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Mastering Bookkeeping, 10th Edition: A complete guide to the principles and practice of business accounting

Peter Marshall

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Prose: non-fiction, Small businesses & self-employed

An accredited textbook of The Institute of Certified Bookkeepers

The book explains the principles and practice of bookkeeping sequentially, including:

The bank reconciliation
Writing up the petty cash book
Extracting a trial balance
Accruals and prepayments
Setting up a limited company
Accounting for VAT

Plus step-by-step guides to compiling a balance sheet, depreciation, accounting for bad and doubtful debts and much more.


The 10th edition also includes significant enhancements to reflect the teachings of the principle bookkeeping institutes as they endeavour to raise the professional competence of their members. For example, accounting staff are increasingly being required to extend their record keeping into management accounts areas. The new edition includes chapters on stock control and budgetary control accounting. In addition, it will include more detailed guidance on the significance and importance of ratio analysis and statements of sources and application of funds, plus the latest available IAB and ICB exam papers.

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Praise for Mastering Bookkeeping, 10th Edition: A complete guide to the principles and practice of business accounting

  • This book has been planned to cover the requirements of all the major examining boards' syllabuses and achieves all it sets out to do.

  • - Focus on Business Education

  • ...a useful approach to the teaching and learning of book-keeping skills...[and] a valuable reference source for revision. - Teeline

  • ...presented in a clear and logical manner - written in plain English. - Learning Resources News

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Peter Marshall

Peter Marshall sailed the world as a cadet in the Merchant Navy before teaching English in Senegal, West Africa. He returned to England to take a BA at London University and a doctorate at Sussex. He taught literature and philosophy at several British universities before becoming a full-time writer in 1980. His circumnavigation of Africa was made into a major TV series and his voyage round Ireland a BBC radio series.

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