Chief Accountant's Manual, Vol. 1, Vol. 2, Vol. 3

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Publisher: Inner Mongolia Culture Publishing House
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Features: With the development of China's socialist market economy, many new situations and issues have emerged in China's accounting practice field. In response to these changes, the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress revised and passed the "Accounting Law of the People's Republic of China" on October 31, 1999. The implementation of the new Accounting Law has further established the legal basis for the financial management of units. As the core of unit financial work, the chief accountant needs to update their accounting concepts, learn new business, and master new skills in accordance with changing circumstances to ensure that unit financial management always remains at an accurate and efficient level. The new accounting system has changed the long-standing practice of regulating the accounting work of grassroots units by formulating departmental and ownership-specific accounting systems. Instead, it adopts accounting standards applicable to all enterprises to guide accounting practices. The accounting practice field is undergoing a transformation of renewal and replacement. To this end, we have compiled this "Chief Accountant Handbook," aiming to promote the in-depth development of the accounting system reform through the standardized accounting behavior of chief accountants. This book comprehensively reflects the dynamics of the accounting system reform and systematically interprets the techniques of chief accountant work. It covers all aspects of chief accountant responsibilities, with compilers being authoritative figures in the industry. With this book in hand, what more could one ask for?