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Objects, Duplicates and Transforms,do need to be able to read, analyse and interpret company accounts. To do this, you must be familiar with the main features of limited liability companies and understand the regulations that control their accounting activities.

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The Importance of Cashpast, and the ., which attempts to predict the future. There is no legal requirement to prepare these statements, but all well managed organisations do so, as they are an essential source of information for running the business.

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Student Protest: 1968 and 1986 Compared,ed in order to run the business and an accounting system allows a record of all the business’s economic transactions to be kept. In addition, it helps management to make decisions which have financial implications and aids the planning of future activities.

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Springer Professional Computingance. In this chapter we explain how to calculate whether individual accounts have a . or a . balance, how to construct a trial balance from the figures and how to identify errors if the columns do not balance.

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Springer Professional Computingsuch as premises, vehicles, stock and cash. It also shows what . or debts the business has, such as a bank loan or overdraft, amounts owed to other businesses, and the amount of . the owner(s) have invested in the business.

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The Balance Sheet of a Sole Tradersuch as premises, vehicles, stock and cash. It also shows what . or debts the business has, such as a bank loan or overdraft, amounts owed to other businesses, and the amount of . the owner(s) have invested in the business.