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100			_aCarlon, Shirley _93148
245			_aAccounting : _bbuilding business skills _cShirley Carlon, Rosina Mladenovic-McAlpine, Chrisann Palm, Paul D. Kimmel, Donald E. Kieso, Jerry J. Weygandt
250			_a4th ed.
260			_aMilton : _bQld Wiley, _cc2012.
300			_axxvii, 1172 p. : _bill. ; _c28 cm.
505			_a1. An introduction to accounting 2. The accounting information system 3. Accrual accounting concepts 4. Inventories 5. Reporting and analysing inventory 6. Accounting subsystems 7. Internal control, cash and receivables 8. Reporting and analysing non-current assets 9. Reporting and analysing liabilities 10. Reporting and analysing equity 11. Statement of cash flows 12. Financial statement analysis 13. Analysing and integrating GAAP 14. Introduction to management accounting 15. Cost accounting systems 16. Cost-volume-profit relationships 17. Budgeting 18. Incremental analysis and capital budgeting Appendixes. A. Domino's Pizza Enterprises Ltd annual report 2010 (abridged) B. Time value of money.
520			_a"Accounting: Building Business Skills 4th edition continues to provide students and academics with a well written and accessible textbook, with ample illustrations and applications to business, for a first course in accounting. The text is unique in the way it balances a "user" and "preparer" perspective and integrates real financial information to illustrate business decision choices and how decisions are made using accounting information. The pedagogical approach presented in the text has been tried and tested over many years, and provides a constructive framework for students to learn fundamental accounting concepts and processes. Through the use of real company information and financial statements students will quickly appreciate the use of accounting information. The textbook clearly outlines to students how to account for typical business transactions and prepare financial statements - such as a balance sheet, income statement, and statement of cash flows - that communicate the financing, operating, and investing activities of a business. Whether a student is required to study one accounting subject, as part of a wider business degree, or undertake a major study of accounting the text builds a strong conceptual understanding of accounting and will develop skills that can be applied to an accounting and business environment. The integral role of financial statements for decision making is also emphasised in this text and is reinforced throughout by the Decision Toolkit in each chapter. Students are provided with an extensive set of tools necessary to make business decisions based on financial information."--Publisher's website.
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700			_aMladenovic-McAlpine, Rosina _93153
700			_aPalm, Chrisann _93154
700			_aKimmel, Paul D. _98641
700			_aKieso, Donald E. _98642
700			_aWeygandt, Jerry J. _98640
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