Basic Accounting (Second Edition) (Includes Exercise Manual)

Author: Zhang Jie
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: During the revision of this textbook, the newly revised "Company Law of China" (adopted by the 18th Session of the Standing Committee of the 10th National People's Congress on October 27, 2005) was distributed. The revision of the "Company Law" has had a profound impact on China's accounting. Therefore, the content of this textbook has been supplemented and improved in accordance with relevant regulations. This courseware has the following three distinct features:
First, the conciseness of content.
1. The main content of this course is concentrated in the first nine chapters, highlighting the key points of the course and facilitating systematic learning for learners.
2. The relevant accounting terms and key points are summarized as necessary, helping learners grasp the essentials.
3. The relevant accounting problems are highly summarized in concise language, making it easier for learners to memorize and understand.
Second, the intuitiveness of form.
In this courseware, animations, static diagrams, and charts are used as much as possible to explain basic accounting knowledge. This is a bold attempt unprecedented in the field. The goal is to make profound theories more accessible, abstract problems more concrete, and complex issues simpler. It also helps reduce learners' mental pressure when facing this course, increases learning interest, and stimulates enthusiasm.
Third, the simplicity of understanding.
With concise text coordinated with animated forms and a step-by-step explanation, the content is easy to understand, allowing learners to study accounting knowledge in a relaxed atmosphere. For content with strong operational requirements, basic methods are explained along with necessary examples, which helps learners deepen their understanding and mastery of related issues.
This book mainly introduces accounting elements and accounting accounts, double-entry bookkeeping, accounting vouchers, the organization and management of accounting work, and the accounting data processing procedures.