Controllership

	Controllership, Seventh Edition by Steven Bragg and Janice Roehl-Anderson


	Commentary:
	This book is an absolutely comprehensive view of the controller's position -- anything with 62 chapters and 1,150 pages has to be! Originally published by Jim Willson in 1952 and continually expanded over the past half-century, the general areas covered by this seventh edition include broad management aspects, planning, controls, all assets and liabilities, financial and operational reports, computer systems, and administrative topics.

	Content:
	Controller responsibilities Cost accounting Ratio and trend analysis Internal control systems Internal auditing Recruiting and supervision Investor relations The budgeting process Taxation strategy Managing company functions Asset and liability planning		Management reports Shareholder reports Selecting financial software ERP systems Information security Project risk management Acquisitions analysis Advanced accounting systems Outsourcing accounting Accounting manuals Risk management






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