Titlebook: Company Accounts; Roger Oldcorn Textbook 1989Latest edition Roger Oldcorn 1989 accounting.capital.efficiency.evaluation.growth.information

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Accounts Analysis (1) — Growth and ProfitabilityThe aim of this chapter and the next is to show you what questions you can reasonably ask about a company’s accounts, and how you can go about finding the answers, so that you will be able to pick up any set of accounts and comment on them. We will first focus on growth and profitability.

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Accounts in Other CountriesWe are now going to take a look at the accounting statements common in the USA and list some of the common accounting terms used in French and German accounts.

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,Ein Wort an die freien Hülfskassen, this question is to make a list of all the things of value in a firm, place a value on the items and then get a total value. The things of value in a business are called ‘a(chǎn)ssets’ and they are always included in the balance sheet if they are owned by the business.

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J?rn Redler,Lothar Rolke,Gina Giuliano about a company and its activities. A government green paper published in 1977 (., Cmnd 6888, HMSO, London) recommended that such a statement be shown and the accountancy profession itself suggested it in 1975 (The Corporate Report, Accounting Standards Steering Committee).

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The Balance Sheet (1) — Assets this question is to make a list of all the things of value in a firm, place a value on the items and then get a total value. The things of value in a business are called ‘a(chǎn)ssets’ and they are always included in the balance sheet if they are owned by the business.

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