Financial Accounting

Financial Accounting

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Two primary functions of financial accounting are measure activities of a company and communicate those measurements to investors and other people for making decisions. The measurement process involves recording transactions into accounts. The balances of these accounts are used to communicate inf...

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Main Author: Spiceland, J. David (Author)
Other Authors: Thomas, Wayne (co-author), Herrmann, Don (co-author)
Format: Manuscript Book
Language:English
Published: New York McGraw-Hill Education 2016
Edition:FOURTH EDITION
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Financial Accounting
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Summary:Two primary functions of financial accounting are measure activities of a company and communicate those measurements to investors and other people for making decisions. The measurement process involves recording transactions into accounts. The balances of these accounts are used to communicate information in the four primary financial statements, which are linked.
Item Description:Includes index
Physical Description:xxx, 609 pages illustrations 28 cm
ISBN:9781259251115

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