Accounting Fundamentals - (9th Edition)

Author: Anthony
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book is an introductory textbook in accounting. Since its first publication in 1964, it has been revised multiple times and remains enduringly popular. The two authors of this book are Robert N. Anthony from Harvard Business School and Leslie K. Breitner from the University of Washington. The format of this book is unique, employing case exercises where key content is presented in a fill-in-the-blank format, allowing readers to gradually master the fundamental knowledge and practical operations of accounting through hands-on practice. Accounting is known as the language of business, and its basic structure and rules are largely the same across many countries and organizations. However, accounting is also a very complex language because the meanings of many terms used in accounting are not entirely the same as their everyday meanings. When using accounting terms, it is essential to understand their accounting definitions. This is precisely the goal this book aims to achieve.
The unique format and concise content of this book are particularly suitable for self-study. It is suitable as a primary accounting textbook for undergraduate students in accounting, auditing, and finance majors. It can also serve as a reference textbook for accounting courses for students in finance, management, and economics majors. Additionally, it can be used as a reference book for practitioners in related fields.
This book is an introductory textbook in accounting. Since its first publication in 1964, it has been revised multiple times and remains enduringly popular. The two authors of this book are Robert N. Anthony from Harvard Business School and Leslie K. Breitner from the University of Washington. The format of this book is unique, employing case exercises where key content is presented in a fill-in-the-blank format, allowing readers to gradually master the fundamental knowledge and practical operations of accounting through hands-on practice. Accounting is known as the language of business, and its basic structure and rules are largely the same across many countries and organizations. However, accounting is also a very complex language because the meanings of many terms used in accounting are not entirely the same as their everyday meanings. When using accounting terms, it is essential to understand their accounting definitions. This is precisely the goal this book aims to achieve.
The unique format and concise content of this book are particularly suitable for self-study. It is suitable as a primary accounting textbook for undergraduate students in accounting, auditing, and finance majors. It can also serve as a reference textbook for accounting courses for students in finance, management, and economics majors. Additionally, it can be used as a reference book for practitioners in related fields.
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