Practical Accounting English

Author: Gao Pingyang (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book focuses on cultivating readers' ability to express accounting knowledge in English and helping them effectively accumulate accounting terminology, emphasizing practicality. In terms of content arrangement, the book is divided into 15 chapters, covering all major areas of financial accounting, and comprehensively includes common linguistic phenomena and frequently used accounting terms. "Why step forward when you can leap?" This was a statement made to me several years ago by a partner at PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers), meaning "If you can stand, don't crouch; if you can run, don't walk." When I encountered more and more accomplished accountants (CPAs) who felt underappreciated due to their lack of accounting English proficiency, and more and more middle-to-high-level managers who felt uneasy when they couldn't understand English financial statements, I realized I should do something to help them truly stand up and run forward—hence this book. This book is primarily prepared for readers who have a general foundation in English. For readers with more than six years of English learning experience (high school graduation) or those who have accumulated significant experience in the financial field and wish to learn professional English to express their accumulated knowledge and expertise in English; or for those in management positions who need to read English financial statements and communicate management information in English (most of which comes from accounting information), then this book is tailored for you.