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Financial Accounting e-book project - Dr D V Ramana & Team

Dr D V Ramana Ph.D, Professor, Accounting, Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar.

Dr. D V Ramana has converted his teaching notes into an e-book. This is opened for the students on a pilot basis to get their feedback and suggestions for improvement.

Visit http://www.accounting-ebook.com/




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The e-book contains videos on various topics on finance. Dr D V Ramana would like inputs from you on this project. You will be glad to know that he is also working on IFRS e-book project.

I congratulate him for his efforts on Financial Accounting e-book and wish him All the best for his future projects.

PS: Dr Ramana is a subscriber of Management Accountant Blog. If you are interested to make a guest post on the projects you have undertaken or your article on specific topic that would help the readers, I would be happy to post the same on the blog. Please contact me.

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Santosh Puthran

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