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eBook Details:
- Full title: Financial Accounting, 5th Edition
- Edition: 5th
- Copyright year: 2022
- Publisher: Cengage Learning
- Author: Jay S. Rich; Jeff Jones; Linda Ann Myers
- ISBN: 9780357132692, 9780357132807
- Format: PDF
Description of Financial Accounting, 5th Edition:
Gain a clear understanding of the important relationships between accounting, financial statements and business decisions with Rich/Jones/Myers’ FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING, 5E. This edition’s proven approach is built around the way today’s learners read and process principles. This edition helps you master the fundamentals of financial accounting more quickly and independently so you can focus on how accounting information is used in real companies today. The authors illustrate each major concept using memorable examples from familiar organizations and conceptual insights that explain the reasons behind the processes. You watch leading companies, like Apple, Verizon or Google, use accounting information to make better decisions, as you learn how to analyze and interpret financial data yourself. This edition even provides links to helpful videos from the authors to reinforce concepts and further support your learning success.Important Notice: Media content referenced within the product description or the product text may not be available in the ebook version.
Table of Contents of Financial Accounting, 5th Edition PDF ebook:
DedicationBrief ContentsClose the GapSuperior SupplementsAcknowledgments and ThanksAbout the AuthorsContentsChapter 1: Accounting and the Financial StatementsWhy is Accounting Important?Businesses: Forms and ActivitiesCommunication of Accounting InformationThe Classified Balance SheetThe Income StatementRetained Earnings StatementStatement of Cash FlowsRelationships Among The StatementsProfessional EthicsChapter 1s: Reading a Company’s Annual Report and Form 10-KWhat’s in the Annual Report?Highlights from Form 10-KEarnings AnnouncementsChapter 2: The Accounting Information SystemExhibit 2.1 Year-Over-Year Revenue GrowthFundamental Accounting ConceptsMeasuring Business Activities: The Accounting CycleStep 1: Analyze TransactionsDouble-Entry AccountingStep 2: Journalize TransactionsStep 3: Post to the LedgerStep 4: Prepare a Trial BalanceChapter 3: Accrual AccountingExhibit 3.1 Excerpt from FedEx’s Financial StatementsCompleting the Accounting CycleKey Elements of Accrual AccountingAccrual Accounting and Adjusting EntriesStep 5: Adjusting the AccountsStep 6: Preparing the Financial StatementsStep 7: Closing the AccountsSummary of the Accounting CycleAppendix 3A: Using a Worksheet to Prepare Financial StatementsMaking the Connection: Integrative Exercise (Chapters 1-3)Chapter 4: Internal Control and CashRole of Internal ControlComponents of Internal ControlAccounting and Reporting CashCash ControlsOperating CycleChapter 5: Sales and ReceivablesTiming of Revenue RecognitionAmount of Revenue RecognizedTypes of ReceivablesAccounting for Bad DebtsCash Management Principles Related to Accounts ReceivableNotes ReceivableInternal Control for SalesAnalyzing Sales and ReceivablesChapter 6: Cost of Goods Sold and InventoryExhibit 6.1 Composition of Wal-Mart’s Current AssetsNature of Inventory and Cost of Goods SoldRecording Inventory Transactions-Perpetual SystemCosting InventoryAnalysis of Inventory Costing MethodsLower of Cost or Net Realizable Value RuleAnalyzing InventoryEffects of Inventory ErrorsAppendix 6A: Periodic Inventory SystemAppendix 6B: Inventory Costing Methods and the Periodic Inventory SystemChapter 7: Operating AssetsUnderstanding Operating AssetsAcquisition of Property, Plant, and EquipmentDepreciationDepreciation MethodsExpenditures after AcquisitionRevision of DepreciationDisposal of Fixed AssetsAnalyzing Fixed AssetsIntangible AssetsNatural ResourcesAppendix 7A: Impairment of Property, Plant, and EquipmentMaking the Connection: Integrati ve Exercise (Chapters 4-7)Chapter 8: Current and Contingent LiabilitiesCurrent and Contingent LiabilitiesRecognition and Measurement of LiabilitiesCurrent LiabilitiesContingent LiabilitiesWarrantiesAnalyzing Current LiabilitiesChapter 9: Long-Term LiabilitiesExhibit 9.1 Excerpt from Whirlpool’s 2019 10-K (Note 4)Bonds Payable and Notes PayableAccounting for Long-Term DebtRecognizing Interest Expense and Repayment of PrincipalThe Straight-Line MethodThe Effective Interest Rate Method: Recognizing Interest Expense and Repayment of PrincipalPros and Cons of Debt FinancingLeasesRatio AnalysisAppendix 9A: Pricing Long-Term DebtChapter 10: Stockholders’ EquityExhibit 10.1 Elements of Stockholders’ Equity-Amazon.com, IncRaising Capital within a CorporationAccounting for Issuance of Common and Preferred StockAccounting for Distributions to StockholdersAccounting for Retained Earnings and Accumulated Other Comprehensive IncomeEquity AnalysisMaking the Connection: Integrati ve Exercise (Chapters 8-10)Chapter 11: The Statement of Cash FlowsRole of the Statement of Cash FlowsCash Flow ClassificationsAnalyzing the Accounts for Cash Flow DataPreparing a Statement of Cash FlowsPreparing Cash Flows from Operating ActivitiesPreparing Cash Flows from Investing ActivitiesPreparing Cash Flows from Financing ActivitiesUsing the Statement of Cash FlowsAppendix 11A: The Direct MethodAppendix 11B: Using a Spreadsheet to Prepare the Statement of Cash FlowsChapter 12: Financial Statement AnalysisUse of Financial Statements in DecisionsSEC FilingsAnalyzing Financial Statements with Cross Sectional and Time Series AnalysisAnalyzing the Financial Statements with Horizontal and Vertical AnalysisAnalyzing the Financial Statements with Ratio AnalysisAppendix 1: Data Analytics and Accounting InformationAppendix 2: InvestmentsAppendix 3: Time Value of MoneyAppendix 4: International Financial Reporting StandardsAppendix 5: Financial Statement Information: The Kroger CoAppendix 6: Financial Statement Information: Sprouts Farmers Market, IncGlossaryIndex
