Double-entry bookkeeping not only for self-taught

A completely clear and virtually pocket-sized accounting publication for anyone who wants clarity in their bookkeeping. Maximum attention is paid to basic accounting concepts and accounting mathematics, which are the greatest help when booking transactions. For everyone looking for the courage to manage their own accounts or become an accountant, and for students!
The accounting examples include T-accounts, journal entries, and their reflection in the general ledger. All this is always clearly presented on a single page. We present five conditions for correct accounting records. The examples are not burdened by what is common in all cases, i.e., accounting for the payment of liabilities and receivables, and VAT. These accounting variations are presented only once in a summary before the examples. The book is supplemented with practical advice from many years of experience. A major benefit of this publication is the use of small amounts in the examples, so you can follow and check them in your head. The overview of examples begins with what is understandable for everyone, i.e., cash operations. The accounting inventory process is also described in detail. The publication also includes a brief selection of accounting correlations, including the Minus and Plus items of pental accounting.