Profitability accounting and bidding strategy for engineering and construction management / Hans J. Lang and Michael DeCoursey
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TextPublication details: New York : Van Nostrand Reinhold, c1983Description: xiv, 195 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmISBN: 0442260059Subject(s): ACCOUNTING -- BIDDING STRATEGY -- ENGINEERING | CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENTLOC classification: HF 5686.B7 .L364 1983
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| GC HF 5667 .G76 1985 c.1 Auditing : a risk analysis approach / | GC HF 5667 .G76 1985 c.2 Auditing : a risk analysis approach / | GC HF 5667 .M45 1973 Principles of auditing / | GC HF 5686.B7 .L364 1983 Profitability accounting and bidding strategy for engineering and construction management / | GC HF 5686 .C44 1985 Cost and managerial accounting / | GC HF 5686 .C66 1977 Construction accounting and financial management / | GC HF 5686 .D43 1987 Cost accounting / |
Includes index.
Part I. Financial Accounting -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Basic Equations -- 3. Double Entry Bookkeeping -- 4. The Balance Sheet -- 5. Statement of Income -- 6. Preparation of Financial Statements -- 7. Statement of changes in financial position -- 8. Audited Financial Statements -- Part II. Profit Taking -- 9. Gross Profit -- 10. Accounting and Cost Engineering -- 11. Profit Taking -- 12. Business Plan -- 13. Bidding -- 14. Internal Financial Statements -- 15. Applications.
This book is written for people engaged in the engineering and construction industry and primarily business development and sales personnel, project managers, project engineers, proposal managers, estimators, cost engineers, planners, schedulers, project accountants, construction managers, and last but by no means least, departmental and general' managers.
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