Ideal for graduate, MBA, and rigorous undergraduate programs, FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING: AN INTRODUCTION TO CONCEPTS, METHODS, AND USES 14e presents both the basic concepts underlying financial statements and the terminology and methods that allows the reader to interpret, analyze, and evaluate corporate financial statements. Fully integrating the latest International Financial Reporting Standards, inclusive of the latest developments on Fair Value Accounting, and now more streamlined for busy students, this text provides the highest return on your financial accounting course investment. With great clarity, this widely respected financial accounting text paces students appropriately as they learn both the skills and applications of basic accounting in earlier chapters as well as the impart the concepts and analysis skills they will use as future business leaders.
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- Ideal for graduate, MBA, and rigorous undergraduate programs, FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING: AN INTRODUCTION TO CONCEPTS, METHODS, AND USES 14e presents both the basic concepts underlying financial statements and the terminology and methods that allows the reader to interpret, analyze, and evaluate corporate financial statements. Fully integrating the latest International Financial Reporting Standards,
- inclusive of the latest developments on Fair Value Accounting, and now more streamlined for busy students, this text provides the highest return on your financial accounting course investment. With great clarity, this widely respected financial accounting text paces students appropriately as they learn both the skills and applications of basic accounting in earlier chapters as well as the impart the concepts and analysis skills they will use as future business leaders.
This was the recommended book for my MBA class for Financial Accounting This was the recommended book for my MBA class for Financial Accounting. I’ve no prior background in Accounting and this my limited knowledge of accounting, but this doesn’t seem to be a very good. The professor also conceded that he won’t be using this book in the future. I’ll explain the reasons:- Too many typos- Very verbose- The examples are stretched out over multiple chapters. Now that’s not a bad thing by itself, in fact it adds a layer of consistency. But the…
I wouldn’t recommend this book if you have other choices I have to agree with the other reviews about this book. I’m using it only because it’s required for the MBA/MS Finance level Accounting class. The only reason I could see that they might have chosen this book is that its focus is on financial reporting as opposed to being a traditional Financial Accounting 101 book. There are 2 huge problems in my mind so far: the text is organized in a very clunky fashion. The author skips around quite a bit, particularly in the 1st and 2nd chapters. For…
Fortunately some of us were aware enough to point out … The information presented is decent enough, but the errors in the graphics are egregious and start in chapter 1. Even the powerpoint slides that are provided for instructors have errors. Journal entries improperly displayed: indenting the wrong line items, putting the debits in the credits column. It is appalling that such obvious errors – even to those unfamiliar with the concepts – should escape notice of the editors. Confused most of the class I was taking for my MBA. Fortunately some…