Accounting in Ten Days for Beginners

Author: Wen Hao
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features:
● Preparation required for entering the profession;
● Double-entry bookkeeping is a scientific method;
● The starting point of accounting operations—accounting vouchers;
● Classification of accounting information—accounting ledgers;
● The core of accounting work—accounting processing;
● The centralized reflection of accounting information—accounting statements;
● Methods of taxation and tax avoidance must be thoroughly understood;
● Simulating accounting work—Effective learning methods.
This book teaches you to understand the professional characteristics and job responsibilities of accountants. It helps you learn double-entry bookkeeping, the preparation of various vouchers, and the methods of recording various ledgers. It teaches you to master the content and techniques of accounting for business economic transactions. It teaches you to prepare and interpret accounting statements, as well as tax and tax avoidance skills. In short, this book will teach you the basic knowledge of enterprise accounting quickly. Through the full process of simulating enterprise accounting operations, it enables you to grasp the basic accounting tasks of enterprises as soon as possible.
This book systematically introduces the basic knowledge of accounting in plain language and provides concise explanations for the various difficulties encountered by those newly entering accounting positions. The book is divided into two parts:
Part 1 () mainly introduces the basic knowledge of accounting operations, emphasizing the practical aspects and introducing the basic workflow and key points of accounting work.
Part 2 (the tenth day) is the Accounting Practice Drill, which simulates the entire accounting process of a business and teaches basic accounting knowledge through practical examples.
This book is suitable for accounting beginners to quickly enter the role of enterprise accounting and serves as an introductory textbook for accounting.
Target Audience: Accounting beginners, enterprise finance and accounting personnel, and accounting students and teachers in colleges and universities.