The online version The online version shows a glossary, but does not allow access. Apparently, additional registration is required for the online version, since much of the text is not accessible from that link. The link to the paper version on Amazon is a bonus for this book. Material was presented in a clear, concise manner with examples that more closely resemble real-life presentation than is normally seen in textbooks.
End of chapter discussions, exercises, and problems were clear and straight-forward and should be easily used by the student. One negative, for some instructors, may be the complete solutions to end of chapter work at the end of the book. Students, on the other hand, often like to see the solutions to help them work through difficult material. A cursory review of the text, examples and end of chapter material did not reveal any inaccuracies or errors.
All material appeared to be current. The material was organized in a manner that should make any changes, updates, corrections, or additions easy to implement. Material is very readable and written in a clear, concise manner that should be easy accessible to students. In-chapter examples and exhibits enhanced the material.
Material was seamlessly presented. Terminology was consistent. Use of bullet points made concepts easy to understand. Especially important for students is the consistency of the chapter presentation of the material and the same use of methods and terminology in the end of chapter work. Although some of the chapters seemed dense in terms of new material, each chapter was presented in sections that can be easily segmented into individual class period presentations.
Several chapters had appendix sections which can be used for optional assignments as needed by the instructor. The organization logically worked through the accounting cycle and financial statements. The chapter on partnerships included a section on sole proprietorship that included accounting for the three types of business formation. The PDF version was accessible and very easy to read. All images, charts and examples were free from distortion and very legible. The Online version did not seem to have all the links available.
Examples were primarily objective references to companies with few references to individual cultures. An email to lyryx. Although the additional site has not yet been evaluated, the response time indicates an excellent level of instructor support. After review of the support material, the book is definitely a possibility for the Financial Accounting course. Problem 7E. Problem 8E. Problem 9E. Problem 10E. Problem 11E. Problem 12E. Problem 13E. See examples below:. Managerial Accounting: Managerial accounting is accounting for managers and is concerned with the The product cost is the sum total of all the costs incurred to get the finished product into For instance, a customer gives an order to the printing company to print T-shirts.
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