Small Business Accounting System and Informatization Practice

Author: Guo Zongwen et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: The book is divided into four parts, totaling eighteen chapters. Part I is the Environmental Section, covering Chapters 1-3, which provides a comprehensive introduction to the current status and characteristics of small enterprises in China, as well as a comparative analysis of the differences between the Small Enterprise Accounting System and the Enterprise Accounting System. On this basis, it introduces the hardware environment, software environment, and basic steps of enterprise accounting informatization. Part II is the Financial Section, covering Chapters 4-9, which provides a detailed explanation of the application of the initialization of the small enterprise accounting information system, the accounting subsystem, the salary management subsystem, the fixed asset management subsystem, and the report processing subsystem. Part III is the Business Section, covering Chapters 10-16, which provides a detailed explanation of how to achieve financial and business integration, focusing on the three key business subsystems: procurement, inventory, and sales. Part IV is the Management Section, covering Chapters 17-18, which systematically introduces the operation, maintenance, and internal control of the accounting information system in the context of accounting informatization. The book is characterized by its up-to-date content, strong practicality, and broad scope. Based on the newly released Small Enterprise Accounting System and the Kingdee KIS7.5 software, the book focuses on practical issues encountered in accounting work, emphasizing the connection between theory and practice. In terms of technology, it incorporates the latest information technology into the teaching content. In terms of scope, it highlights key areas while striving to make the textbook content comprehensive, detailed, and complete. The book can serve as a textbook for accounting majors and related disciplines at universities and colleges, as well as for working financial and accounting personnel with accounting computerization knowledge. It can also be used as a reference for corporate financial leaders who have computer application knowledge.