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Basic accounting concepts and procedures : the why and wherefore approach to learning accounting

By:

Garcia, Percy C

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Manila ; Rex Book Store; 2006Edition: 1st edDescription: x, 226 p. ; ill; Includes indexISBN:

971-23-4488-6

Subject(s):

Accounting

DDC classification:

Fil 657 G16b

Summary: This book, conceived as the why and where-for approach to learning accounting, aims to introduce the beginner to the basic accounting concepts and procedures involved in processing business transactions of a sole proprietor engaged in the trading or merchandising business. The book is ideal as a textbook for a one semester six-unit course in basic accounting for business as well as accounting students. Professors can also benefit from well-organized topics to improve their presentations

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This book, conceived as the why and where-for approach to learning accounting, aims to introduce the beginner to the basic accounting concepts and procedures involved in processing business transactions of a sole proprietor engaged in the trading or merchandising business. The book is ideal as a textbook for a one semester six-unit course in basic accounting for business as well as accounting students. Professors can also benefit from well-organized topics to improve their presentations

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