 5. Credit and the Use of Promises. 6. Bank and Cheque Transactions. 7. Borrowing, Lending and Interest. 8. Involuntary Liabilities and One-Way Transactions. 9. Timing: When to Record a Transaction. 10. Transactions between a Firm and Its Owner. 11. Recording Transactions in Separate Accounts. 12. Corrections and Transfers between Accounts. 13. Debits and Credits -- Balancing an Account. 14. Reading Ledger Accounts. 15. The Trial Balance. 16. A Profit & Loss Account with Closing Stock. 17. Profit and the Accounting Equation. 18. A Simple Balance Sheet. 19. Opening Stock and Cost of Sales. 20. Stock and Profit. 21. Elements of the Full Length Profit & Loss Account. 22. The Income Statement and The P & L Account. 23. Three Levels of Profit. 24. The Extended Trial Balance. PART 3. REPORTING RESULTS. 25. An Introduction to Accounting Principles. 26. The Presentation of the Balance Sheet. 27. Fixed Assets and Depreciation. 28. The Provision for Depreciation Account. 29. Accounting for Fixed Asset Disposals. 30. Fixed Asset D…

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