Core Concepts of Accounting Information Theme 1, 1999-2000 Edition

by PINCUS

• ISBN13: 9780072321920
• ISBN10: 007232192X
• Edition: 8th
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 1999-07-29
• Publisher: MCG

Summary

CORE CONCEPTS OF ACCOUNTING INFORMATION provides introductory students with a relevant, up-to-date, and comprehensive learning tool. Its innovative, users-perspective approach is divided into diverse themes. Each theme examines topics from all the major functional areas of accounting (financial, managerial, systems, tax, and auditing) and is then divided into modules that follow the same organizational pattern across themes. The first module provides an introduction, while the remaining modules explore the theme's topics from the perspective of users of accounting information, such as owners, management, etc.

Table of Contents

Theme I: The Users/Uses of Accounting Information Module 1: Introduction Module 2: Management as Users of Accounting Information Module 3: Owners and Creditors as Users of Accounting Information Module 4: Government as a User of Accounting Information Module 5: Other Users of Accounting Information Module 6: The Environment of AccountingTheme II: Accounting Issues Involving Income and Cash Flows Module 1: Introduction Module 2: Owners' and Creditors' Uses of Income and Cash Flows Information Module 3: Management Uses of Income and Cash Flows Information Module 4: Government and Other Users of Income and Cash Flows InformationTheme III: Accounting Issues Involving Economic Resources Module 1: Introduction Module 2: Management as Users of Accounting Information About Economic ResourcesModule 3: Owners and Creditors as Users of Accounting Information About Economic ResourcesModule 4: Government and Other Users of Accounting Information About Economic Resources Theme IV: Accounting Issues Involving Capital Module 1: Introduction Module 2: Management as Users of Accounting Information about CapitalModule 3: Owners and Creditors as Users of Accounting Information About Capital Module 4: Government and Other Users of Accounting Information About Capital