Basic Principles of Legal Accounting in Namibia is a text written primarily for law students. It provides the reader with the basic principles of accounting, especially in relation to attorneys' practice.

Although it addresses issues of accounting, the book is written from a legal perspective. Hence most examples used in the book relate to attorneys' practice. Students from a non-accounting background (i.e. law students) normally struggle to understand the basic principles of accounting. The book, therefore, helps to break down complex accounting principles to aid understanding. 

• Chapter 1: The Sources Of Law
• Chapter 2: The Role And Function Of Accounting
• Chapter 3: Forms Of Business Entities 
• Chapter 4: Accounting Rules 
• Chapter 5: The Basic Accounting Equation 
• Chapter 6: Value-Added Tax 
• Chapter 7: Books Of Prime Entry, Ledger Accounts And Trial Balance 
• Chapter 8: Bank Reconciliation Statement
• Chapter 9: Financial Statements And The Interpretation Of Data
• Chapter 10: Investments
• Chapter 11: Correspondent Accounts
• Annexure – Solutions
• Index