Bookkeeping for Small Businesses: Simple steps to becoming a confident bookkeeper

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Weight 0.395 kg
Dimensions 3.2 × 13.2 × 19.7 cm
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Paperback

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496

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Year Published

2015-8-27

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Publication City/Country

London, United Kingdom

ISBN 10

1473609143

About The Author

Andrew Lymer is Head of Department of Accounting and Finance at University of Birmingham. He also heads up Lymer & Associates, undertaking numerous research, consultancy and publishing projects.Nick Rowbottom is a lecturer in Accounting and Finance at Birmingham University

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Your bookkeeping bootcampBookkeeping for Small Businesses is a concise introduction to the routine recording of business transactions.Bookkeeping is about the recording of financial transactions. Computers typically support the documentation process in even small businesses, but the accurate recording of transactions remains essential to creating correct accounting outputs. For that reason, bookkeepers need to understand the principles in this book to set up and operate effective accounting systems whether or not using computers. Fortunately, bookkeeping isn't mysterious. Its 'rules' are logical and straightforward. They are readily mastered with practice, as you will quickly discover by working through this step-by-step guide covering all the essential elements of this topic. · Assumes no prior knowledge· Includes details on the use of computers to support your bookkeeping· Features worked examples and carefully graded questions· Includes three complete examination papers with fully worked solutions· Covers the main syllabus requirements of elementary examinations in bookkeeping Andy Lymer is a Professor of Accounting and Taxation at the University of Birmingham. He also heads up Lymer & Associates, undertaking numerous education, consultancy and publishing projects.