- Internal Control Weaknesses by Kermit Fraud
- Authorisation Limits by Mustapha Siggnatjeur
- How Not To Panic At Year End by Wendy Orditors-Cumming
- Cash Control for Dummies by Hans Intils
- Rough Guide to Accounting by Major Control-Weakness
- Double Entry Delights by General Ledgers
- Financial Planning for Beginners by Bud Jett
- Monthly Reporting by Anna Litticle
- Excel Analysis by Rosa Dayter
- The Notes to the Accounts by Hugh Kairs
- Capital Tax Planning by Muvinov Sure
- Insolvency by Justin Casey-Folds
- The Missing VAT Trader by Cara Zell
- Big Bonus by Laura Cash
- Unexplained Difference by Frank D Scussions
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Fifteen funny books for accountants
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I have read a couple these books and they are great http://www.saulfairholm.co.uk/
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