Unlock your potential in Accounting with the 'Save Buk: PNG Upper Secondary - Accounting, Grade 11'. This essential resource, published by Oxford University Press ANZ in 2013, comes with a brand new condition and is designed specifically for Grade 11 students in Papua New Guinea. With ISBN 9780195578898, this comprehensive guide provides detailed coverage of all units per the Accounting syllabus. Key topics include Single Entry Accounting, Petty Cash management, Introduction to Accounting, and Double Entry Accounting. Each unit is elaborately structured to ensure clarity and understanding of essential accounting concepts and processes. Moreover, the glossary and index help students navigate accounting terminology effortlessly, enhancing their studying process. Perfect for both students and educators, this book is a must-have for anyone aiming to excel in Accounting. To top it off, we offer FREE shipping from our Auckland warehouse, ensuring no unexpected import charges, custom duties, or taxes—just the quality education resources you need for your academic journey. Please allow 15 days for shipping to ensure prompt delivery.

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Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780195578898
Year: 2013
Publisher: Oxford University Press ANZ


Description:
Accounting Grade 11 is one of the titles in the Save Buk series specially written for PNG Upper Secondary courses at Grades 11 & 12.   This book gives students concise coverage of the information needed to successfully complete the Grade 11 Accounting course. The order of Units in the book follows the order of Units in the Accounting Grade 11 syllabus exactly:   Unit 11.1 Single Entry Accounting Unit 11.2 Petty Cash Unit 11.3 Introduction to Accounting Unit 11.4 Double Entry Accounting   This book is written in a manner that best develops an overall understanding of the Accounting concepts and processes set out in the syllabus. The Glossary/Index at the end of the book, explains the specific terminology that students need for the study of Accounting.