Accounting Principles and Practice, Vol. 2 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Accounting Principles and Practice, Vol. 2

The present volume is the second of a series on accounting, and continues the work covered in Accounting: Principles and Practice, Volume I, which was published toward the end of the past year.

Volume II covers the second semester work of the first year of a collegiate course in accounting. It presents briefly in fifteen chapters, with questions and problems, the principles underlying record construction, accounting for partnerships, branches, consignments, and joint ventures, and the control of manufacturing records on the general books.

Since the author has outlined in considerable detail, in the first volume of this series, his aims and purposes in the presentation of the material covered in both volumes, it is necessary merely to add here that Volume II has been prepared with these ends in view, and is in every way a direct continuation of Volume I.

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