Financial Accounting

The process of recording, summarizing and reporting the cornucopia of transactions resulting from an organizations operations can become complicated. Over the years, many textbooks have gone into detail to explain how accountants act as processors and purveyors of financial information as the lifeblood of every commercial organization. This updated text provides the essential knowledge required to understand financial accounting without drowning the reader in tangential topics and jargon. Supplemented by a comprehensive case study, this book will help students of all background excel in this vital business field.