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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTERQONE
FinancialQStatementsQandQBusinessQDecisions

CHAPTERQTWO
InvestingQandQFinancingQDecisionsQandQtheQAccountingQSystem

CHAPTERQTHREE
OperatingQDecisionsQandQtheQAccountingQSystem

CHAPTERQFOUR
Adjustments,QFinancialQStatements,QandQtheQClosingQProcess

CHAPTERQFIVE
ReportingQandQInterpretingQSalesQRevenue,QReceivables,QandQCash

CHAPTERQSIX
ReportingQandQInterpretingQCostQofQSalesQandQInventory

CHAPTERQSEVEN
ReportingQandQInterpretingQLong-LivedQAssets

CHAPTERQEIGHT
ReportingQandQInterpretingQCurrentQLiabilities

CHAPTERQNINE
ReportingQandQInterpretingQNon-currentQLiabilities

CHAPTERQTEN
ReportingQandQInterpretingQShareholders'QEquity

CHAPTERQELEVEN
StatementQofQCashQFlows

CHAPTERQTWELVE
CommunicatingQAccountingQInformationQandQAnalyzingQFinancialQStatements

CHAPTERQTHIRTEEN
ReportingQandQInterpretingQInvestmentsQinQOtherQCorporations


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CHAPTER ONE
Financial Statements and Business Decisions



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