Crash Course Cambridge O Level Accounting 7707 is a comprehensive reference book designed to aid students in the revision of the Cambridge O Level Accounting exam. This book includes concise and accessible summaries of key concepts in accounting, based on the official Cambridge O Level Accounting syllabus as a guide and organization for the content.
The book covers a wide range of topics including bookkeeping, accounting objectives, measuring business profit and loss, monitoring progress, financial accounting concepts, the double-entry system of bookkeeping, preparation of ledger accounts, and the importance of business documents. Other topics include records of books of prime entry, understanding bank statements, accruals, depreciation, inventory valuation, partnership accounts, limited company accounts, and club or society accounts.
The book also provides a step-by-step solution of accounting problems, including corrections of accounting errors, bank reconciliation statement, trial balance, partnership financial statements, and manufacturing accounts. Additionally, the book explains accounting principles, policies, and strategies that can be employed for informed decision-making by various stakeholders.
Written by Azhar ul Haque Sario, a qualified accounting professional, the content within this book is based on the author's understanding and interpretation of the syllabus and past exam questions. The book covers all the essential topics in accounting and supplements the official textbooks and study materials.
It should be noted that the author did not copy any content or material from other sources, and the reference book is not intended to replace official textbooks or study materials. The author cannot guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information contained in this book and shall not be held responsible for any errors or omissions. This book is intended for personal use and is not for resale.
In conclusion, Crash Course Cambridge O Level Accounting 7707 is a valuable resource for students preparing for the Cambridge O Level Accounting exam. The book provides a clear explanation of accounting concepts and theory and is designed to aid in the revision process. Anyone interested in accounting will find this to be a useful reference book to have on hand.
