Business Accounting

Business accounting is important because it allows the tracking of income and expenses, which gives an overall picture of the business’s financial health. Business accountants manage and produce balance sheets, pay taxes for the company and oversee all necessary financial reporting. Most companies either keep their business accounting functions internal or outsource them to accounting firms. It can be a challenging and rewarding field for anyone interested in finance. Business accounting consists of three basic activities: identifying, recording, and communicating the economic events of a company.

Audience Of this Book:

1 Fundament of Management Accounting
2 Financial Statements and Accounting of Non-Profit Organization
3 Analysis of Accounting Information and Inventory System
4 Labour Costing and Accounting Treatment
5 Fund Flow Statement
6 Cash Flow Statements
7 Concepts of Process Costing