Titlebook: Work Out Principles of Accounts ‘O‘ Level and GCSE; P. Stevens Textbook 1986Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1986 accounting.bu

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Introduction,This book is primarily intended for students who have already studied some book-keeping. However, since all the principles and techniques are illustrated in the relevant chapters, it is not a prerequisite to have any previous knowledge.

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Trading and Profit and Loss Accounts,The trading and profit and loss account is prepared to calculate and show in detail the profit or loss for an accounting period of the business. It is divided into two sections (or accounts) — the trading section and the profit and loss section.

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Errors and Suspense Accounts,In Chapter 2 we saw that the purpose of preparing the trial balance was to check the arithmetical accuracy of the books. We also noted that some errors would not be revealed by extracting a trial balance, and we shall now look at those types of error in greater detail.

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Incomplete Records,We have, in previous chapters, looked at the double-entry system of book-keeping. The advantages of the system can be summarised as follows: