Accounting principles/ by Jerry J. Weygandt, Donald E. Kieso, and Paul D. Kimmel
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TextPublication details: --New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., c1999.Edition: --Fifth editionDescription: xxxiii, I-15page ill.; 27.5cmISBN: - 0 471 19096 9
- BCir. 657 W545a 1999 5th ed.
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Includes appendixes and indexes
Chapter 1. Accounting in action --2. The recording process --3. Adjusting the accounts --4. Completion of the accounting cycle --5. Accounting for merchandising operations --6. Accounting information systems --7. Internal control and cash --8. Accounting for receivables --9. Inventories --10. Plant assets, natural resources, and intangible assets --11. Current liabilities and payroll accounting --12. Accounting for principles --13. Accounting for partnerships --14. Corporations: organization and capital stock transactions --15. Corporations: dividends, retained earnings, and income reporting --16. Long-term liabilities --17. Investments --18. The statement of cash flows --19. Financial statement analysis --20. Managerial accounting --21. Job order cost accounting --22. Process cost accounting --23. Cost-volume-profit relationships --24. Budgetary planning --25. Budgetary control and responsibility accounting --26. Performance evaluation through standard costs --27. Incremental analysis and capital budgeting.
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