Accounting and Financial Reporting for Governmental and Nonprofit Organizations

Business & Money

Ingram, Robert W.

Economics

Mcgraw-Hill College

This book provides a realistic presentation of managerial accounting. Unlike any other text, Ingram presents managerial accounting as a key communication process for management decision making. Additionally, students learn that service-oriented as well as product-oriented organizations apply similar approaches to gain accurate, timely information. Managerial accounting is viewed throughout the book as part of multi-disciplinary management. Accountants are part of a team of interdepartmental managers working together to resolve questions of costing, pricing, and production.

Managerial Accounting: Information for Decisions

HILL, JOHN

Albright, Thomas L.

Management & Leadership

South-Western College Pub.

Provides a variety of student aid for mastering the book's material. It includes chapter outlines tied to the learning objectives, review questions, exercises, problems, and forms tailored to the text's end-of-chapter assignments

Study Guide and Forms (Managerial)

Provides a variety of student aid for mastering the book's material. It includes chapter outlines tied to the learning objectives, review questions, exercises, problems, and forms tailored to the text's end-of-chapter assignments.

Financial Accounting: A Bridge to Decision Making

Baldwin, Bruce A.

Finance

Financial Accounting: Information for Decisions

Designed for the financial half of the first year accounting course where AECC guideline integration and a true user text is desired.  The primary goal of the text is to teach students to interpret annual report information and then analyze a company's performance using this information.  The book thoroughly explains the relationship between accrual and cash flow measures, as the author believes that student understanding of that relationship is crucial to their full understanding of using accounting as an informational tool.

Accounting

South-Western Pub.

Study Guide and Forms (Financial)

This innovative new text provides both internal and external views on the importance and use of accounting information for decision-making. Unlike other texts on the market, students learn about managerial and financial accounting and reporting in a holistic manner starting with a retail company. As the text progresses, students learn about the needs of internal and external reporting in manufacturing environments. Financial and Managerial topics are fully blended in both volumes of this text.

Accounting: Managing Business Information, Preliminary Edition Volume I

Cengage Learning'

This innovative, contemporary, and relevant text focuses on the use of accounting information for decision making and places students into situations where management decisions need to be made. Students learn both when and why accounting information is key to communicating important information within an organization, so that as managers they can make informed choices. The first half of the text demonstrates how organizations use accounting information to make financing, investing, and operating decisions. The second half emphasizes managerial accounting as a key communication process for management decision making.

Accounting: Information for Decisions

In this inspired new edition, the authors illustrate accounting not as a set of technical procedures to be memorized, but as a way of identifying and understanding business problems and a means for evaluating potential solutions. Now in its fourth edition, the primary goal of this text remains the same--teach students to understand the impact of accounting information on a company's financial statements. This unique organization introduces students to the accounting information system and then emphasizes accounting for the activities of the firm in the second half of the book. This engages students in the type of financing, investing and operating decisions that a firm has to make. The approach is especially ideal for students who will become users of accounting information because concepts--not procedures--are emphasized.

Baldwin, Bruce

This engaging new edition is designed to bridge the gap between traditional and conceptual approaches of accounting. The best of both worlds are presented for those wishing to capitalize on the authors' strong conceptual approach plus teach the fundamentals of journal entries. Ingram &amp; Baldwin explicitly link journal entries to their financial statement effects. The unique organization introduces students to how a business uses accounting information and then, in the second half, activities of the firm are emphasized. This engages students in the type of financing, investing and operating decisions that a firm has to make. This approach is especially ideal for students who will become users of accounting information because concepts - not procedures - are emphasized.

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Accounting and Financial Reporting for Governmental and Nonprofit Organizations

Managerial Accounting: Information for Decisions

Study Guide and Forms (Managerial)

Financial Accounting: A Bridge to Decision Making

Financial Accounting: Information for Decisions

Study Guide and Forms (Financial)

Accounting: Managing Business Information, Preliminary Edition Volume I

Accounting: Information for Decisions

Financial Accounting: Information for Decisions

Financial Accounting: A Bridge to Decision Making