1161Accounting for selling and determine income at Le Nim Private Enterprise
Part I: Basic theories of Consumption Accounting and determines business results. Part II: Actual practice of Consumption Accounting and determines business results in Le Nim P.E. Part III: Conclusions and recommendations for improvement of Consumption Accounting and determines business results at Le Nim P.E.
1162Accounting for summarizing manufacturing cost and calculating construction product cost at Vinaconex 25 joint stock company
Chapter 1: Literature review of accounting for manufacturing cost and calculating product cost; Chapter 2: Methodology of accounting for smanufacturing cost and calculating construction product cost at Vinaconex 25 joint stock company; Chapter 3: Discussion and recommendation solutions.
1163Accounting for the hospitality industry
Accounting for the hospitality industry is designed to provide students with an advantageous mix of accounting theory and practice and is tailored to the special needs of the hospitality service industries. Part 1: The accounting framework; Part 2: Financial statements; Part 3: Selected topics.
1164Accounting for trade receivables, payables to sellers and analyzing the payment situation of the business
Chapter I: Literature review basis of accounting for Receivable, and Payable and Analysis of Payment situation and receivables at enterprises. Chapter II: Methodology of accounting for Receivable and Payable and Analysis of payment at Mai Thanh Dung Limited Company. Chapter III:Some comments contributing the complete of accounting for Receivable and Payable and Analysis of payments situation receivables at Mai Thanh Dung Limited Company.
1165Accounting in consumption and identifying business performance result in Da Nang trade union tourist limited company = Hạch toán tiêu thụ và xác định kết quả kinh doanh tại Công ty TNHH MTV Du lịch Công Đoàn Đà Nẵng
One, to find out the rationale for accounting consumption and identifying business results; Second, to survey accounting consumption status and identifying business results in the company; Third, the results of the survey,to assess strengths and weaknesses in the accounting consumption and identifying business results at the company, which offers some solutions to help complete.
1166Accounting information systems : 10th ed.
The purpose of this book is to help student understand bsic AIS concepts. Exactly what comprises these AIS concepts is subject to some interpretation , and is certainly changing overtime, but most accounting professionals believe that it is the knowledge that accountants will need for understanding and using information technologies and for knowing how an AIS gathers and transforms data into useful decision-making information.
1167Accounting information systems : 8th ed.
Part 1: Conceptual foundations of accounting information systems; Part 2: Control and audit of accounting information systems; Part 3: Accounting information systems applications; Part 4: The systems development process.
1168Accounting information systems : basic concepts and current issues : 2nd ed.
Part 1. Introduction and basic concepts; Part 2. Documentation techniques; Part 3. Systems analysis anf information technology; Part 4. Business processes; Part 5. Other topics in accounting information systems.
1169Accounting information systems : instructor's resource manual with test bank : 3rd ed.
Part 1. Course syllabus; Part 2. Solution manual; Part 3. Test bank.
1170Accounting information systems : understanding business processes : 4th ed.
Accounting Information Systems: understanding business processesis the fourth edition of the leading Australian and New Zealandtextbook available to students who are required to study a subjecton accounting information systems. A well-established and widelyused textbook, the new edition continues to detail the importantrole of accounting and information systems in business. As studentsof accounting are required to possess a firm understanding ofaccounting information systems and how they impact upon variouscore business processes, the text explores the business processesthat are central to many organisations and explains the many issuesassociated with accounting information systems.