Financial Accounting, Version 3.1 is suitable for financial accounting courses at the undergraduate or MBA level).
Financial Accounting leverages an effective question-and-answer format to structure the narrative and engage students in a practical, Socratic form of learning. Carefully developed to follow the standard scope and sequence of the typical financial accounting course, this textbook encourages students to think like accountants, rather than simply memorizing operations. Learners are exposed to the basic principles of financial accounting while also developing an appreciation for its importance and logic so they can make prudent business decisions.
New in This Version
New in This Version
- Updates to all real-world examples
- Added 36 new videos recorded by Joe Hoyle. These new videos walk the reader through the worked-out solutions for in-text examples.
Reflects recent updates to Version 3.0
- New chapter-opening videos recorded by Leah Kratz.
- Many of the real-world case examples that bring the book to life are refreshed or replaced.
- Revised and increased the number of end-of-chapter items, culled dated questions, and generally upgraded item quality.
- Updated coverage conforms to changes in the U.S. GAAP (e.g. revenue recognition, lease accounting, and equity marketable securities held for sale).
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Additions & Errata
2/16/22: chapter 7.2 (page 238), Net realizable value of Dell changed from $12.892 billion to $12.788 billion