Add to ORKGThe first chapter specifies accounting at the very outset, principal terms and factors relating to book-keeping methods, basics requirements for individual accounting forms, data creation, their development, techniques of accountings recordings in all their forms - without using writing, with using writing up to letterpress. Chapter two describes beginning of ancients nations, accounting development and expansion (Babylonit, Egypt, Crete, Izrael, Arabic nations, Phoenician nation, India. Characterization of development in old Greece and Rome includes separate chapters. The third chapter analyzes double-entry accounting development in Europe. Italian book-keeping and books of accounts have here a pivotal part. Particular subchapters are focu...
The development of accounting takes place under the influence of many factors. The study pays specia...
Modern societies are tributary to ancient civilizations for giving them the most important asset in ...
In my previous paper I introduced "Computerising Journal Entries". The paper explained how to keep t...
Volume I of Accounting History covers the first 10,000 or so years of the rise of accounting and civ...
This chapter examines the effects of technical innovations in record keeping on accounting and the n...
Accounting has evolved over thousands of years from record keeping systems designed to document to s...
It is not possible to state at just what period in history the science of bookkeeping originated. It...
Everyone is well aware that accounting is one of the most important areas of economy, which has beco...
Accounting history continues in Volume II with six chapters, four supplements, plus conclusions. Cha...
Abstract. The entities prepare the financial statements both in accordance with IFRS and in accordan...
Many civilizations developed accounting theories based on the specific needs in their societies. One...
https://doi.org/10.7220/9786094674648The use of computer and communication equipment as well as soft...
No. 162 of an edition de luxe limited to 250 numbered and signed copies.pt. I. History of accounting...
The main purpose of this bachelor’s thesis is to describe the process about recording of accounting ...
This paper is written to fulfill the total hours required for graduation and also to satisfy require...
The development of accounting takes place under the influence of many factors. The study pays specia...
Modern societies are tributary to ancient civilizations for giving them the most important asset in ...
In my previous paper I introduced "Computerising Journal Entries". The paper explained how to keep t...
Volume I of Accounting History covers the first 10,000 or so years of the rise of accounting and civ...
This chapter examines the effects of technical innovations in record keeping on accounting and the n...
Accounting has evolved over thousands of years from record keeping systems designed to document to s...
It is not possible to state at just what period in history the science of bookkeeping originated. It...
Everyone is well aware that accounting is one of the most important areas of economy, which has beco...
Accounting history continues in Volume II with six chapters, four supplements, plus conclusions. Cha...
Abstract. The entities prepare the financial statements both in accordance with IFRS and in accordan...
Many civilizations developed accounting theories based on the specific needs in their societies. One...
https://doi.org/10.7220/9786094674648The use of computer and communication equipment as well as soft...
No. 162 of an edition de luxe limited to 250 numbered and signed copies.pt. I. History of accounting...
The main purpose of this bachelor’s thesis is to describe the process about recording of accounting ...
This paper is written to fulfill the total hours required for graduation and also to satisfy require...
The development of accounting takes place under the influence of many factors. The study pays specia...
Modern societies are tributary to ancient civilizations for giving them the most important asset in ...
In my previous paper I introduced "Computerising Journal Entries". The paper explained how to keep t...