Summary |
The contents of the book includes –
Chapter 1 – The development of accounting in industry
Chapter 2 – Installing standard costing, budgetary control, and variance accounting
Chapter 3 – Budgeting outputs for standard costs
Chapter 4 – Who wants what costs?
Chapter 5 – How and when costs should be presented
Chapter 6 – The treatment of variances in end-year stock-in-trade
Chapter 7 – The control of service department costs
Chapter 8 – Fuel and steam costs
Chapter 9 – The link between shop-floor records and management accounts
Chapter 10 – The value of orders received
Chapter 11 – The financial implications of plant installation and their effect on product costs
Chapter 12 – Return of investment
Chapter 13 – Conserving resources of working capital
Chapter 14 – Cash flow analysis
Chapter 15 – Mechanized accounting and electronic computers
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