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- Verlag: John Murray Press
- Seitenzahl: 352
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Juni 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 198mm x 130mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 202g
- ISBN-13: 9781473609174
- ISBN-10: 1473609178
- Artikelnr.: 42587328
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: John Murray Press
- Seitenzahl: 352
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Juni 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 198mm x 130mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 202g
- ISBN-13: 9781473609174
- ISBN-10: 1473609178
- Artikelnr.: 42587328
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Andy 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.
* 01: introduction
* 02: case studies
* 03: your bank account:
* 04: a simple cashbook;
* 05: analysis columns: layout;managing your creditors;
* 06: payments – filing: filing invoices;managing your creditors;
* 07: payments – cheque book:running totals;old cheque books
* 08: payments – cashbook:
* 09: non-allowable expenses:
* 10: purchase of equipment: scope of this chapter; recording
transactions; capital allowance calculations
* 11: credit cards: scope of this chapter; how to use a credit card for
business; bill paid in full; when only part of the bill is paid off;
filing;notes on timing
* 12: petty cash: cheque reimbursement;imprest petty cash system
* 13: 13 receipts – filing: cash or credit?;
* 14: receipts – paying-in book: credit business; cash business
* 15: receipts – cashbook:
* 16: capital introduced:
* 17: end of month procedures:
* 18: VAT; scope of this chapter;
* 19: wages: scope of this chapter;
* 20: end of year totals: cashbook totals;adjustment for balances
brought forward;further adjustments
* 21: adjustments for payments:recording the adjustments;possible
adjustments
* 22: adjustments to receipts: debtors;
* 23: transfer to tax return:
* 24: trial balance: introduction;
* 25: final accounts: adjusting payments;
* 26: budgeting and cash-flow forecasting:
* 27: costing and pricing: introduction;
* 28: computerisation: introduction;
* : appendix 1: ten top tips for choosing an accountant
* : appendix 2: jargonbuster
* : appendix 3: stationery list
* : appendix 4: recording sales of assets in a set of accounts
* : index
* 02: case studies
* 03: your bank account:
* 04: a simple cashbook;
* 05: analysis columns: layout;managing your creditors;
* 06: payments – filing: filing invoices;managing your creditors;
* 07: payments – cheque book:running totals;old cheque books
* 08: payments – cashbook:
* 09: non-allowable expenses:
* 10: purchase of equipment: scope of this chapter; recording
transactions; capital allowance calculations
* 11: credit cards: scope of this chapter; how to use a credit card for
business; bill paid in full; when only part of the bill is paid off;
filing;notes on timing
* 12: petty cash: cheque reimbursement;imprest petty cash system
* 13: 13 receipts – filing: cash or credit?;
* 14: receipts – paying-in book: credit business; cash business
* 15: receipts – cashbook:
* 16: capital introduced:
* 17: end of month procedures:
* 18: VAT; scope of this chapter;
* 19: wages: scope of this chapter;
* 20: end of year totals: cashbook totals;adjustment for balances
brought forward;further adjustments
* 21: adjustments for payments:recording the adjustments;possible
adjustments
* 22: adjustments to receipts: debtors;
* 23: transfer to tax return:
* 24: trial balance: introduction;
* 25: final accounts: adjusting payments;
* 26: budgeting and cash-flow forecasting:
* 27: costing and pricing: introduction;
* 28: computerisation: introduction;
* : appendix 1: ten top tips for choosing an accountant
* : appendix 2: jargonbuster
* : appendix 3: stationery list
* : appendix 4: recording sales of assets in a set of accounts
* : index
* 01: introduction
* 02: case studies
* 03: your bank account:
* 04: a simple cashbook;
* 05: analysis columns: layout;managing your creditors;
* 06: payments – filing: filing invoices;managing your creditors;
* 07: payments – cheque book:running totals;old cheque books
* 08: payments – cashbook:
* 09: non-allowable expenses:
* 10: purchase of equipment: scope of this chapter; recording
transactions; capital allowance calculations
* 11: credit cards: scope of this chapter; how to use a credit card for
business; bill paid in full; when only part of the bill is paid off;
filing;notes on timing
* 12: petty cash: cheque reimbursement;imprest petty cash system
* 13: 13 receipts – filing: cash or credit?;
* 14: receipts – paying-in book: credit business; cash business
* 15: receipts – cashbook:
* 16: capital introduced:
* 17: end of month procedures:
* 18: VAT; scope of this chapter;
* 19: wages: scope of this chapter;
* 20: end of year totals: cashbook totals;adjustment for balances
brought forward;further adjustments
* 21: adjustments for payments:recording the adjustments;possible
adjustments
* 22: adjustments to receipts: debtors;
* 23: transfer to tax return:
* 24: trial balance: introduction;
* 25: final accounts: adjusting payments;
* 26: budgeting and cash-flow forecasting:
* 27: costing and pricing: introduction;
* 28: computerisation: introduction;
* : appendix 1: ten top tips for choosing an accountant
* : appendix 2: jargonbuster
* : appendix 3: stationery list
* : appendix 4: recording sales of assets in a set of accounts
* : index
* 02: case studies
* 03: your bank account:
* 04: a simple cashbook;
* 05: analysis columns: layout;managing your creditors;
* 06: payments – filing: filing invoices;managing your creditors;
* 07: payments – cheque book:running totals;old cheque books
* 08: payments – cashbook:
* 09: non-allowable expenses:
* 10: purchase of equipment: scope of this chapter; recording
transactions; capital allowance calculations
* 11: credit cards: scope of this chapter; how to use a credit card for
business; bill paid in full; when only part of the bill is paid off;
filing;notes on timing
* 12: petty cash: cheque reimbursement;imprest petty cash system
* 13: 13 receipts – filing: cash or credit?;
* 14: receipts – paying-in book: credit business; cash business
* 15: receipts – cashbook:
* 16: capital introduced:
* 17: end of month procedures:
* 18: VAT; scope of this chapter;
* 19: wages: scope of this chapter;
* 20: end of year totals: cashbook totals;adjustment for balances
brought forward;further adjustments
* 21: adjustments for payments:recording the adjustments;possible
adjustments
* 22: adjustments to receipts: debtors;
* 23: transfer to tax return:
* 24: trial balance: introduction;
* 25: final accounts: adjusting payments;
* 26: budgeting and cash-flow forecasting:
* 27: costing and pricing: introduction;
* 28: computerisation: introduction;
* : appendix 1: ten top tips for choosing an accountant
* : appendix 2: jargonbuster
* : appendix 3: stationery list
* : appendix 4: recording sales of assets in a set of accounts
* : index