6

6

6

6

6

6

6

6

6

6

6

6

Fundamental Accounting 6th edition offers students the basic yet essential knowledge required for

6

6

6

conceptual framework --5. Value added tax --6. Adjustments --7. Inventory --8. Bank reconciliation statements

6

Part II; 5. The accounts as a lens on growth; 6. Measuring value creation; 7. Understanding risk; 8

financial position -- 5. The basics of the statement of cash flows -- 6. Intangible asstes and impairment of

conceptual framework -- 5. Value added tax -- 6. Adjustments -- 7. Inventory -- 8. Bank reconciliation

6

controlling according to different cultural models -- 6. How should business controlling be shaped to best fit

6

-- 6. Processing accounting data -- 7. Adjustments -- 8. The closing of procedure, determining profit

. 6. Foreign currency transactions -- Ch. 7. Translation of foreign financial statements -- Pt. 3

-- 3. Accruals and prepayments -- 4. Stock valuation -- 5. Bad and doubtful debts -- 6. Fixed assets

Regulation -- 5. Postulates, Principles, and Concepts -- 6. The Search for Objectives -- 7. The FASB

in the globalisation of accounting standards / Donna L. Street -- 6. The place of Canada in global

6

financial statement information -- 6. The current asset classification, cash, and accounts receivable -- 7

conceptual framework -- 5. Value added tax -- 6. Adjustments -- 7. Inventory -- 8. Introducing credit

6

-- 5. Assets -- 6. Cash -- 7. Accounts Receivable -- 8. Inventory -- 9. Prepaid Expenses -- 10. Other

: Statements of Changes in Equity -- Chapter 6: The Cash Flow Statement -- Chapter 7: Nonprofit Accounting

6

Rent ALL -- Chapter 6 Merchandising Activities -- Chapter 7 Financial Assets -- Chapter 8 Inventories

activities -- 6. Accounting for merchandising activities -- 7. Merchandise inventories and cost of sales -- 8

and Market Efficiency. Ch. 5. Business Organization and Taxes. Ch. 6. Interest Rates in the

6

Reporting Cash Flows -- 6. Analysis and Interpretation of Financial Statements -- 7. Cost

6

6