Complete Accounting for Cambridge IGCSE (R) & O Level
2nd Edition
Published on 19. April 2018
Book
Mixed media product
504 pages
978-0-19-842523-6 (ISBN)
Description
Support exam success and build foundations for the future with a rigorous approach for the updated Cambridge IGCSE and O Level syllabuses (0452/7707). Complete Accounting (Second Edition) is fully aligned to the latest syllabus (0454/7707) and includes a comprehensive mapping grid, so you can be sure of complete support.
Build exam confidence with integrated support for the updated assessments. The comprehensive and rigorous approach is also packed with enrichment material to prepare students for further studies in Accounting. Worked examples and realistic activities connect theory to practice and ensure students are engaged.
Extend learning with interactive tests, revision checklists, sample accounting documents, exam-style practice and Student Book answers on the accompanying support site.
Build exam confidence with integrated support for the updated assessments. The comprehensive and rigorous approach is also packed with enrichment material to prepare students for further studies in Accounting. Worked examples and realistic activities connect theory to practice and ensure students are engaged.
Extend learning with interactive tests, revision checklists, sample accounting documents, exam-style practice and Student Book answers on the accompanying support site.
Reviews / Votes
An excellent book for students learning bookkeeping and accountancy for the first time. Comprehensive and easy to follow, it provides the ideal foundation for further study and a future career in the accountancy profession. * Caroline Gardner, Auditor General for Scotland, member of the International Standards Ethics Board f * I am very excited to receive the printed copy of Complete Accounting for Cambridge O Level and IGCSE. I appreciate your support in helping our students in this part of the world to be well equipped with the latest syllabuses, for the first examinations in 2015. I will look forward eagerly to sharing this with my other staff members and the students. I am sure the students who are passionate about Accounting will equally look forward to this copy being shared with them. * Frank R Fernandes, Head of Post 16 & Senior Teacher of Accounting, Cambridge International School- G *More details
Edition
2nd Revised edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Oxford
United Kingdom
Target group
Primary & secondary/elementary & high school
Edition type
Revised edition
Dimensions
Height: 277 mm
Width: 221 mm
Thickness: 24 mm
Weight
1408 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-19-842523-6 (9780198425236)
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Schweitzer Classification
Content
Syllabus matching grid
1 Basic accounting principles
1.1: The role of accounting
1.2: The double-entry system of book-keeping
1.3: Documentary records
1.4: Books of prime entry
1.5: The cash book
1.6: The general journal
1.7: The ledger
1.8: The trial balance
1.9: Adjustments to ledger accounts
2 Accounting procedures
2.1: Capital and revenue expenditure and receipts
2.2: Accounting for depreciation
2.3: Correction of errors
2.4: Control accounts
3 Final statements
3.1: Income statements
3.2: Statements of financial position
4 Preparation of financial statements
4.1: Sole traders
4.2: Partnerships
4.3: Clubs and societies
4.4: Preparing financial statements from incomplete records
4.5: Limited liability companies
4.6: Manufacturing accounts
5 Payroll accounts
5.1: Payroll records
5.2: Book-keeping entries for payroll
6 Advanced principles
6.1: Financial relationships
6.2: Accounting principles
1 Basic accounting principles
1.1: The role of accounting
1.2: The double-entry system of book-keeping
1.3: Documentary records
1.4: Books of prime entry
1.5: The cash book
1.6: The general journal
1.7: The ledger
1.8: The trial balance
1.9: Adjustments to ledger accounts
2 Accounting procedures
2.1: Capital and revenue expenditure and receipts
2.2: Accounting for depreciation
2.3: Correction of errors
2.4: Control accounts
3 Final statements
3.1: Income statements
3.2: Statements of financial position
4 Preparation of financial statements
4.1: Sole traders
4.2: Partnerships
4.3: Clubs and societies
4.4: Preparing financial statements from incomplete records
4.5: Limited liability companies
4.6: Manufacturing accounts
5 Payroll accounts
5.1: Payroll records
5.2: Book-keeping entries for payroll
6 Advanced principles
6.1: Financial relationships
6.2: Accounting principles