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"Accounting Principles" is an introductory accounting text by three authors of intermediate accounting and auditing texts. Aiming to provide the basics of accounting, it is designed to prepare the student for intermediate accounting and business courses. Topics covered include the recording process, internal control and cash, acquisition and depreciation, corporate organization and capital stock transactions, statement analysis, cost-volume-profit relationships, incremental analysis and capital budgeting, and not-for-profit accounting. References to the use of computers in accounting are featured.

Managerial Accounting

by Jerry J Weygandt

Published 12 January 2000
Presents important analytical tools to decision making. Strong real world application. Emphasis on critical thinking and managerial decision-making.

The most widely used text in intermediate accounting, this 6th edition has been updated and refined, while retaining the traditional strengths of previous editions: accuracy, comprehensiveness, student acceptance, supporting materials, and quality and quantity of end-of-chapter material. It incorporates all FASB pronouncements through October 1988, and includes many new exercises and problems, updated illustrations and excerpts, a new software supplement using Lotus 1-2-3, and a revised pensions chapter. The previous edition of this book was published in 1986.

Financial Accounting

by Jerry J Weygandt

Published 15 February 1995
Introducing the accounting cycle from the corporate perspective, this text includes early coverage of GAAP and financial ratios. It includes a pedagogical framework which aims to help students gain a clearer understanding of financial accounting. A study guide and workpapers are available to accompany this text.


Principles of Accounting

by Paul D Kimmel

Published 16 January 2004
This book starts with a macro view of accounting information by presenting real financial statements. The authors establish how financial statements communicate the financing, operation, and investing activities of a business. To integrate the use of financial statements for decision-making, the authors identify a finite set of tools necessary to make business decisions based on financial information. The Decision Toolkit is provided for the reader and integrated throughout the text.

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