Book Description Accounting Insight uses the every day records (the sales invoices, purchase invoices, bank cheque and paying-in books e.t.c.) of a sample business case to guide you through the preparation of accounts. These everyday records account for large number of the accounting transactions of the average business. By using the knowledge in this book you can do a significant amount of the accounting for a business. The remaining complex transactions can be dealt with on the advice of an accountant.
The language used in the book is mainly non-technical and so anyone can gain a useful insight into accounting easily. Any technical terms are introduced from their ordinary origins, thus making the book suitable for non-accounts staff and managers who need to understand accounting as part of their work. Learning by doing and using colorful samples makes this course a practical, memorable and stimulating acquisition of essential knowledge for business people, accountancy trainees and anyone who needs or wants to understand accounting and accounts in their profession or work. With no external pressure you can learn accounting at your own pace and in your own time - an excellent way to learn. All without the stress of the work place and deadlines. Accounting books for accounting courses and for training on how to use accounting software: This book is excellent as training material on its own, for use in practical accounting courses and as practice material for training staff on how to use new accounting software. So if you are looking for accounting courses, accounting books or accounting software you have found a useful starting point. From the Publisher: Edwin Olima FCCA has worked in public practice preparing accounts for small and medium sized businesses in England since 1995. His work has resulted in this book which is a distillation of essential accounting knowledge that anyone can acquire and use to keep their business records and increase their understanding of the basics of accountancy.
