Effective writing: A handbook for accountants

Claire A. May · Gordon S. May

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Academic Writing and Publishing Accounting Education and Careers Language, Communication, and Linguistic Studies

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I. COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES. 1. Accountants as Communicators. 2. The Writing Process: An Overview. 3. The Flow of Thought: Organizing for Coherence. 4. A Sense of Style: Writing with Conciseness and Clarity. 5. Standard English: Grammar, Punctuation, and Spelling. 6. Format for Clarity: Document Design. 7. Accounting Research. II. BUSINESS DOCUMENTS. 8. Letters. 9. Memos and E-Mail. 10. Reports. III. WRITING AND YOUR CAREER. 11. Writing Essay Exams: Academic Courses and Professional Certification Exams. 12. Writing for Employment: Resumes and Letters. 13. Writing for Publication. 14. Oral Presentations.

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