An Introductory Programme to Accounts by Andrew Baston 1970
An Introductory Programme to Accounts by Andrew Baston 1970
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Understand the foundations of everyday business accounting
Vintage Fair Condition - Covers rubbed/creased, spine edges/corners worn. Writing on half-title, prelims foxed, inner gutter opened; pages remain clean. Published 1970.
Andrew Baston introduces the basic ideas behind accounts through a structured programme that connects business activity with the records used to describe it. Beginning with the nature of a business and the balance sheet, the book moves into transactions and double-entry bookkeeping before exploring trading accounts and profit-and-loss statements. Further topics include depreciation, prepayments and accruals, showing how accounts represent more than the movement of cash alone. The progressive approach is intended to help newcomers build understanding one stage at a time and see how the different elements fit together. A period introduction to accounting practice, it offers students and interested readers a clear route into the vocabulary, logic and organisation of business records.
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