Accounting for Real Estate Development Enterprises (Latest Real Estate Management and Operation Series) Northeast University of Finance and Economics Press

Author: Wang Yuhong
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Publish Date: 2003-09-19
Features: This book is divided into 15 chapters, emphasizing the principle of integrating theory with practice. It takes accounting elements as the main thread, follows the accounting requirements of the "Enterprise Accounting System," and is based on specific accounting standards. It also pays attention to explaining the accounting content and methods of real estate development enterprises in line with the characteristics of their business activities, especially providing detailed discussions on the chapter on costs and expenses. The book focuses on practicality, using examples to explain difficult content and issues. For accounting accounts that have changed names or been newly established according to the accounting requirements of the "Enterprise Accounting System," footnotes are provided for comparison, making it easier for readers to understand. This is one of the book's distinctive features. In the explanation of accounting theory and accounting practices, the book follows the principle of starting with the simple and gradually moving to the complex, making it easy to understand. The book combines normativity, theoretical depth, and practicality, making it suitable as a business learning tool for accounting and finance personnel of real estate development enterprises, as a teaching material for relevant professional courses on real estate development enterprise accounting in financial and economic universities, as a training or self-study textbook and reference book for professionals in investment, finance, economic management, engineering management, and other fields, and also provides assistance for individuals engaging in real estate investment and for the broader public to learn about real estate development enterprise accounting.