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1. College Accounting 1-12 and Study Guide and
Working Papers and DVD and Envelope Package (9th
Edition) by Jeffrey Slater, Hardcover, Publisher:
Prentice Hall
Increase your understanding of accounting concepts! This
book motivates learners and helps assess comprehension
of accounting and taxation topics. Each chapter is
divided into several 4-5 page “Learning Units” and each
is followed by a “Learning Unit Review.” Specific
chapter titles include: Debits and Credits: Analyzing
and Recording Business Transactions, Banking Procedures
and Control of Cash, Payroll Concepts and Procedures,
The Employer's Tax Responsibilities, Special Journals:
Sales and Cash Receipts, and Preparing a Worksheet for a
Merchandise Company. The book makes extensive use of the
#1 market leading franchise Subway to provide real-world
insights, and features in-text computerized accounting
workshops on the latest release of Peachtree Complete
Accounting. For accountants and tax preparers.
2. Accounting Information Systems by Marshall B.
Romney, Paul John Steinbart, Hardcover: 735 pages,
Publisher: Prentice Hall
The book reflects how information technology (IT) is
altering the very nature of accounting, discussing how
developments such as the Internet, electronic commerce,
EDI, databases, and artificial intelligence are
fundamentally transforming the way organizations conduct
their business activities. Streamlined presentation
condenses coverage into nineteen clear, tightly-focused
chapters. Increased coverage of business strategy
introduces basic strategies and strategic positions in
Chapter 1. Enhanced coverage of e-commerce explores FEDI
and control issues as well as IT support of e-commerce.
For accountants interested in updating their skills.
3. Advanced Accounting by Paul M. Fischer, William J.
Taylor, Rita H. Cheng, Hardcover: 1250 pages, Publisher:
South-Western College
Advanced Accounting, 8e offers the most authoritative,
conceptually strong, and comprehensive coverage of
advanced accounting topics of any text on the market.
Completely updated to reflect all of the latest FASB
pronouncements, it is an excellent preparation resource
for the CPA exam. Advanced Accounting also provides
students with the tools they need to pursue professional
careers in a global economy. This is the only text on
the market to utilize the horizontal approach to
consolidations worksheets, the format most commonly used
in the business world.
4. Financial Statement Analysis with S&P insert card
+ Dynamic Accounting PowerWeb by John J Wild, K. R.
Subramanyam, Robert F. Halsey, Hardcover, Publisher:
McGraw-Hill/Irwin
Financial Statement Analysis, 8e, by emphasizing
effective analysis and decision making, gives readers a
competitive advantage in analyzing financial statements
in an increasingly competitive market. Financial
Statement Analysis, 8e, continues to set the standard
(over 7 prior editions) in showing students the keys to
effective financial statement analysis - including both
accounting analysis (part II) and financial analysis
(part III). The book is appropriate for students with
broad business interests, as well as those who are
majoring in accounting and finance as it clearly shows
the relevance of financial statement analysis to all
business decision makers. The authors apply 3 important
criteria in their writing: (i) Make it relevant; (ii)
Draw inferences for business decisions; and (iii) Make
it accessible and interesting. In addition, the authors:
1. Use numerous and current "real world" examples 2.
Focus on analysis while describing current reporting
requirements 3. Apply a concise/succinct writing style
4. Explain securities valuation using financial
statement analysis.
5. Financial Accounting with Topic Tackler CD-ROM,
NetTutor, & PowerWeb Package by Robert Libby, Patricia
Libby, Daniel G Short, Hardcover, Publisher:
McGraw-Hill/Irwin
This is an excellent textbook for a course or, if you
have already studied bookkeeping, it is the perfect book
to show you how financial accounting information is
useful for managerial and investment decisions. The real
world emphasis provides a great context. The authors
have struck a good balance between acounting processes
and the use of accounting information.
6. Management Accounting, Fourth Edition by Anthony
A. Atkinson, Robert S. Kaplan, S. Mark S. Young,
Hardcover: 624 pages, Publisher: Prentice Hall
Unique in approach, This textbook provides a balanced,
cohesive integration of management and accounting that
has been noticeably missing from current texts. This
book appeals to the general business student as well as
the Accounting major. It teaches how a business manager
uses management accounting information to solve problems
and manage activities within an organization. Accounting
majors aspiring to become management accountants learn
how to design and operate information systems that
create value for their organizations. The entire text
blends contemporary theory and the latest research in
management accounting with practical applications and
actual company experiences.
7. Modern Accounting in the Financial Services:
Accountancy for Banking Students by Dick Edwards,
Paperback, Publisher: Financial World Publishing
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