Frank Wood’s Business Accounting Volume 1
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‘An excellent book, well written with each chapter building logically on the last, allowing students to build their knowledge in manageable steps.’
Stephen McNamee, University of Ulster
The world’s best-selling textbook on book-keeping and accounting, Business Accounting Volume 1 continues to provide an indispensable introduction for students and professionals across the globe. It is renowned for its clarity, with easy-to-understand language and a plethora of examples to aid your understanding.
In the 13th edition, which is fully compliant with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), all topics have been fully updated, including areas such as computerised accounting, banking, and accounting concepts and assumptions. With a brand new Chapter 2 on double entry, and more than 100 new review questions and activities, this edition contains all you need to understand and consolidate the key concepts in accounting.
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Additional information
| Publisher | 13th edition (23 July 2015), Pearson |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Paperback | 832 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 1292084669 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1292084664 |
| Dimensions | 19.2 x 3.1 x 24.6 cm |
by Stevan Preocanin
The book is clear and concise and everything seems well explained but this is somewhat marred by the typos and errors in the book. The exercises at the end of each chapter and their corresponding answers, far too often, do not match. Sometimes it is the amounts that do not match and other times it is the details where, for example, if the exercise says Smith, the answer may refer to Jones or any other random name that seemingly springs to the mind of the author. Considering the whole subject and its emphasis is based on care and accuracy, it really isn’t good enough. The publishers really need to pull their socks up!
by OldCynic
Only 140 pages in so far but a huge number of errors detected especially in the Answers to the Review Questions at the back of the book. Most errors are obvious to spot and give the impression that the book was not proofread once it came back from the printers.
Here are some examples of the errors from the Answers to the Review Questions at the back of the book:
Answer 8.5
Cash at Bank 8,000 – should be 8,300
Capital Balance at 1/8/16 100,000 – should be 60,000
Net Profit therefore 5,000 – should be 45,300
Balancing figures 88,000 – should be 88,300
Answer 9.7
Trial balance total 7,490 – should be 8,490
Answer 9.9
Motor expenses 18,600 – yet question states 1860
There are numerous other errors but I haven’t got the the time to list them all here
by Mr Wilde
A great book for accounting students, or for self-study in bookkeeping. Well laid out, good explanations and a great technique for learning double entry – simple yet comprehensive.
I am an accounting student and I happily recommend this book.
by Lindy phone
What a great book, it starts at the beginning of accounting. I would recommend this book to anyone who is thinking of accounting
by Laszlo K
Really good textbook that makes learning accounting very easy. A strong visual layout, crystal clear explanations, a large number of examples and practice exercises make Frank Wood’s Business Accounting 1 one of the best resources for anyone studying accounting either at university or with one of the professional bodies.
by Amazon Customer
This book is amazing at making something interesting that other media make so boring.
Easy to understand & keeps you focussed
by Amazon Customer
in good condition but wouldnt say its the best book
by Amazon Customer
Excellent book for learner accountants. Better presented than 30 years ago when I used it to do my AAT course.