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TABLE 5656 OF CONTENTS
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Volume561
1. Accounting56in56 Action
2. The5 6 Recording5 6 Process
3. Adjusting5 6 the5 6 Accounts
4. Completion5 6 of5 6 the5 6 Accounting5 6 Cycle
5. Accounting56 for56 Merchandising5 6 Operations
6. Inventory56Costing
7. Internal5 6 Control5 6 and5 6 Cash
8. Accounting5 6 for5 6 Receivables
9. Long-Lived56Assets
10. Current5 6 Liabilities56and5 6 Payroll


Volume562
9. Long-Lived56Assets
10. Current5 6 Liabilities56and5 6 Payroll
11. Financial5 6 Reporting56 Concepts
12. Accounting56 for5 6 Partnerships
13. Introduction56to56Corporations
14. Corporations:5 6 Additional56 Topics56 and56 IFRS
15. Non-Current56Liabilities
16. Investments
17. The56Cash5 6 Flow56Statement
18. Financial56 Statement56Analysis




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1. Identify56the5 6 use56and56users56of56accounting56and56the5 6 o
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2. Compare56the5 6 different5 6 forms56 of56business56organization.
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4. Describe56the56components56of56the56financial56statement
s56and56explain56the5 6 accounting56equation.
5. Analyze56the56effects56of56business56transactions56o
n56the56accountingequation.
6. Prepare56financialstatements.




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