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100			_aWood's, Frank
245			_aBusiness accounting _bvolume 1
250			_a12th ed
260			_aKuala Lumpur _bPearson Education Malaysia _cJanuary 1, 2011
300			_3text _a781 _bIllustrations _c7.25 x 1 x 9.5 inches
490			_3text _vVolume 1
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505			_aThe book is divided into 10 parts, covering:​ Introduction to Financial Accounting Books and Transactions Financial Statements Accounting Today Adjustments for Financial Statements Checks and Errors Special Accounting Procedures Partnership and Company Accounts Financial Analysis Management Accounting​
520			_a📝 Summary This edition offers a comprehensive introduction to financial accounting, emphasizing the double-entry system, preparation of financial statements, and analysis of business transactions. It integrates IFRS compliance, professional ethics, and disaster recovery considerations. New features include a chapter on 'Maths for Accounting' and a section on 'Accounting Today'. The book is designed to cater to both academic and professional audiences. 🧾 Abstract Frank Wood’s Business Accounting Volume 1 serves as an essential resource for students and professionals seeking a solid foundation in financial accounting. The 12th edition has been updated to reflect current accounting standards and practices, providing clear explanations, practical examples, and a structured approach to learning. Supplementary materials, including MyAccountingLab, offer additional support for mastering the subject matter. ⭐ Review The 12th edition has received positive feedback for its clarity and comprehensive coverage. Reviewers appreciate the logical progression of topics and the inclusion of real-world examples. The integration of IFRS standards and the addition of new chapters enhance its relevance and applicability. The book is praised for being accessible to beginners while still offering depth for advanced learners. ​
521			_aThis textbook is ideal for:​ Students pursuing courses in accounting at secondary, tertiary, or professional levels Individuals preparing for qualifications from bodies such as the LCCI, AAT, or various Chartered Accountancy institutes
650			_aFinancial accounting- Teacher resource
650			_aAccounting principles
650			_aAccounting ethics
650			_aTrial balance
650			_aBank reconciliation
650			_aAccruals and prepayments
650			_aErrors and fraud in accounting
700			_aAlan Sangster
856			_3Click here for the pdf _uhttps://www.scribd.com/presentation/319067060/Chapter-1
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