Accounting Basics and Practice (Non-accounting Major) (Non-accounting Major)

Author: Zhang Yuanlu
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book is specifically designed to meet the needs of students from non-accounting majors in economic management disciplines for learning accounting knowledge. It organically integrates three parts: basic accounting, financial accounting, and financial statement analysis. The book provides a concise introduction to the fundamental principles of accounting, comprehensively explains the content of the corporate accounting cycle, systematically introduces the accounting for assets, liabilities, owner's equity, revenues, expenses, and profits, and focuses on the analysis and application of financial statements. The main features of this book are: targeted at non-accounting majors, emphasizing the introduction of basic knowledge without delving into theoretical elaboration; focusing on the processing of accounting information and the acquisition and utilization of information without in-depth accounting treatment; emphasizing examples and case analysis while avoiding abstract and complex theoretical statements; keeping pace with the times and emphasizing practicality. This book is suitable as a textbook for accounting courses in higher vocational and technical colleges for non-accounting majors, as well as a reference book for self-study and training of economic management personnel.
This book is designed to meet the needs of students from non-accounting majors in economic management disciplines for learning accounting knowledge. It organically integrates three parts: basic accounting, financial accounting, and financial statement analysis. The book introduces the fundamental principles of accounting, the corporate accounting cycle, the accounting for assets, liabilities, owner's equity, revenues, expenses, and profits, as well as the analysis and application of financial statements. It is suitable as a textbook for accounting courses in higher vocational and technical colleges for non-accounting majors, as well as a reference book for self-study and training of economic management personnel.