Bookkeeping category: 137 books

This book focuses on the specific needs of the tax preparation community. With solid and detailed advice on everything from how to configure your office space to how to market your practice, the author makes it easy to understand the components of a successful practice. Her personal experiences...

QuickBooks is the most popular small business accounting software program, and it is used in all types of industries. Legal firms are no exception, with thousands of small law offices using QuickBooks across the country. But lawyers and their firms have specific needs. QuickBooks can be a smart choice...

This eBook is designed to provide an important reminder for all organisations (although focused on new small, and emerging groups), to maintain good financial bookkeep as part of its overall organisational operation. This eBook edition purely provides screen shots of each of the five main...

Pursuing An Accounting Career: Everything You Need To Know About Becoming An Accountant This book covers several topics including: Chapter 1: Accounting Dictionary Chapter 2: Accountancy Career: The Reasons Why You Should Choose Accounting Chapter 3: Accounting/accountancy Career:...

Get a head start on SAP Profitability Analysis (CO-PA)! This practical guide explains step by step how to implement CO-PA. By concentrating only on the essentials, this book will quickly enable you to set up your own contribution margin analysis. 5 video tutorials included ! •      ...

This tightly-focused guide zeroes in on the crucial reporting options available in SAP for Fixed Assets Accounting, teaching readers how to manage and supervise fixed assets with the SAP ERP Financials Asset Accounting (FI-AA) component. Based on ECC 6.0, the author sheds light on the complete reporting...

Accounting is the recording, keeping, processing, presenting, and reporting of financial information. It is typically related to the finances or the financial aspect of a business or company. It allows business  owners, investors, suppliers, and regulators to have knowledge of this  information. Grab The Easy Study Guide now!

Over 80% of small and lower middle market businesses offered for sale do not sell. In many cases, the reason no one will buy these businesses is because their historical financial statements are so poorly prepared that buyers cannot make an intelligent determination of how profitable the business...

Business owners look to their accountants for guidance on QuickBooks – setting it up, reviewing transactions, getting the right reports, and troubleshooting problems. QuickBooks for Accounting Professionals is the reference manual that enables accountants to increase their QuickBooks expertise and...

You’re already familiar with the Xero system and how it feels to be working in the cloud. Now it’s time to expand your knowledge and really get the most out your Xero experience. This In A Day ebook will get you there. Business decisions aren’t all about data; they’re about gut instinct...

Drawing up a balance sheet means presenting the values of the assets and liabilities of a company. A considerable proportion of the assets are fixed assets. Here you will learn what fixed assets are, how the value of fixed assets has to be reported, and how SAP Asset Accounting can support you. This...

This book is suitable for those preparing for the examinations of ICB, AAT, IAB, OCR, AQA and all other courses in computerised accounting. Learning computerised book-keeping skills is very different from manual accounting. It can seem more like learning computer studies than book-keeping, and it...

This book seeks to analyze the different aspects of balance sheet and of financial statements. Delineating the general principles of sound lending, it discusses at length the trading and profit and loss account, balance sheet analysis, concept and utility of cash flow statement, ratio analysis, break-even...

So many of my clients cannot read the financial statements, they just know the vocabulary to ask for it. This tells me they don't understand the beginning, because in accounting...the list you make in the beginning, in the end has numbers next to it.   The Profit and Loss starts with the word...