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The claim is made that these principles are introduced in an orderly manner and strictly in accordance with the rules of good pedagogy. But one new thing is ever introduced to the pupil at one time. Thus step by step the pupil advances by simple stages till he is in possession of all the principles. In carrying out this plan considerable use is made of exercises and bookkeeping problems. It is through these that a study is made of the individual account and of the relation of one account to another. Probably the most important basic thing to be learned in bookkeeping is how to select debits and credits. For this purpose there is no more effective instrument than the Journal. But the Journal, being a mere means to an unseen end, soon becomes tiresome. That the pupil may see the object of journalizing, the form and use of each account is first studied before he is asked to make any entries of it in the Journal. In other words, first the account is studied, then the Journal as it effects that account is considered. A mong the auxiliary books none are simpler than theS ales Book, hence it is one of the first to be introduced. Then follow the Cash Book, Day Book, Bill Book, etc. The most successful teachers in commercial schools no longer make use of the vouchers in the earlier portion of the course. It is found that the plan necessitates the introduction of too many things that are new at one time. The length of time the pupil should study the subject before the vouchers are introduced is a matter upon which teachers differ, but we suggest that when the pupil has covered the work in this book up to page 119, he is ready to undertake to use the vouchers of the transactions and to make his records from them. At this point, or at page 130, he may safely undertake Wholesale A ccounting, a business practice set by the publishers of this work.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book provides a foundational understanding of bookkeeping, explaining the methods and entries used for a variety of financial transactions. Written for the layperson, this introductory guide breaks down complex bookkeeping principles into simple, step-by-step lessons. Readers will learn how to manage accounts such as cash, merchandise, real estate, furniture and fixtures, notes receivable, and notes payable, and apply fundamental accounting methods like debiting and crediting. The author leads readers through the process of journalizing transactions, creating accounts in the ledger, and establishing an inventory, enabling them to maintain accurate financial records and track business performance effectively. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781334408298_0
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