Everything You Forgot in Accounting 1: A Quick Guide

This book is designed for normal person who took an accounting class and has a vague recollection of what they learned. You are presented with a question on a subsequent exam or are suddenly thrust into a job where you have to do some accounting, and you get that panic attack. We have all been there—thus, the purpose of this book.Looking up the concept on the internet, while initially a good idea and may answer the immediate question, does not help you remember the concept for next time. Going back to your college textbook may work, but those books are not written in plain English, and many times they confuse more than they help. Of course, asking a fellow student or coworker may do the trick, but you need more than just a quick answer—you need to review the basics.The title of this book, Everything You Forgot in Accounting 1: A Quick Guide, tells it all. In this easy to read book you will find a description of many concepts you are familiar with but honestly don’t recall. The book is written in simple English, with as little accounting jargon as possible; in other words, it will help you easily recall and retain the information. There are no questions or exercises, just information and examples to get you up to speed quickly.Since this is a reference book, there is no need to read the book cover to cover. A quick glance at the table of contents or the index will discover what you are looking for and you can go straight there. Of course, you may want to review other areas, and this desktop reference is perfect when you want to understand or remember your basic accounting.If you want an easy-to-follow reference, this is the book for you.