1945 Financial Accounting & Bookkeeping Vocational Film DVD: Accountant Career History
- Bookkeeping & Accounting (1945)
1945 Financial Accounting & Bookkeeping Vocational Film DVD: Accountant Career History
This vocational guidance film explores all the aspects of accounting and bookkeeping before the age of the computer. According to the film, an accountant must have strong moral fiber, be able to work in a team, and have significant organizational skills. It goes on to describe the various types of tasks bookkeepers and accountants perform, and what tools and education each must have to complete the job. An overview of what kind of degrees accountants must hold and what kind of advancement is possible in the career field is also discussed. Other topics include FBI accountants, cost-accounting, time and motion studies, household budgeting, and tax returns.
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Bookkeeping For Dummies
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Bookkeeping For Dummies
Accurate and complete bookkeeping is crucial to any business owner, but it’s also important to those who work with the business, such as investors, financial institutions, and employees. People both inside and outside the business all depend on a bookkeeper’s accurate recordings.
Bookkeeping For Dummies provides the easy and painless way to master this crucial art. You’ll be able to manage your own finances to save money and grow your business. This straightforward, no-nonsense guide shows you the basics of bookkeeping—from recording transactions to producing balance sheets and year-end reports. Discover how to:
- Outline your financial road map with a chart of accounts
- Keep journals of cash transactions
- Set up your computerized books
- Control your books, your records, and your money
- Buy and track your purchases
- Record sales returns and allowances
- Determine your employee [is “employee” necessary here?] staff’s net pay
- Maintain employee records
- Prepare your books for year’s end
- Report results and start over
- Produce an income statement
- Complete year-end payroll and reports
This guide features tips and tricks for managing your business cash with your books and also profiles important accounts for any bookkeeper. There’s no question that bookkeepers must be detail-oriented, meticulous, and accurate. Bookkeeping For Dummies shows you how to keep track of your business’s financial well-being and ensure future success!
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Review by John Matlock for Bookkeeping For Dummies
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So you’re going to start a business, and if you have any money left over at the end of the year you’re going to save part of it and spend part of it. OK, but your business partner isn’t going to like that very much. ‘What, you say you don’t have a business partner?’ Yes, you do, and he usually goes by the initials IRS.
Since you’re reading this review, you obviously have, or have access to a computer. Your first thought is to go buy an accounting package. OK, that’s a good idea. But those packages start throwing around funny words like ‘General Ledger,’ ‘Accrual,’ and ‘Balance Sheet.’
This book starts earlier than that and starts you off with a paper based accounting system. After you know what you are doing, then it discusses three accounting packages: Simply Accounting Pro, Peachtree Accounting, and QuickBooks. Hint: A lot of banks seem to like QuickBooks and may sell it to their customers at a deep discount, or even give away at no charge.
A Request to the Author, or to anyone else reading this. There are a bunch of free accounting systems on the net. Are any of them any good? Maybe one (or more) of them could be included in the next edition of the book, or on the eTips website.
Review by B. Yarnold for Bookkeeping For Dummies
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I’m a smart girl but I STILL cannot make heads or tails out of bookkeeping. Although I now understand credits and debits, the journal entering and what not just didn’t make sense. The book seemed to be too general for me. I really needed more detailed, beginner-friendly information and guidance. Maybe if you have a general idea of how bookkeeping works, this book will work for you. I, on the other hand, bought this book having absolutely no knowledge of bookkeeping, and unfortunately, I still don’t.
Review by no one for Bookkeeping For Dummies
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I found this book repetitive and confusing. No easy explanation was given for which accounts have a debit or credit balance (DEAD CLeRC is a helpful mnemonic), and there are as many examples of using Quickbooks as manual bookkeeping. Quickbooks is popular, but if you want to learn Quickbooks, get the Quickbook for Dummies book!
Add in silly grammatical problems and I just can’t recommend this book.
Review by Bree for Bookkeeping For Dummies
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I am a Business Manager and I have read this book myself. I think it is an essential guide for anyone who is apart of a bookkeeping staff. It is a really good book that has the basics of accounting principals, but offers more information on supporting Accountants or Accounting Pros. I have given this book to others who are in Accounts Payable or Receivable positions or those who may want to understand their own personal financials. I highlighted throughout the book. Sometimes you forget the foundation to accounting and finance is bookkeeping. I found it to be a nice refresher/reminder. Worth the $$$
Review by Melanie, Florida for Bookkeeping For Dummies
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This book doesn’t help you if you have the Mac Version of Quickbooks. I probably should have checked that out before buying it but I assumed that the functions would be the same. Silly me, they are not! Just something to consider…