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plaining the full significance of the key statements set out in these accounts.The book is ideal for students on business and management courses and as a general reference for practising managers, trade union officers, company secretaries and others.978-0-333-66265-6

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-80528-7 This statement is not required by law but is demanded by the Financial Reporting Standard (FRS) 1, since 1992. The aim of this chapter is to help you to understand why the statement is important and what it consists of, and to explain the significance of most of the items in these statements.

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,Ehren in unterschiedlichen ?mtern,ity for the first time without a guide book: you will see a lot of interesting things but you are most likely to miss the real treasures and places of interest. Very early in Chapter 1 we defined profit as the difference between the value of what has been sold and the costs associated with sales. We

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