Overview
Accounting is often perceived synonymous to the word “Boring”. I admit, that statement has some truth to it. In my trivial six years of studying Accounting, I have rarely witnessed students who understand the subject.
And I do not blame them. Why would you go through the pain of understanding something if you could get away with memorizing it in a fraction of the time?
Prior to 2016, most A-Level Accounting exams would be comprised of 90% Math and 10% theory, which meant all you had to do was crunch numbers. In 2016, Cambridge changed the syllabus, after which there was a 50-50 mix between theory and math. Now, candidates couldn’t get away without Understanding Accounting.
Unfortunately, most of my classmates were still relying on the obsolete method; memorizing formats and entries. That’s when I thought: there must be a better way...
In this book, I share with you a new way of studying accounting. This method helped me achieve the highest mark in my country; Bangladesh, for two consecutive years.
The Perfect Guide to A-Level Financial Accounting
Concepts Explained Logically So You Don’t Need To Memorize
Every single concept is explained with logic, so you do not have to memorize and recall. We explain why financial statements are formatted a certain way, why an entry requires a debit/credit and much more!
Worked Examples to Check your Knowledge
Each concept is followed by a worked example, so that you can apply the concept to solve a problem. This puts your understanding of the topic to test and is a really good method to retain information!
End of Chapter Questions from Past Papers
At the end of each chapter, there is a list of past questions from the Cambridge question papers (updated till 2019), which will help solidify your understanding of the overall chapter.
Chapters Covered:
All 9 Chapters from A-Level Financial Accounting are covered in the book, including topic-wise problems from past Cambridge question papers towards the end.
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