Simple Secrets behind Difficult Accounting-concepts - Prakash, A. Hari
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This compilation is divided into 16 sections spread over eight stand-alone mini-volumes. These accounting secrets are a result of umpteen mistakes I have committed in the course of more than 43 years of accounts-writing including preparation of more than 700 real-life balance-sheets and over 150 real-life project-reports, all manually, an indication that the analytical capabilities have not been handed over to the computer. Add to this, over two decades of teaching accounts and related subjects and conducting programmes for many schools and colleges. No need to memorise entries. No need to use…mehr

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This compilation is divided into 16 sections spread over eight stand-alone mini-volumes. These accounting secrets are a result of umpteen mistakes I have committed in the course of more than 43 years of accounts-writing including preparation of more than 700 real-life balance-sheets and over 150 real-life project-reports, all manually, an indication that the analytical capabilities have not been handed over to the computer. Add to this, over two decades of teaching accounts and related subjects and conducting programmes for many schools and colleges. No need to memorise entries. No need to use any tricks to remember concepts. These secrets, deep-rooted in logic and common sense, are explained in an easy-to-understand step-by-step method. These secrets, apart from becoming a life-long asset, would not only help the learner in understanding advanced chapters quite easily but also make assignments, project works, classroom instructions, video and You Tube lectures, tuition sessions and self-study efforts more comprehensible. Prior knowledge of accounts is not necessary.
Autorenporträt
Hari Prakash holds a bachelor¿s degree in commerce apart from postgraduate diplomas in journalism, business administration and marketing management.When he is not writing or teaching accounts, he is busy with content-writing or conducting programs for school children.In spite of whatever little experience he has, he is still a learner.