The Little Book of Financial Accounting

Author(s): Richard Gore

Edition: 1

Copyright: 2015

Pages: 118

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The Little Book of Financial Accounting is the easiest to understand introductory accounting text on the market. Its virtue lies in its simplicity. First, it is organized so that each topic, that which could be covered in a single class meeting, is organized in its own learning unit or module. Second, it covers all the essential concepts and techniques, but nothing that isn’t essential. Hence, students learn what they need to know without becoming lost or bogged down in unnecessary details. Third, the text introduces a system that classifies all economic events into five easy to understand categories. This system helps students understand the link between business transactions and events and the resulting journal entries. Fourth, the text is consistent with an electronic spreadsheet template, which is available as a supplement to the book that links the recording of economic events in the General Ledger to the financial reports.

 

If you are want an accounting textbook that students will actually read and use, give this text a try! 

Part 1: Accounting Fundamentals

                Module 1: Introduction to Accounting

                Module 2: Foundations of Accounting

                Module 3: Accounting Measurements

                Module 4: Transaction Analysis

                Module 5: Reporting Accounting Information

                Module 6: Reporting Cash Flow Information

Part 2: Accounting Mechanics

                Module 7: The Double Entry Accounting System

                Module 8: The Accounting Records

                Module 9: Closing the Books

Part 3: Accounting Measurements

                Module 10: Accounting for Accounts Receivable & Revenue Recognition

                Module 11: Accounting for Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold

                Module 12: Accounting for Long-Term Assets

                Module 13: Accounting for Liabilities & Equity

Part 4: Using Accounting Information

                Module 14: Investment Analysis

                Module 15: Financial Statement Analysis

Richard Gore

The Little Book of Financial Accounting is the easiest to understand introductory accounting text on the market. Its virtue lies in its simplicity. First, it is organized so that each topic, that which could be covered in a single class meeting, is organized in its own learning unit or module. Second, it covers all the essential concepts and techniques, but nothing that isn’t essential. Hence, students learn what they need to know without becoming lost or bogged down in unnecessary details. Third, the text introduces a system that classifies all economic events into five easy to understand categories. This system helps students understand the link between business transactions and events and the resulting journal entries. Fourth, the text is consistent with an electronic spreadsheet template, which is available as a supplement to the book that links the recording of economic events in the General Ledger to the financial reports.

 

If you are want an accounting textbook that students will actually read and use, give this text a try! 

Part 1: Accounting Fundamentals

                Module 1: Introduction to Accounting

                Module 2: Foundations of Accounting

                Module 3: Accounting Measurements

                Module 4: Transaction Analysis

                Module 5: Reporting Accounting Information

                Module 6: Reporting Cash Flow Information

Part 2: Accounting Mechanics

                Module 7: The Double Entry Accounting System

                Module 8: The Accounting Records

                Module 9: Closing the Books

Part 3: Accounting Measurements

                Module 10: Accounting for Accounts Receivable & Revenue Recognition

                Module 11: Accounting for Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold

                Module 12: Accounting for Long-Term Assets

                Module 13: Accounting for Liabilities & Equity

Part 4: Using Accounting Information

                Module 14: Investment Analysis

                Module 15: Financial Statement Analysis

Richard Gore