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Anonymous users2024-02-05Accounting practice refers to the process of accounting processing, generally from the beginning of filling in vouchers to the end of preparing statements. It is also called accounting.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Accounting Practice is a book published by Economic Science Press in 2009, and the author of this book is the Accounting Qualification Evaluation Center of the Ministry of Finance.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Chapter 1 General Remarks.
Chapter II Inventory.
Chapter III Fixed Assets.
Chapter IV Investment Real Estate.
Chapter 5 Long-term Equity Investment.
Chapter VI Intangible Assets.
Chapter VII Exchange of Non-Monetary Assets.
Chapter VIII Asset Impairment.
Chapter IX Financial Assets.
Chapter 10 Share-based Payment.
Chapter 11 Long-term Liabilities and Borrowing Costs.
Chapter 12 Debt Restructuring.
Chapter 13 Contingencies.
Chapter XIV Income.
Chapter 15 The Theory of Gains.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Chapter 1 Overview.
Overview of Management Accounting.
The Emergence and Development of Management Accounting.
Management Accounting and Financial Accounting.
Think about it. Practice a specialization.
Chapter 2 is completed. It is a habit.
Costs and their classification.
Cost habits. Mixed cost decomposition method.
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Chapter 3 Variable Cost Method.
Basis of variable costing.
Analysis of the variable cost method.
A combination of variable costing and total costing.
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Chapter 4 Quantitative and Profitable Analysis.
An overview of the cost-benefit analysis.
Calculation of the break-even point for a single product.
A special method for solving the break-even point.
Dependence on cost and profit.
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Chapter 5** Analysis.
Sales**.
Cost**. Profit**.
Funding requirements**.
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Chapter 6 Business Decisions.
Chapter 7 Investment Decisions.
Chapter 8 Cost Control.
Chapter 9 Overall Budget.
Chapter 10 Responsible Accounting.
Chapter 11 Activity Cost Management.
Appendix A Table of Unary Final Value Coefficients.
Appendix B Table of Unary Present Value Coefficients.
Appendix C: Table of the Final Values of One Dollar Ordinary Annuity.
Appendix D Table of Present Value Coefficients of One Dollar Ordinary Annuity.
References.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Chapter 1 Introduction.
Practice Goals. Exercises.
Practice question answers.
Chapter 2 Accounting Elements and Basic Accounting Equations.
Practice Goals. Exercises.
Practice question answers.
Chapter III Accounts and Accounts.
Practice Goals. Exercises.
Practice question answers.
Chapter 4 Double-entry bookkeeping and debit accounting.
Practice Goals. Exercises.
Practice question answers.
Chapter V Accounting Vouchers.
Practice Goals. Exercises.
Practice question answers.
Chapter VI Accounting Books.
Practice Goals. Exercises.
Practice question answers.
Chapter VII: Property Inventory.
Practice Goals. Exercises.
Practice question answers.
Chapter VIII Accounting Statements.
Practice Goals. Exercises.
Practice question answers.
Chapter IX Accounting Procedures.
Practice Goals. Exercises.
Practice question answers.
Chapter 10 Organization of Accounting Work.
Practice Goals. Exercises.
Practice question answers.
Main bibliography.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Chapter 1 Characteristics of Accounting for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises.
Section 1 The particularity of accounting work in small and medium-sized enterprises.
1. The particularity of the accounting information needs of small and medium-sized enterprises.
Second, the particularity of the establishment of accounting institutions for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Third, the particularity of the accounting staffing of small and medium-sized enterprises.
Section 2 Analysis of the Characteristics of the Accounting System for Small Enterprises.
1. Appropriate application of the principle of prudence.
2. Coordination of accounting treatment and tax system.
3. Simplification and consistency of accounting subjects.
Fourth, the preparation of cash flow statement alternatives.
5. Improve the cost-effectiveness of accounting.
Chapter II Monetary Funds.
Chapter III Accounts receivable.
Chapter IV Investment.
Chapter 5 Inventory.
Chapter VI Fixed Assets and Intangible Assets.
Chapter VII Liabilities.
Chapter VIII Owners' Rights and Interests.
Chapter IX Income.
Chapter 10 Fees.
Chapter 11 Profits and Distribution of Profits.
Chapter XII Financial statements.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30Foreword Introduction Course Task 1 Familiar with Enterprise and Accounting Task 2 Understand the basic information of financial accounting of the unit combining engineering and learning (Sanyou Garment Company) Task 3 Familiarize yourself with the relevant basic knowledge of accounting Task 4 Understand the accounting process (method).
Module 1 Setting up Ledger Accounts Task 1 Familiarize yourself with the elements of accounting Task 2 Setting up ledger accounts Task 3 Setting up accounts.
Module 2 Loan Accounting Task 1 Master the principle of loan accounting Task 2 Familiar with the accounting of the production and operation process of production enterprises.
Module 3 Fill in and review accounting vouchers Task 1 Recognize accounting vouchers Task 2 Fill in and review original vouchers Task 3 Fill in and review accounting vouchers.
Module 4 Setting up and Registering Accounting Books Task 1 Setting Up Accounting Books Task 2 Registering Accounting Books Task 3 Correcting Errors.
Module 5 Cost Calculation Task 1 Production Cost Calculation of Production Enterprises Task 2 Cost Calculation of Products Sold by Production Enterprises.
Module 6 Property Inventory Task 1 Inventory Task 2 Deal with the results of property inventory.
Module 7 Preparation of Accounting Statements Task 1 Preparation of Balance Sheet Task 2 Preparation of income statement.
Module 8 Simulated Top-job Training Module 9 Accounting Work and Professional Standards Task 1 Understand the accounting work organization, accounting institutions and accounting personnel Task 2 Understand accounting laws and regulations.
Course Conclusion: The Accounting Profession is Full of Opportunities and Challenges References.
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