How to do bookkeeping

Author: Tracy (USA), translated by Wang Zhiyong and others
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Publish Date: 2000-06-01
Features: How to understand financial statements? How to control costs? This book uses simple and easy-to-understand language to tell you the small tricks for business managers to handle accounting information. This book is primarily written for non-accounting professionals who need to master and apply accounting knowledge. It is rich in content, simple in language, easy to learn and use, and especially valuable for reference for those engaged in enterprise management. The book consists of five parts and seventeen chapters. Part I is Accounting Basics, which lays the foundation for the subsequent four parts. The second part is about understanding financial statements, and the content of this part is necessary for anyone with an interest in the company to read. The third part discusses the accounting tools and techniques commonly used by business managers, involving profit, budget, capital structure, cost control, and the selection of accounting methods, among others. The fourth part covers the company's external financial reporting. The fifth part involves the ten common methods used by business managers to handle accounting information and the ten common questions often asked by investors.