Fundamental accounting principles
Kermit D Larson; John J Wild; Barbara Chiappetta
- 17th ed.
- Boston, Mass. McGraw-Hill, 2005
- 1 volume (various pagings) color illustrations 29 cm
A variety of multi-media instructional aids are available to support the text. Includes index.
Accounting in business -- Analyzing and recording transactions -- Adjusting accounts and preparing financial statements -- Completing the accounting cycle -- Accounting for merchandising operations -- Inventories and cost of sales -- Accounting information systems -- Cash and Internal controls -- Accounting for receivables -- Plant assets, natural resources, and intangibles -- Current liabilities and payroll accounting -- Accounting for partnerships -- Accounting for corporations -- Long-term liabilities -- Investments and international operations -- Reporting the statement of cash flows -- Analysis of financial statements -- Managerial accounting concepts and principles -- Job order cost accounting -- Process cost accounting -- Cost allocation and performance measurement -- Cost-volume-profit analysis -- Master budgets and planning -- Flexible budgets and standard costs -- Capital budgeting and managerial decisions -- Glossary.
Presents the principles of accounting. This book uses small business examples and includes computerized learning tools, end-of-chapter material, and a pedagogical design. It incorporates Homework Manager, and General Ledger and Peachtree application software that enables students to understand key concepts of accounting and their role in business.