Stickney Financial Accounting: conceptual approach and the application of problem sets (the 10th edition of the original book)(Chinese Edition)(Old-Used)

Ship out in 2 business day, And Fast shipping, Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.Paperback. Pub Date :2004-02-01 Pages: 302 Publisher: China Machine Press Introduction; book of 14 chapters. is composed of four parts: Part I. Chapter 1. general overview of the financial statements. The second part. Chapter 5. to discuss the basic accounting model to be used in the preparation of the primary financial statements. Part III. Chapter 6 to 13. considering the specific accounting principles or methods to be used in the preparation of the financial statements. Finally. Part IV. Chapter 14. Chapter 1 to 13 were consolidated and summarized. These four parts of each other's financial accounting learning the junction or step of the whole process. The Appendix depicts compound interest and present value approach. and provide some of the data table for students not previously learned knowledge in this area with reference to the use of the end of the book. The book is suitable for college accounting undergraduates and other non-accounting undergraduates. graduate students use. Book with Clyde P. Stickney and Luo Man L. Will. Financial Accounting: Concepts. Methods and Applications matched the auxiliary books. including This chapter focuses on and questions. practice questions. exercises and case. This chapter focuses on section briefly describes the basic knowledge about each chapter point. The book has many short exercises to check the ability of the students to apply the concepts in a different environment. Exercises. exercises and case related to the topics discussed in each chapter. The answers to these exercises. students can improve the understanding of the financial statements of the ability to disclose information. -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ directory; translator sequence Chapter 1 enterprise activity profiles. financial statements and accounting procedures outlined. Chapter 2 Balance Sheet: Chapter 3. the profit and loss account of the company's investment and financing matters: Report from operating activities results in Chapter 4 Statement of Cash Flows: report operating activities. investing activities and financing activities on the cash flow Chapter 5 Financial Statements Analysis Introduction to Chapter 7 Inventories. Chapter 6. receivables and revenue recognition: the source of Chapter 8 of the operating profit long-term tangible and intangible assets: Chapter 9 of the viability of the sources liabilities: Introduction Chapter 10 liabilities: Balance Sheet outside financing. lease. deferred income taxes. retirement benefits and derivative securities and investment Chapter 12. Chapter 11 Equity: Chapter 13 of the paid-up share capital. profit and distribution from another angle. see Chapter 14 of the statement of cash flows the optional accounting principle importance and meaning of Appendix A compounding: Concepts and ApplicationsFour Satisfaction guaranteed,or money back.…