This comprises of 27 Powerpoint Presentations containing Year 10 and 11 (IGCSE Level) Accounting notes arranged according to the latest syllabus. They are as follows; THE PURPOSE OF ACCOUNTING THE ACCOUNTING EQUATION THE DOUBLE ENTRY SYSTEM OF BOOK-KEEPING THE DOUBLE ENTRY SYSTEM OF BOOK-KEEPING BUSINESS DOCUMENTS BOOKS OF PRIME ENTRY THE TRIAL BALANCE SUSPENSE ACCOUNTS BANK RECONCILIATION CONTROL ACCOUNTS CAPITAL AND REVENUE EXPENDITURE AND RECEIPT DEPRECIATION OTHER PAYABLES AND OTHER RECEIVABLES IRRECOVERABLE DEBTS AND PROVISION FOR DOUBTFUL DEBTS VALUATION OF INVENTORY SOLE TRADER ACCOUNTS PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNTS LIMITED COMPANIES ACCOUNTS CLUBS AND SOCIETIES ACCOUNTS MANUFACTURING ACCOUNTS INCOMPLETE RECORDS ACCOUNTING RATIOS INTERPRETATION OF ACCOUNTING RATIOS INTERESTED PARTIES LIMITATIONS OF ACCOUNTING STATEMENTS ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES ACCOUNTING POLICIES

This comprises of 31 Powerpoint Presentations containing IGCSE Business Studies notes arranged according to the latest syllabus. They are as follows; Business activity Classification of businesses Enterprise, Business Growth and size Enterprise, Business Growth and size Types of business organisation Business objectives and stakeholder objectives Motivating employees Organisation and management Recruitment, selection and training of employees Internal and external communication Marketing, competition and the customer Marketing, competition and the customer Market research Marketing mix-Product Marketing mix-Price Marketing mix-Place, Promotion Marketing mix-Promotion, Technology Marketing strategy Production of goods and services Production of goods and services Costs, scale of production and break-even analysis Achieving quality production Location decisions Business finance, needs and sources Cash-flow forecasting and working capital Income statements Statement of Financial Position (Balance Sheet) Analysis of accounts Economic Issues Environmental and Ethical Issues Business and the International Community

THIS IS A PRESENTATION CONTAINING NOTES ON – Profitability ratios including: gross margin, mark up, profit margin, return on capital employed, expenses to revenue ratio (operating expenses to revenue ratio) – Liquidity ratios including: current ratio, liquid (acid test) ratio