Financial Accounting: Principles and Practice
Keywords:
Financial Accounting, Principles of Accounting, Double Entry, Financial Statements, Trial Balance, Adjustments to financial statements, Cash Flow, IFRS, Partnerships, Sole traders, Limited Companies, Accounting Concepts, Bookkeeping, Journals, Ledger, Final Accounts, International StandardsSynopsis
Financial Accounting: Principles and Practice offers a comprehensive and practical introduction to the core principles of financial accounting. It covers fundamental concepts such as the accounting equation, double-entry bookkeeping, and preparation of financial statements for different forms of business organizations.
The book emphasizes clarity, application, and conceptual understanding, supported by worked examples, illustrations, and end-of-chapter questions. Special attention is given to the preparation of accounts for sole traders, partnerships, and companies, together with adjustments, reconciliations, and the presentation of financial information in line with international standards.
Designed for professional and academic use, the text equips readers with the technical knowledge and practical skills needed to understand, prepare, and interpret financial accounts in a modern business environment.
Chapters
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Chapter 1: Introduction to Financial Accounting
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Chapter 2: Double entry book-keeping
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Chapter 3: Preparation of basic financial statements
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Chapter 4: Returns and Discounts
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Chapter 5: Accounting for Inventory
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Chapter 6: Accounting for Tangible Non-Current Assets
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Chapter 7: Accounting for Intangible Non-Current Assets
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Chapter 8: Accounting for Accruals and Prepayments
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Chapter 9: Accounting for receivables
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Chapter 10: Liabilities, Provisions and Contingent Liabilities
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Chapter 11: Control Accounts and Bank Reconciliations
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Chapter 12: Preparation of financial statements for a sole-proprietor
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Chapter 13: Preparation of financial statements for a partnership
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Chapter 14: Preparation of financial statements for a company
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Chapter 15: Preparation of Cash Flow Statements
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Chapter 16: Incomplete records
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Chapter 17: Interpretation of financial statements
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