Principles of Accounting (3rd edition)
Author(s): Murray J. Smart; Nazir Awan; Denis H. Bourke
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING introduces students to the general principles and concepts of accounting, including budgeting as well as the analysis and interpretation of financial reports. Written in a clear, easy-to-follow style, the text examines: the concepts on which accounting rests, the methods by which accounting events are measured, and the uses to which accounting information is put. This very readable book is ideal for students needing to understand financial statements in order to make business decisions. It will also serve those who want to further their studies in accounting and require a solid grounding in the underlying concepts and methods. It helps to demystify the science of accounting, giving an understanding of how financial statements are put together and what they mean.
Product Information
<p><p>1 Introduction; 2 The business environment; 3 The New Zealand Framework for the Preparation and Presentation of Financial Statements; 4 The accounting process; 5 The Balance Sheet; 6 Income Statement and Statement of Changes in Equity; 7 The Cash Flow Statement; 8 Non-cash impacts on financial statements; 9 Business planning and budgeting; 10 Analysis and interpretation of fi nancial statements; Appendix: The big picture; Glossary; Index</p></p>
General Fields
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- : Pearson Education New Zealand Limited
- : Prentice Hall New Zealand
- : 11 October 2007
- : 260x200mm
- : New Zealand
- : books
Special Fields
- : Murray J. Smart; Nazir Awan; Denis H. Bourke
- : Paperback
- : 2nd Revised edition
- : 657
- : vi, 287
- : Accounting
