Atsumu Hayashi: Accounting Concert 5: Accounting Fraud

The drama "The American Life" that made work a real and very sympathetic, encourages bosses to learn their accounts and stresses that “an accounting is the necessary language of business.”. The reality is that in a capitalist society, not knowing accounting is as much knowledge as literacy is, and not knowing the importance of accounting is very real. It is thought that ‘ accounting ’ is difficult and complicated because of the idea of expertise, and it is rarely done by entrepreneurs or ordinary people directly because of its presence in business and professional sectors. But accounting is not the legacy of certain people. And the accounting knowledge of office is not hard enough for anyone to learn. A business man, of course, who learns some accounting knowledge from his employees, students, housewives, and so forth, can read and use important information that is as relevant as a code in his company's financial bills or in his business report. For the founders and the techs, accounting knowledge is the key to success. Even the most efficient people who are not prepared to do this can hardly stop the leaking money without missing or knowing what's important. And the ability to manage money effectively and use it wisely is essential for the growth of companies and is directly connected with the fate of corporations. The case of companies whose market is abolished for carbage or whose corporate services are not paid for by embezzlement is sufficient to remind them of the importance of accounting.

Korean title: 회계학 콘서트 5: 분식회계

Korean author: 하야시 아츠무

Korean publisher: 한국경제신문

ISBN-13: 9788947543118