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close this book Basic accounting for small groups
View the document Foreword
View the document Acknowledgements
View the document 1 Introduction: why keep accounts?
Open this folder and view contents 2 Deciding what your project will cost
Open this folder and view contents 3 Records of money coming in and going out
Open this folder and view contents 4 Arranging your records to give more information
Open this folder and view contents 5 Bank accounts
Open this folder and view contents 6 Summarising the accounts
Open this folder and view contents 7 Summarising your accounts in more detail
Open this folder and view contents 8 Providing the information that your group needs
Open this folder and view contents 9 Having the accounts checked
View the document Appendix 1 : Example of a receipts and payments account
View the document Appendix 2 : Glossary of terms used
View the document Appendix 3 : Some blank forms which you may find useful
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Basic accounting for small groups

John Cammack

Oxfam (UK and Ireland)

Published by Oxfam (UK and Ireland)

First published in 1992 Reprinted in 1996

ISBN 0 85598 148 2

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Village pharmacy, Burkina Faso (Jeremy Hartley/Oxfam)

Coffee growers' co-operative, Haiti (Caroline Watson/Oxfam)

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