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Scroll down for links to purchase financial accounting textbooks, managerial accounting textbooks, or practice sets. All of the texts are available in hard copy and pdf. Each book is carefully organized, of highest quality, and competes favorably with the cost of self-printing pages from the website. We offer discounted financial and managerial pdf bundles including the textbook, workbook, and solutions manual. The workbooks contain working papers for the problems presented in the text and online.

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Financial Accounting Textbooks

Chapters 1 through 16 including problem sets

The financial accounting books cover a range of financial accounting topics related to the accounting and reporting cycle, current assets, long-term assets, debt, equity, and cash flows. This material is customarily covered in introductory accounting courses, and is foundational for all accountants and business persons. The writing approach is a careful blend of concepts and practice. Great care was taken to construct a seamless presentation that flows along a continuous thought process. The careful attention to design should make the book equally appealing to those interested in using accounting information, or those who want to begin to learn how to work in accounting positions.

Managerial Accounting Textbooks

Chapters 17 through 24 including problem sets

The managerial accounting books covers a range of managerial and cost accounting topics related to planning, directing, and controlling functions. Costing methods, operating and capital budgets, tools for analysis, performance evaluation, decision-making processes, and reporting techniques are all covered in depth. This material is customary for most managerial accounting courses, and is foundational for all accountants and business people.

Practice Sets

The practice sets cover a variety of topics such as the general journal, the general ledger, the trial balance, financial statements, cash, receivables, inventory, prepaids, plant assets, and current liabilities.

Students will be asked to apply basic transaction processing principles and methods to produce periodic financial reports; using the tools of cost and managerial accounting in a complex business setting; apply basic accounting knowledge in a simulated business environment and develop critical thinking skills, look into analyzing and the consulting side of accounting for business decisions involving investments, contingencies, dividends, earnings per share, asset exchanges, depreciation, notes payable, long-term debt. enhancing business writing skills;

The practice sets are designed to accompany most introductory accounting texts via an active learning experience that is appropriate for both undergraduate and graduate level courses. Students may solve the practice sets alone, or in groups. A separate solution manual is electronically available to instructors.