Accounts are just as important as any other aspect of a business, and can be crucial to its prosperity and even survival. In "doing the books" you will be at the very heart of the business, with your hands on the controls. You will be involved in the management of its assets and liabilities, its expenses and its profit margins. The more control you have over these, and the records and figurework on which they are based, the better you will be able to control your own business.
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'An easy-to-understand manual about double-entry book-keeping that anyone can follow.' Business First; 'Compulsory reading for those starting a new business and for those already in the early stages.' Manger, Nat West Bank (Midlands)
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Peter Taylor is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants and has many years' practical experience of advising small businesses, particularly in taxation and auditing. He lives: nr Stoke on Trent, Staffs, UK.
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Didn't realize it was British.,
This review is from: Book-Keeping & Accounting for Small Business, 7th edition (Paperback)
I didn't realize it when I bought it that it was British, completely my fault. Even so it was helpful to me, although some of it was completely useless for my needs and of course it didn't touch on some of the things I needed info on. But the basics are pretty much the same.
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Essential to any small business,
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This review is from: Book-Keeping & Accounting for Small Business, 7th edition (Paperback)
It's hard to believe the classic Book-Keeping & Accounting For The Small Business: How To Keep The Books And Maintain Financial Control Over Your Business is now in its 7th revised, updated edition: its new incarnation and updated details will continue to appeal to modern readers, whether they be sole proprietors, partners, or limited corporations. Because this is written in the UK, some issues, such as VAT taxes, may not apply outside; but the basics of understanding wages, taxes, accounts, and double entry book-keeping are essential to any small business.
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Inland Revenue, May Sales, June Wages, May Cash, Preparing Your Annual Accounts, Registrar of Companies, Inspector of Taxes, Expanding Your Records, Alternative Record-Keeping, July Cash, Getting Started, Doing the Wages, Institute of Chartered Accountants, George Vyner Ltd, Collector of Taxes, June Whatnot Manufacturing, May Wages, June British Telecom, Business Link, Year Ended, Value Added Tax, Example Suppose, Yellow Pages, Companies Act, Phil Stone Browse Sample Pages:
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first year allowance, cash book accounting, proper business records, analysed cash book, sales day book, nominal ledger accounts, cash accounting basis, retail schemes, motor expenses, purchase day book, input tax, cash hook, taxable turnover, purchase ledger, output tax, invoice file, prime entry Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Inland Revenue, May Sales, June Wages, May Cash, Preparing Your Annual Accounts, Registrar of Companies, Inspector of Taxes, Expanding Your Records, Alternative Record-Keeping, July Cash, Getting Started, Doing the Wages, Institute of Chartered Accountants, George Vyner Ltd, Collector of Taxes, June Whatnot Manufacturing, May Wages, June British Telecom, Business Link, Year Ended, Value Added Tax, Example Suppose, Yellow Pages, Companies Act, Phil Stone Browse Sample Pages:
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