Author: Ji Wenli
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book is based on the practical needs of enterprise accounting work, closely aligns with the teaching objectives of basic accounting for vocational and technical colleges, and caters to the characteristics of students in vocational and technical colleges. It is compiled using the accounting process of an industrial enterprise as a blueprint. The book is divided into three units: Unit 1 is Accounting Basic Writing Practice, including the training of accounting fundamentals such as Arabic numerals, written amounts, and the writing of invoice dates on documents; Unit 2 is Specific Skill Practice, which follows the content and order of each chapter in Basic Accounting, with "Vouchers, Accounts, and Financial Statements" as the main thread, to train and strengthen students' basic accounting skills; Unit 3 is Comprehensive Skill Practice, which combines the actual economic activities of a specific industrial enterprise, directly reproduces the main economic transactions of the company using original vouchers, placing students in the actual accounting work environment, and cultivating their job skills for entry-level accounting positions.
Basic Accounting Practice
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