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Frank Wood's book-keeping and accounts.

By: Wood, Frank, 1926-2000.
Contributor(s): Robinson, Sheila I.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Harlow : Financial Times/Prentice Hall, 2004Edition: 6th ed. / Frank Wood and Sheila Robinson.Description: viii, 575 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.ISBN: 0273685481; 9780273685487.Other title: Book-keeping and accounts.Subject(s): Bookkeeping | Accounting | Bookkeeping -- Problems, exercises, etc | Accounting -- Problems, exercises, etc | Finance and Accounting | Finance & accounting | Financial accounting | Management accounting & bookkeepingDDC classification: 657.2 WOO Summary: 'Frank Wood's Book-keeping and Accounts' is specifically written to cover the requirements of first-level vocational courses in bookkeeping and accounting examinations set by the RSA, LCCI, PEI and BTEC.
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

Gives an introduction to accountancy. This work covers the syllabus requirements of various examining bodies, including GCSE, OCR, Pitman Qualifications, LCCI, IAB, and NVQ Level 2 award for AAT, CAT and Edexcel. It also includes chapters on Banking Transactions, and Extended Trial Balance, and hundreds of questions - many from exam papers.

Previous ed.: 2001.

Includes index.

'Frank Wood's Book-keeping and Accounts' is specifically written to cover the requirements of first-level vocational courses in bookkeeping and accounting examinations set by the RSA, LCCI, PEI and BTEC.

Table of contents provided by Syndetics

  • Part 1 Introduction To Double Entry Accounting
  • 1 Introduction to accounting
  • 2 The accounting equation and the balance sheet
  • 3 The double entry system for assets, liabilities and capital
  • 4 The double entry system for the asset of stock
  • 5 The double entry systems for expenses and revenues
  • 6 Balancing off accounts
  • 7 The trial balance
  • Part 2 The Financial Statements Of A Business
  • 8 An introduction to the trading and profit and loss account
  • 9 The balance sheet
  • 10 Financial statements: further considerations
  • 11 Accounting concepts
  • Part 3 Books Of Original Entry
  • 12 Books of original entry and ledgers
  • 13 Banking transactions
  • 14 Cash books
  • 15 Bank reconciliation statements
  • 16 Value added tax
  • 17 Petty cash and the imprest system
  • 18 Capital and revenue expenditures
  • 19 The sales day book, sales ledger, related documentation and other considerations
  • 20 The purchases day book, purchases ledger and related documentation
  • 21 The returns day books and documentation
  • 22 Analytical sales and purchases day books
  • 23 Control accounts
  • 24 The journal
  • Part 4 Adjustments For Financial Statements
  • 25 Methods of depreciation
  • 26 Double entry records for depreciation and the disposal of assets
  • 27 Bad debts and provision for doubtful debts
  • 28 Other adjustments for financial statements
  • 29 Extended trial balance
  • 30 Stock valuation
  • 31 Error and their effect on accounting records
  • 32 Suspense accounts and errors
  • Part 5 Financial Statements Of Other Organisations
  • 33 Single entry and incomplete records
  • 34 Club accounts
  • 35 Manufacturing accounts
  • 36 Partnership accounts
  • 37 Limited company accounts
  • 38 Analysis and interpretation of accounts
  • Appendix A Glossary of accounting terms
  • Appendix B Model layouts for financial statements and worksheet
  • Appendix C Multiple-choice questions
  • Appendix D Answers to multiple-choice questions
  • Appendix E Answers to exercises