Accounting Full Simulation for Small Commercial Companies

Author: Chen Qihua
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The dryness of accounting theory makes it difficult for beginners to quickly get started; the highly condensed nature of accounting theory teaching creates a disconnect between what is learned and what is actually done in accounting work; the principle-based nature of accounting work and the confidentiality of accounting data make it hard for students to find internship opportunities to practice before entering the field. This book bridges the gap between accounting theory teaching and accounting practice, helping aspiring accountants of small commercial companies preparing to enter the workforce to undergo a comprehensive simulated accounting operation. This enables them to be fully competent in handling accounting tasks for small commercial companies right from the start. The content of this book is derived from the practical operations of a typical small commercial company, and is based on its extensive real accounting data, which has been analyzed, selected, and supplemented. The examples provided in this book are highly similar to various small commercial companies in society. Therefore, readers with some accounting theory knowledge but lacking practical experience can fully benefit from the content of this book to quickly adapt to the accounting role in small commercial companies.