Accounting for Senior Cycle 3rd Edition by Christy Tyrrell ISBN 978-1845365677 1845365674

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ISBN 10:  1845365674

ISBN 13: 978-1845365677

Author: Christy Tyrrell

Accounting for Senior Cycle (3rd Ed.) is a comprehensive and student-friendly textbook developed specifically for Leaving Certificate Accounting, covering both Ordinary and Higher levels:

Complete syllabus coverage: Fully aligned with exam requirements for senior cycle accounting 

Balanced presentation: Combines clear theoretical explanations with practical worked examples, making complex accounting principles accessible.

Graded exercise sets: Includes learning checkpoints, revision questions, and exam-style problems—structured to build confidence progressively 
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Real-world relevance: Features case studies like those of the Deere and Massey farming businesses to demonstrate real-life accounting applications 
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Visual focus: Full-colour design enhances clarity of tabular statements, financial records, and accounting procedures.

Supportive tools: Keywords, tips, and summaries help students focus on core topics and exam strategies.

Table of contents: 

Chapter 1

Introduction to accounting

Objectives of financial information

Accounting concepts

Accounting bases and policies.

Chapter 2

Accounting records

Part A Basic record-keeping…

Double-entry bookkeeping

The books of first entry and ledgers

VAT (Value Added Tax)..

Other books

The trial balance.

The final accounts

Part B Capital and revenue receipts and expenditure

Part C Statutory deductions.

Part D

Accruals and prepayments

Part E Bad debts and the provision for bad debts.

Chapter 3

Bank reconciliation statements

Purpose of bank reconciliation statements

Procedure for preparing a bank reconciliation statement

Chapter 4

Depreciation and revaluation of fixed assets

Part A Depreciation of fixed assets..

Methods of depreciation

Scrap value

The accounts

Part B Revaluation of fixed assets..

The accounts.

Chapter 5

Control accounts

Introduction to control accounts..

The accounts

Schedule (list) of debtors and creditors (Higher Level)

Chapter 6

Final accounts sole trader

The sole trader.

Final accounts of a sole trader

Basic adjustments to final accounts.

Chapter 7

Correction of errors – suspense accounts…

The trial balance…..

Suspense accounts

Procedure for dealing with errors…..

More difficult adjustments

Chapter 8

Regulatory framework of accounting

Accounting obligations

The regulatory agencies.

The audit

Chapter 9

Company accounts (internal use)

Limited companies.

Sources of finance.

The accounts

Difficult adjustments.

Chapter 10

Published accounts financial statements and reports.

The directors

Templates for published accounts

Explanatory notes

Chapter 11

Manufacturing accounts

Costs of manufacture.

The accounts

Chapter 12

Departmental accounts

The accounts.

Allocation and apportionment.

Chapter 13

Club accounts..

The treasurer

The accounts.

Special club receipts

Adjustments to club accounts.

Chapter 14

Service firms’ accounts

The accounts.

Adjustments (Higher Level).

Chapter 15

Farm accounts.

The accounts

Enterprise analysis accounts.

Terms associated with farm accounts…..

Valuation of stock….

Adjustments..

Chapter 16

Incomplete records

1. Control account/cash account method…

2. Net worth/balance sheet method (including mark-up/margin).

Chapter 17 Cash flow statements.

Importance of cash flow statements

Financial Reporting Standard 1 – FRS 1 (Revised)

Reconciliation notes

Preparation of cash flow statements

Cash flow statement when operating profit is not given.

Chapter 18 Ratio analysis and the interpretation of financial statements

Part A The manipulation of formulae…

1. Profitability and efficiency ratios.

2. Asset/turnover ratios.

3. Liquidity/solvency ratios.

4. Activity ratios…

5. Gearing ratios

6. Investment ratios

Limitations of ratio analysis….

Part B The interpretation of formulae..

Chapter 19 Tabular statements effects of transactions on the balance sheet

Procedure

Chapter 20 Nature and scope of management accounting.

Role of the management accountant

Relationship between management and financial accounting.

Chapter 21 Cost classification….

Manufacturing and non-manufacturing costs

Fixed and variable costs…

Graphical presentation of costs

Separation of mixed costs into fixed and variable elements (Higher Level)..

Chapter 22 Product costing.

Part A

Stock valuation..

Part B Absorption costing.

. Absorption. 1

2. Apportionment….

3. Allocation.

Chapter 23 Cost-volume profit analysis (marginal costing)

Marginal costing.

Compared to absorption costing

Chapter 24 Budgeting and budget planning and control

Part A Manufacturing and related budgets

Part B Cash budgets

Part C Flexible budgets (Higher Level>

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