About Financial Accounting Volume 1 – Berry, De Klerk, Doussy, Swanevelder & Viljoen (2nd Edition, 2007 Paperback)
A comprehensive South African financial accounting textbook covering the fundamental principles, concepts and practical application of accounting.
About Financial Accounting Volume 1 provides students with a structured introduction to financial accounting, combining theoretical concepts with practical applications to develop a solid understanding of accounting principles and procedures.
Designed for students studying accounting and related business disciplines, the textbook provides a foundation for understanding the accounting process and the preparation and interpretation of financial information. Its South African focus makes it particularly relevant to students studying within the local academic and business environment.
This is Volume 1 of the second edition, written by P.R. Berry, E.S. de Klerk, F. Doussy, J.J. Swanevelder and M.J. Viljoen. This edition was published by LexisNexis in 2007 and contains 378 pages. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
Title: About Financial Accounting Volume 1
Authors: P.R. Berry, E.S. de Klerk, F. Doussy, J.J. Swanevelder & M.J. Viljoen
Publisher: LexisNexis
ISBN-10: 0409100420
ISBN-13: 9780409100426
Format: Paperback / Softcover
Edition: 2nd Edition
Volume: Volume 1
Released: 2007
Language: English
Pages: 378
Genre: Education / Business & Economics
Subject: Financial Accounting
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