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Hospitality Accounting, 5th Edition

Richard Kotas, Michael Conlan

  • Copyright 1997
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Hospitality Accounting 5th Edition by Richard Kotas/Michael Conlan
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HOSPITALITY ACCOUNTING ED5

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Richard Kotas

Richard Kotas is Emeritus Professor of Schiller International University and works as freelance writer and consultant.

Michael Conlan

Michael Conlan idsSenior Lecturer at Bournemouth University and has considerable experience working in and as a consultant to the hospitality industry.

Table of Contents

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1. Theory and mechanics of double entry.
2. Accounting for cash.
3. Accounting for purchases.
4. Accounting for sales.
5. Accounting for other matters.
6. Organisation of accounts.
7. Maintaining a full set of books.
8. Preparation of final accounts.
9. Adjustment in nominal and personal accounts.
10. Adjustments to final accounts Depreciation.
11. Single entry.
12. Accounts of non-profit making bodies.
13. Accounting for partnerships.
14. Accounting for limited companies.
15. The cash flow statement.
16. Basic food costing.
17. Basic cost behaviour.
18. Basic decision accounting.

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  • ISBN-10: 1861520867
  • ISBN-13: 9781861520869
  • RETAIL £92.99
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