Useful as either a self-teaching guide or a supplement to classroom textbooks, this book presents the fundamentals of accounting, starting with the accounting equation, then explaining financial statements, recording daily business transactions, using special journals, accounting for receivables and payables, and accounting for assets, inventories, and payroll from the viewpoint of a sole proprietorship form of business. Final chapters cover partnership and corporate accounting. Within every chapter, self-testing exercises follow each topic with detailed solutions presented at the back of the book. Barron's Easy Way books focus on both practical and academic topics, presenting fundamental subject matter in clear, understandable language. Equally popular as self-teaching manuals and supplementary texts for classroom use, they are written to help students improve their grades and review subject matter before tests. They are also useful for introducing general readers to a new career-related skill. Easy Way titles cover virtually all subjects that are taught on advanced high school and college-101 levels. Subject heads and key phrases are set in a second color.

Accounting the Easy Way (Barron's Easy Series)

Business & Money

Eisen, Peter J.

Accounting

Barrons Educational Series

Barron's Business Review Books are typically used as college textbook supplements or as main texts in adult education and business brush-up courses. They also make excellent teach-yourself texts for readers who want to expand their business knowledge outside classroom settings. This expanded and updated title explains accounting as the main tool for organizing, maintaining, recording, and analyzing the financial activities of every business. Topics explained include the accounting equation, the different financial statements and their differing functions, the process of recording business transactions, special journals and controls, assets and liabilities, inventories, payroll and government regulations, different forms of business organization, and much more. The text is filled with examples and with review questions and answers. New in this edition is inclusion of the latest available payroll withholding tax tables for Federal, New York State, New York City, and Yonkers municipalities. All payroll topics, including social security taxes, utilize the actual current rates and requirements for each topic presented.

Accounting (Barron's Business Review Series)

Science & Math

Mathematics

A guide to the fundamentals of accounting includes discussions of payroll, inventories, financial statements, business transactions, and long-life assets

Barrons Educational Series. Inc.

Analyzes the accounting equation, describes financial statements, recording transactions, adjusting and closing entries, and much more. Books in this series are designed mainly for classroom use, and make excellent supplements to college texts. In adult education or business brush-up programs, they can serve as fine main texts.

Accounting (Business Review Series)

Barron's Educational Series

Accounting: The Easy Way (Accounting the Easy Way, 2nd ed)

Accounting (Barron's Business Review)

Like the other titles in Barron’s Business Review Series, the new sixth edition of Accounting makes a useful supplement to college textbooks, and is also excellent as a main text in business brush-up programs. Author Peter J. Eisen familiarizes students with key accounting terms, explains the accounting equation, and goes on to instruct in the use and preparation of financial statements, the recording of business transactions in journals, and in closing and adjusting entries at the end of a business period. The book is organized to closely follow a standard college textbook, but concentrates on student understanding of what is done, and, more importantly, how and why. Other helpful features include: 
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<li>Review questions</li>
<li>Computational problems with complete detailed solutions presented when appropriate</li>
<li>Additional problems to reinforce the reader’s knowledge</li>
<li>An extensive glossary of accounting terms.</li>
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 New features in this edition include instruction in the use of spreadsheets to solve many accounting problems, a more detailed explanation of accounting data procedures as internal controls designed to safeguard assets, and extensive commentary on business ethics.

Education & Reference

Barrons Educational Services

Like the other titles in Barron's Business Review Series, the new seventh edition of Accounting is a useful supplement to college textbooks, and is also excellent as a main text in business brush-up programs. It focuses on helping students understand the "how" and "why" to key accounting concepts. Author Peter J. Eisen familiarizes students with key accounting terms, explains the accounting equation, and goes on to instruct in the use and preparation of financial statements, the recording of business transactions in journals, and in closing and adjusting entries at the end of a business period. The book is organized to closely follow a standard college textbook, but concentrates on student understanding of what is done, and, more importantly, how and why. Other features include: <ul> <li>Review questions with answers and explanations</li> <li>Computational problems with complete detailed solutions presented when appropriate</li> <li>Additional problems to reinforce the reader's knowledge</li> <li>An extensive glossary of accounting terms</li> </ul> New features in this edition include instruction in the use of spreadsheets to solve many accounting problems, a more detailed explanation of accounting data procedures as internal controls designed to safeguard assets, and extensive commentary on business ethics.

Like the other titles in Barron's Business Review Series, this Seventh edition of Accounting makes a useful supplement to college textbooks, and is also excellent as a main text in business brush-up programs. Author Peter J. Eisen familiarizes students with key accounting terms, explains the accounting equation, and goes on to instruct in the use and preparation of financial statements, the recording of business transactions in journals, and in closing and adjusting entries at the end of a business period. The book is organized to closely follow a standard college textbook, but concentrates on student understanding of what is done, and, more importantly, how and why. Other helpful features include: <ul> <li>Review questions</li> <li>Computational problems with complete detailed solutions presented when appropriate</li> <li>Additional problems to reinforce the reader's knowledge</li> <li>An extensive glossary of accounting terms.</li> </ul> This edition includes instruction in the use of spreadsheets to solve many accounting problems, a more detailed explanation of accounting data procedures as internal controls designed to safeguard assets, and extensive commentary on business ethics. &nbsp;

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Accounting the Easy Way (Barron's Easy Series)

Accounting (Barron's Business Review Series)

Accounting (Barron's Business Review Series)

Accounting (Business Review Series)

Accounting: The Easy Way (Accounting the Easy Way, 2nd ed)

Accounting (Barron's Business Review)

Accounting (Barron's Business Review)

Accounting (Barron's Business Review)

Accounting (Barron's Business Review)