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@anisurrahman said:
Hi

I would suggest Frank Wood’s Bookkeeping and accounting 7th Edition or Franks Wood’s Business Accounting 1 – 11th Edition. (IFRS Edition).

I have just completed ‘Introduction to Book-keeping and Accounting’ course from Open University- UK and I found these two books are great help.

Cheers
Ronnie

Nora

Ronnie’s right – I have the 7th edition not 6th!

Dee

[elvishwotsits]

Hi Nora

I agree with mohib and *starfish* – you can’t study for these exams without a text book – the passcards really are, almost for last minute revision – you need to know the topics in a lot more detail to understand the bigger picture. Depending on where you sit your exam, I would buy the corresponding text i.e. at a BPP centre, but their material. This is important as BPP for example will cover things in a certain manner and so will the exams…if you struggle with the books – which when you learn from home, is understandable – there’s a really good book called Frank Wood’s Bookkeeping and Accounts published by the Financial Times (6th ed) – and it breaks a lot of the concepts down into a more digestable language. It’s also excellent for the double entry part of the syllabus, as this is the most important part to get your head around!.

Hope this helps!

Dee

[elvishwotsits]

Hi Rabaai, thanks for coming back to me – unfortunately because it’s home study – you can’t buy the courses notes unless you physically attend a BPP course 🙁

However I came across an excellent book on accounting and bookkeepin by the Financial Times, which is really helping!

Have you taken you F3 yet?

Dee

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