Accounting: What the number mean

It is a good accounting book for beginners, in my opinion. It has two major parts: financial accounting and managerial accounting. The financial accounting covers the financial statements and how to read them. The managerial accounting covers basic cost accounting analysis and methods

Accounting: What the number mean

David H. Marshall; Wayne W. Mc Manus

McGraw Hill

2004

Abstract

It has two major parts: financial accounting and managerial accounting. The financial accounting covers the financial statements and how to read them. The managerial accounting covers basic cost accounting analysis and methods.

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1. Accounting - Present and past
2. Financial statements and Accounting concepts/principles
3. Fundamental interpretations made from financial statement data
4. The bookkeeping process and transaction analysis
5. Accounting for and presentation of curren assets
6. Accounting for and presentation of noncurrent assets
7. Accounting for and presentation of Liabilities
8. Accounting for and presentation of Owners’ Equity
9. The income statement and the statement of cash flows
10. Explanatory notes and other financial statement information
11. Financial statement analysis
12. Managerial Accounting and cost – volume – profit relationships
13. Cost accounting and reporting systems
14. Cost Analysis for planning
15. Cost Analysis for control
16. Cost Analysis for decision making

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David H. Marshall; Wayne W. Mc Manus, Accounting: What the number mean, McGraw Hill, 2004

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