Bookkeeping and Accounting Exercises. Part II

Part I "Accounting and Bookkeeping" is intended for students studying basic accounting. Part II is intended for the more advanced accounting students and those pursuing a higher level of accounting. The exercises are intended to accompany and supplement the work of any textbook, but not to replace it; and the various tasks are designed for step-by-step exercises in advanced accounting and bookkeeping and to train the student to think and research in various areas of business. These exercises can be used for personal study, for classroom exercises, for homework, or for exam purposes, and some or all of the activity can be assigned as a lesson, as you might think. They are adapted for use in advanced courses in high schools or commercial colleges, as well as for schools, colleges or universities offering accounting courses. Although the questions are scrutinized, some of them become quite difficult because many simple things can be found in ordinary textbooks. No rules are given, but if necessary, the instructor should make suggestions on the procedure for working out more complex examples. This book features an expanded discussion of business and financial reporting, a chapter on auditing, and a complete production suite; See also corporate handling and general security questions and concerns.