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E-guide: Financial accounting:

The Financial accounting electronic guide (hereafter referred to as e-guide) was written by Juan-Pierré Bruwer (lecturer and Doctoral Internal Auditing student). In this e-guide all the basics of accounting is explained in an user-friendly and understandable way without using 'accounting jargon' which normally leaves one lost in translation. The chapters discussed throughout the e-guide are as follows:

  • An introduction to Financial Accounting
  • Accounting journals and financial statements
  • Recording transactions
  • Trading stock (inventory) and VAT
  • Non-current assets
  • Accounts payable and receivable
  • Year end adjustments
  • Partnerships
  • Close corporations

Included in the e-guide is a 'Test my knowledge' section for each of the above chapters with applicable answers.

If you are interested in the Financial accounting e-guide, you can order it by making use of the provided online ordering form below. The costs thereof is R100-00. (Please note that once proof of payment is received, the e-guide will be sent to your provided e-mail address by means of a *.zip e-mail attachment of ±350kb in size)

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Frequently Asked Questions about the Financial accounting e-guide:

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I want to know what assurance I have that this e-guide will be of benefit to me?

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The Financial accounting e-guide was put to the test by Grade 11's, Grade 12's and 1st Year University students. The outcome was that the Grade 11's and Grade 12's improved considerably by as much as 20% while the 1st year students could bridge the 'gap' between high school accounting and varsity accounting with ease.

 

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I would like to know what topics is covered in this e-guide?

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The Financial accounting e-guide discusses the following topics:

  • Basics of accounting
  • Accounting journals
  • Financial statements
  • Recording of transactions
  • Trading stock
  • Value Added Tax (VAT)
  • Non-current assets
  • Accounts payable
  • Accounts receivable
  • Year end adjustments
  • Partnerships
  • Close corporations

Each topic is explained in depth inside the e-guide in an understandable way.

 

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Why do you only send the e-guide via e-mail and not via conventional post?

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There are two reasons why the Financial accounting e-guide is sent via e-mail in stead of conventional post:

  • After you have made payment for the e-guide, you will receive it in a couple of seconds with e-mail in stead of waiting up to ±5 days for it via conventional post.
     
  • E-mail is far cheaper than conventional postal. Therefore you only pay for the actual e-guide and no other additional costs.

 

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Do you have a "demo" I can test out before I make up my mind?

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There are two "demos" which shows you how JP explains. You can download these "demos" for free by right clicking on the links below and selecting "Save Target As":

In order to open the files please make use of the password "FiNanCE"

 

If you would like to ask a question that does not appear in the above FAQ-list, please feel free to send us an e-mail at idzn@telkomsa.net

 
A user friendly, easily understood, financial accounting e-guide with "test your knowledge" modules at the end of each chapter.
This guide treads through from Grade11 Accounting to 1st Year University Financial Accounting.
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