Advanced Accounting

by Bruce Bettinghaus, Joseph H. Anthony, Floyd A. Beams, et al.

Book Overview

For junior and senior-level Advanced Accounting courses Advanced Accounting 9/e uses the complete equity method to allow students to focus on accounting concepts rather than bookkeeping techniques in... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 013066183X
• ISBN13: 9780130661838
• Release Date: January 2002
• Publisher: Prentice Hall
• Length: 744 Pages
• Weight: 4.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 8.5" x 11.4"

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Advanced accounting

I used this book as my self-study material and I benefited from this book a lot. I would recommend using it either as a textbook for Advanced Accounting course or as a reference book for professionals. Here are the few points that I would like to share with you:1. Logical order The order to display the topics in this book is logical and consistent. This is important for self-study users. At the beginning of each chapter, there's always a paragraph or two summarize the main points that are going to present in the chapter. This gives the reader a whole picture.2. Clear explanation and examples The book uses easy explanatory languages and the examples are very representative. Each example, the author is showing us every detail steps, so it is easy to follow.3. Relevant exercises and problems. At the end of each chapter, there are questions that can help to reinforce the concepts. Most questions can be found directly from the material. There are also exercises and problems that are related to the topic presented in the chapter. I remember there is an accounting book I used before that the problems required more knowledge than the chapter actually covered. This not the case in this book. Some of the examples in the chapter could be used as quick reference while working on the problems, too.The only thing I would recommend, if I need to find some, is that I hope there could be more real life issues mentioned in the book. In this way, readers can relate the knowledge to daily life even closer.