TERMINOLOGY OF ACCOUNTING

I am delighted to place my book "TERMINOLOGY IN ACCOUNTING" before the academic community. This book has come to satisfy the long felt need of the students. This hand book of accounting and finance terms for students has been prepared to enable easy learning of business language. It is presented in a user-friendly format using a clear, lucid language. It includes a basic vocabulary of accounting terminology provided by this phrasebook, including topics such as investments, personal finance, balance sheets, company accounts, and stock values. It is perfect for accounting students as well as anybody who has to look up the definition of an accounting term. This includes translators, persons for whom English is a second language, and employees of businesses who might not be certified accountants. Every headword is defined in simple, easy-to-understand English, with examples provided to illustrate possible contexts for each word. I hope that professors and students of different institutions will find this book useful to serve their purposes.

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Ms.R.UMADEVI., M.Com., M.Phil, (Ph.D), Asst. Professor, working in Sankara College of Science and Commerce, having 10 years of experience in teaching field. My Specialized areas are Accounting, Finance, Marketing and Human Resource Management. I have received 6 national awards and also a member in various academic bodies. Published 25 articles.

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I am delighted to place my book "TERMINOLOGY IN ACCOUNTING" before the academic community. This book has come to satisfy the long felt need of the students. This hand book of accounting and finance terms for students has been prepared to enable easy learning of business language. It is presented in a user-friendly format using a clear, lucid language. It includes a basic vocabulary of accounting terminology provided by this phrasebook, including topics such as investments, personal finance, balance sheets, company accounts, and stock values. It is perfect for accounting students as well as anybody who has to look up the definition of an accounting term. This includes translators, persons for whom English is a second language, and employees of businesses who might not be certified accountants. Every headword is defined in simple, easy-to-understand English, with examples provided to illustrate possible contexts for each word. I hope that professors and students of different institutions will find this book useful to serve their purposes.