Intro to Bookkeeping (Us) Study Notes, Review Questions and Classroom Discussion Topics Large Print Edition: for Students with Low Vision

Publisher Marketing: Information presented in class often contains the core concepts of the course. Yet, students frequently fail to master the skills of classroom notetaking. Our Essential ClassNotes products provide study notes that are specific and concrete. Review questions and classroom discussion topics are also included to make sure students are truly involved in the ideas and information being presented. Below shows the TOC of the book: CONTENT UPDATES3 ABOUT THIS BOOK3 US ACCOUNTING ENVIRONMENT4 PRINCIPLES AND STANDARDS4 IFRS AND IAS7 THE ACCRUAL PRINCIPLE9 THE HISTORICAL COST PRINCIPLE11 THE CONSISTENCY PRINCIPLE12 THE PRUDENCE PRINCIPLE13 THE MATERIALITY PRINCIPLE14 THE MATCHING PRINCIPLE, THE TRIAL BALANCE AND THE RELATED ADJUSTMENTS15 THE SEPARATE LEGAL ENTITY CONCEPT19 THE CONSERVATIVE PRINCIPLE20 THE GOING CONCERN CONCEPT21 THE ACCOUNTING EQUATION22 CHAPTER REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS23 BASIC CONCEPTS ON BOOKKEEPING27 BOOKKEEPING METHODS27 THE BOOKKEEPING CYCLE29 DEBITS AND CREDITS30 RECORDING AND POSTING TRANSACTIONS35 GENERAL LEDGER VS GENERAL JOURNAL38 TRIAL BALANCE AND THE NEEDS/PATTERNS OF ADJUSTMENT41 TRIAL BALANCE AND THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS43 BANK RECONCILIATION46 CLOSING JOURNAL ENTRIES51 SOURCE DOCUMENTS53 PAYROLL ACCOUNTING54 PROCESSING TRAVEL EXPENSES REIMBURSEMENT64 CHAPTER REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS68 Students with low vision often prefer text materials in large print, which makes the text less painful to read. This book uses the font Garamond with a size of 20. Feel free to let us know any comments you have regarding the format of this enlarged print setting. We can be reached at michael@examreview.net.