No tables, just stories! Get started with accounting made easy! Understand accounting principles and capital game rules in two hours! The Japanese version goes on sale 5 times in January
Leonardo da Vinci's childhood, The Merchant of Venice, Rembrandt's paintings, the Medici family, the mysterious fire in England, the Dutch tulip bubble, the father of John F. Kennedy, Mercedes-Benz, Michael Jackson, the Beatles, the birth of jazz, the founding of Coca-Cola, the escape of the Dupont family... The climax of the story is all about accounting knowledge.
Japan's humorous accountant Yasuhiro Tanaka will help you bid farewell to tedious calculations and get rid of complex forms. He will use stories to tell the logic and essence of accounting development, allowing you to thoroughly understand bookkeeping, banking, depreciation, joint-stock companies, information disclosure, corporate mergers and acquisitions, business analysis, cost accounting, and corporate value. You will understand accounting principles and capital game rules in two hours!
Open this book and understand the fundamental laws of accounting in one short story after another!
Reader comments
This book is so interesting! It does not have troublesome tables, but uses stories to explain accounting knowledge, which is as exciting as reading a suspense novel! For example, the book mentioned that "even CPAs and certified tax accountants may not know that the origin of financial information disclosure is related to the 'father of J. F. K.'" I was surprised. I think this book is not only suitable for accountants, but also for business people and operators like me. Understanding the rules and meaning of accounting can help us better understand the business world. Recommended!
After reading this book, I experienced different accounting knowledge.
This book also presents the history and origin of accounting, so it helps to understand accounting principles.
This book is so interesting! It does not have troublesome tables, but uses stories to explain accounting knowledge, which is as exciting as reading a suspense novel! For example, the book mentioned that "even CPAs and certified tax accountants may not know that the origin of financial information disclosure is related to the 'father of J. F. K.'" I was surprised. I think this book is not only suitable for accountants, but also for business people and operators like me. Understanding the rules and meaning of accounting can help us better understand the business world. Recommended!
After reading this book, I experienced different accounting knowledge.
This book also presents the history and origin of accounting, so it helps to understand accounting principles.