Accounting fundamentals to VCE success with the most authoritative resources available CAMBRIDGE VCE ACCOUNTING FOURTH/FIFTH EDITION Anthony Simmons | Richard Hardy Series Editors: Darrell Cruse | Erin McEwan The most authoritative coverage of the new Study Design to guide students from accounting fundamentals through to exam-readiness. What’s new: • New questions ask students to model the implications of a range of accounting decisions and explore the financial and ethical considerations involved. • Headstart content, available in the Units 1&2 book, provides an introduction to Unit 3 including a chapter on the General Ledger. • Tools for students to take control of their learning include worked example videos, Learning Intentions, and assessment-style exercises. Now improved: • Content and activities are carefully scaffolded to build skills, with a clear, student-friendly layout and colour coding allowing transactions to be followed visually. • The practical workbook, aligned with exercise questions, adopts a similar incremental learning approach to help students practice and develop their accounting skills and revise and prepare for their VCE exams. • Comprehensive exam preparation support includes the gradual increase in difficulty of concepts and activities, the consistent use of VCAA command terms, study tips, and review questions, plus exam-style exercises per chapter that align to the print workbook and downloadable pro-formas.. • Teachers can feel confident that they are using the most accurate and up-to-date resources available. All review questions, exercises and solutions have been thoroughly reviewed by experienced accounting educators, and our trusted team of expert authors are now supported by series editors, Darrell Cruse and Erin McEwan, who provide a fresh classroom teacher perspective and authoritative interpretation of the new Study Design. • Supporting resources for teachers include projectable PowerPoint files per chapter; downloadable and editable activities; solutions for all exercises and review questions; practice exams per Outcome; course outlines per Unit