Auditing, Accounting and Banking: A Manual for Accountants, Advanced Book-Keeping Students, and Business Men (Classic Reprint)

Bu8. A dmin. Library HF D75a PREFACE Tins work is a pi actical guide for the great and ever-increasing number of students of A uditing, A ccounting, and Banking, and it will also prove of great utility to practising accountants and business men generally. In the first part of the book, attention is given to the important subject of A uditing, the principles of .0(4 which are treated in a concise and practical manner. In the section dealing nth A ccounting, the theoretical principles of Book-keeping have been dealt with from a practical standpoint, and great attention has been given to the adoption of double1 entry methods to various undertakings. Departmental A ccounts, Provisions andR eserves, Sinking Funds, Depreciation, Hire Purchase A ccounts, Branch A ccounts, Partnership A ccounts, -L imited Company A ccounts, Stores andS tock A ccounts, ftV etc., have been dealt with in a lucid manner, the result of practical business experience. In the section on Banking it vill be found that the whole field is covered in chapters which deal with theB ank of England, Cheques and Bills of Exchange, Banker and Customer, Foreign Exchanges, Bankers Charges, Bank Book-keeping,
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