First Steps in Bookkeeping; a Practical Introduction to Bookkeeping, Containing an Abundance of Drill Work in Arithmetic, Arranged to Accompany Bookman’s Business Arithmetic or any Other Modern Arithmetic in Eighth or Ninth Grade Work

This practical book provides a comprehensive introduction to bookkeeping and accounting, with a focus on arithmetic drills and exercises to help students learn the subject. Clarence Monroe Bookman and Franz Sigel Blue offer clear and concise explanations of basic accounting principles, as well as numerous example problems and real-world case studies that demonstrate how these principles are applied in practice. This book is an essential resource for anyone seeking to master the fundamentals of bookkeeping.

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