Cambridge O Level: Principles of Accounts

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Endorsed by University of Cambridge International Examinations, Cambridge O Level Principles of Accounts has been written specifically for the Cambridge O Level syllabus. Accounting principles and practices have been explained in simple language and lucid style to enhance the accessibility of the contents to students whose first language is not English. The book reflects the changes in the Cambridge O Level Principle of Accounts syllabus and applies international accounting terminology. Key Features Comprehensive coverage of the Cambridge O Level Principles of Accounts syllabus Well-structured and student-friendly organisation of contents Tasks and exercises for practice for self assessment and independent thinking Worked examples with each topic for easy understanding Questions at the end of each chapter to aid exam preparation Summaries at the end of each chapter Answer key to selected questions Table of Contents Introduction Where to find each section of the syllabus New Terminology Acknowledgement Chapter 1: Introduction to Accounting Chapter 2: Double Entry Bookkeeping – Part A Chapter 3: The Trial Balance Chapter 4: Double Entry Bookkeeping – Part B Chapter 5: Business Documents Chapter 6: Books of Prime Entry Chapter 7: Financial Statements – Part A Chapter 8: Financial Statements – Part B Chapter 9: Accounting Rules Chapter 10: Other Payables and Other Receivables Chapter 11: Depreciation and Disposal of Non-current Assets Chapter 12: Bad Debts and Provisions for Doubtful Debts Chapter 13: Bank Reconciliation Statements Chapter 14: Journal Entries and Correction of Errors Chapter 15: Control Accounts Chapter 16: Incomplete Records Chapter 17: Accounts of Clubs and Societies Chapter 18: Partnership Accounts – Part A Chapter 19: Partnership Accounts – Part B Chapter 20: Accounts of Manufacturing Businesses Chapter 21: Departmental Accounts Chapter 22: Limited Company Accounts Chapter 23: Analysis and Interpretation Chapter 24: Payroll Accounting Chapter 25: The Role of Information Technology and Professional Ethics Answers to Review Questions Index