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9780763820015

Paradigm College Accounting: Chapters 1-29

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Table of Contents

Introduction xxv
Accounting and Bookkeeping xxv
Careers in Accounting xxv
Advancement in Accounting Careers xxv
Moving up the Career Ladder xxvi
Accounting as a Profession xxvi
Public Accounting xxvi
Private Accounting xxvii
Not-for-Profit Accounting xxvii
Accounting Concepts and Principles xxvii
Organizations That Influence Accounting Practice xxviii
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants xxviii
Financial Accounting Standards Board xxviii
Securities and Exchange Commission xxviii
Internal Revenue Service xxviii
Computers and Accounting xxviii
The Nature of Accounting
1(36)
Accounting Defined
2(1)
Users of Accounting Information
2(1)
Forms of Business Organization
2(1)
Types of Business Operations
3(1)
The Elements of Accounting
4(1)
Assets
4(1)
Liabilities
5(1)
Owner's Equity
5(1)
The Accounting Equation
5(1)
Business Transactions and the Accounting Equation
6(7)
The Dual Effect of Business Transactions
6(1)
Recording the Effect of Transactions on the Accounting Equation
7(4)
Summary of Transactions
11(2)
Financial Statements
13(4)
The Income Statement
13(2)
The Statement of Owner's Equity
15(1)
The Balance Sheet
15(2)
Internet Assets
17(1)
Joining the Pieces
18(6)
Concepts and Skills Review
24(3)
Case Problems
27(5)
Challenge Problems
32(5)
Recording Business Transactions
37(30)
The Account
38(1)
Debits and Credits
39(1)
Recording Transactions in Asset, Liability, and Owner's Equity Accounts
40(2)
Temporary Owner's Equity Accounts
42(5)
Rules of Debit and Credit as Applied to Revenue and Expense Accounts
43(1)
Recording Transactions in Revenue and Expense Accounts
43(2)
Owner's Drawing Account
45(2)
The Trial Balance
47(2)
Normal Balance of Accounts
49(1)
Summary of Debit and Credit Rules
50(1)
Internet Assets
51(1)
Joining the Pieces
52(4)
Concepts and Skills Review
56(2)
Case Problems
58(5)
Challenge Problems
63(4)
Starting the Accounting Cycle for a Service Business
67(42)
The Accounting Cycle
68(1)
Analyze Transactions from Source Documents
68(1)
Record Transactions in a Journal
68(7)
Making Journal Entries
69(4)
Compound Journal Entry
73(2)
Advantages of Using a Journal
75(1)
Post from the Journal to the Ledger
75(5)
The Chart of Accounts
75(1)
The Four-Column Ledger Account Form
76(1)
Posting Illustrated
77(3)
Prepare a Trial Balance of the Ledger
80(1)
Summary of the First Four Steps in the Accounting Cycle
81(1)
Locating and Correcting Errors
82(3)
Types of Errors
82(1)
Correcting an Error
82(2)
Summary of Error Correction Procedures
84(1)
Errors That Do Not Cause the Trial Balance to Be Out of Balance
85(1)
Internet Assets
86(1)
Joining the Pieces
87(7)
Concepts and Skills Review
94(3)
Case Problems
97(7)
Challenge Problems
104(5)
The Accounting Cycle Continued--Work Sheet, Financial Statements, and Adjusting Entries
109(36)
Determine Needed Adjustments
111(6)
Supplies Used
112(1)
Insurance Expired
112(1)
Depreciation of Office Equipment and Office Furniture
113(2)
Unpaid Salaries
115(1)
The Matching Principle of Accounting
116(1)
Prepare a Work Sheet
117(3)
Prepare Financial Statements from a Completed Work Sheet
120(4)
The Income Statement
120(1)
The Statement of Owner's Equity
120(2)
The Balance Sheet
122(1)
Showing Additional Investments on the Statement of Owner's Equity
122(2)
Journalize and Post Adjusting Entries
124(21)
Internet Assets
125(1)
Joining the Pieces
126(5)
Concepts and Skills Review
131(4)
Case Problems
135(5)
Challenge Problems
140(5)
Completing the Accounting Cycle for a Service Business--Closing Entries and the Post-Closing Trial Balance
145(34)
Purpose of Closing Entries
146(1)
Journalize and Post Closing Entries
146(10)
Steps in the Closing Process
146(4)
Journalizing Closing Entries
150(1)
Diagram of the Closing Process
151(1)
Posting Closing Entries
152(4)
Prepare a Post-Closing Trial Balance
156(1)
Summary of the Steps in the Accounting Cycle
157(1)
Fiscal Period
157(1)
The Bases of Accounting
158(1)
Internet Assets
159(1)
Joining the Pieces
160(4)
Concepts and Skills Review
164(3)
Case Problems
167(7)
Challenge Problems
174(5)
Comprehensive Review Problem 1 Fred Hayes Photography Studio
177(2)
Cash and the Combined Journal
179(42)
Cash Defined
180(1)
Control of Cash
180(1)
The Combined Journal
181(6)
Designing a Combined Journal
183(1)
Recording Business Transactions in a Combined Journal
184(2)
Proving the Combined Journal
186(1)
Posting the Combined Journal
186(1)
Accounting for Petty Cash
187(6)
Establishing the Petty Cash Fund
190(1)
Making Payments from the Petty Cash Fund
190(1)
Petty Cash Payments Record
190(1)
Replenishing the Petty Cash Fund
191(2)
The Change Fund
193(1)
Cash Short and Over
194(1)
Bank Checking Accounts
195(1)
Maintaining a Checking Account
196(1)
Signature Card
196(1)
Making Deposits
196(1)
Endorsements
197(1)
Writing Checks
197(1)
The Bank Statement
198(6)
Reconciling the Bank Statement
199(3)
Updating Cash Records
202(1)
A More Detailed Bank Reconciliation
202(2)
Internet Assets
204(1)
Joining the Pieces
205(5)
Concepts and Skills Review
210(3)
Case Problems
213(5)
Challenge Problems
218(3)
Accounting for a Merchandising Business--Purchases and Cash Payments
221(46)
Merchandising Activity
222(4)
Purchasing Procedures
222(3)
Trade Discounts
225(1)
Cash Discounts
225(1)
Recording Purchases of Merchandise
226(4)
The Purchases Account
226(1)
Recording Purchases
227(1)
The Purchases Journal
228(1)
Recording Purchases in a Purchases Journal
229(1)
The Accounts Payable Subsidiary Ledger
230(1)
Posting the Purchases Journal
231(3)
Posting to the Accounts Payable Ledger
232(1)
Posting to the General Ledger
232(2)
Merchandise Returns and Allowances
234(2)
Purchases Returns and Allowances
234(1)
Recording Purchases Returns and Allowances
235(1)
Recording Cash Payments
236(2)
The Purchases Discounts Account
236(1)
Cash Payments Journal
237(1)
Posting the Cash Payments Journal
238(1)
Posting to the Accounts Payable Ledger
238(1)
Posting Individual Entries in the General Dr. Column to the General Ledger
239(1)
Posting Special Column Totals to the General Ledger
239(1)
Proving the Accounts Payable Ledger
239(4)
Freight Charges on Incoming Merchandise
243(1)
Purchase Invoices as a Journal
244(1)
Internet Assets
245(1)
Joining the Pieces
246(5)
Concepts and Skills Review
251(3)
Case Problems
254(10)
Challenge Problems
264(3)
Accounting for a Merchandising Business--Sales and Cash Receipts
267(50)
Sales Activity
268(3)
Terms of Payment
268(1)
Procedures for Credit Sales
269(1)
Procedures for Cash Sales
270(1)
Recording Sales of Merchandise
271(2)
Recording Sales in General Journal Form
272(1)
Recording Sales in a Sales Journal
272(1)
The Accounts Receivable Ledger
273(1)
Posting from the Sales Journal
274(1)
Posting to the Accounts Receivable Ledger
274(1)
Posting to the General Ledger
274(1)
Sales Returns and Allowances
275(2)
Sales Discounts
277(1)
Recording Cash Receipts
278(4)
Cash Receipts Journal
279(1)
Posting the Cash Receipts Journal
279(3)
Schedule of Accounts Receivable
282(1)
Accounting for Sales Taxes
283(4)
Recording Sales Taxes Collected
284(1)
Recording Sales Tax in a Sales Journal
284(2)
Sales Returns Involving a Sales Tax
286(1)
Credit Card Sales
287(1)
Bank Credit Card Sales
287(1)
Recording Bank Credit Card Sales
287(1)
Recording Private Company Credit Card Sales
287(1)
Credit Cards Issued by Department Stores
288(1)
Summary of Journals and Ledgers
288(2)
Internet Assets
290(1)
Joining the Pieces
291(6)
Concepts and Skills Review
297(3)
Case Problems
300(9)
Challenge Problems
309(8)
Work Sheet and Adjustments for a Merchandising Business
317(32)
Chart of Accounts for a Merchandising Business
318(1)
Determining Needed Adjustments
318(8)
Adjustment for Merchandise Inventory
321(1)
Adjustment for Store Supplies Used
322(1)
Adjustment for Office Supplies Used
323(1)
Adjustment for Insurance Expired
323(1)
Adjustment for Depreciation Expense
323(2)
Adjustment for Salaries Owed but Unpaid
325(1)
The End-of-Period Work Sheet
326(7)
The Trial Balance and Adjustments Columns
326(1)
The Adjusted Trial Balance Columns
326(2)
Financial Statement Columns
328(4)
Completing the Work Sheet
332(1)
Internet Assets
333(1)
Joining the Pieces
334(3)
Concepts and Skills Review
337(3)
Case Problems
340(5)
Challenge Problems
345(4)
Financial Statements and Closing Entries for a Merchandising Business
349(48)
Preparing Financial Statements for a Merchandising Business
350(11)
The Classified Income Statement
350(6)
The Completed Income Statement
356(1)
The Statement of Owner's Equity
356(2)
The Classified Balance Sheet
358(1)
Working Capital and the Current Ratio
359(2)
Journalizing Adjusting Entries
361(1)
Closing Entries for a Merchandising Business
361(6)
The Post-Closing Trial Balance
367(1)
Reversing Entries
367(4)
Interim Statements
371(1)
Internet Assets
372(1)
Joining the Pieces
373(7)
Concepts and Skills Review
380(3)
Case Problems
383(6)
Challenge Problems
389(8)
Comprehensive Review Problem 2 Mills Sporting Goods Store
393(4)
Accounting for Payroll--Employee Earnings and Deductions
397(30)
Importance of Payroll
398(1)
Employer/Employee Relationships
398(1)
How Employees Are Paid
399(1)
Fair Labor Standards Act
399(1)
Piece-Rate Plans
399(1)
Calculating Gross Earnings
400(1)
Payroll Deductions
401(5)
FICA Tax (Social Security)
401(1)
The OASDI Taxable Wage Base
401(1)
The FICA Tax Rates
401(1)
Federal Income Tax
402(1)
State and Local Income Taxes
403(3)
Other Deductions
406(1)
Calculating Net Earnings (Take-Home Pay)
406(1)
Payroll Record Keeping
407(2)
The Payroll Register
407(1)
Employee's Earning Record
408(1)
Payroll Systems
409(1)
Manual Payroll System
409(1)
Computerized Payroll System
409(1)
Accounting Entry for Employee Earnings and Deductions
410(4)
Salaries Expense
410(1)
FICA Tax Payable---OASDI and FICA Tax Payable---HI
410(1)
Federal Income Tax Payable
411(1)
Other Amounts Withheld
411(1)
Making Payment to Employees
412(2)
Internet Assets
414(1)
Joining the Pieces
415(4)
Concepts and Skills Review
419(2)
Case Problems
421(3)
Challenge Problems
424(3)
Accounting for Payroll--Employer Taxes and Reports
427(32)
Employer Identification Number
428(1)
Employer Payroll Taxes
428(2)
FICA Tax
429(1)
Federal Unemployment Tax
429(1)
State Unemployment Tax
429(1)
Recording Employer's Payroll Taxes
430(2)
FICA Tax Payable---OASDI
431(1)
FICA Tax Payable---HI
432(1)
FUTA Tax Payable
432(1)
SUTA Tax Payable
432(1)
Filing and Making Payroll Tax Payments
432(7)
FICA and Federal Income Taxes
433(3)
Federal Unemployment Taxes
436(2)
State Unemployment Taxes
438(1)
Form W-2: Wage and Tax Statement
438(1)
Form W-3: Transmittal of Wage and Tax Statements
439(1)
Paying Other Amounts Withheld
439(2)
Workers' Compensation Insurance
441(2)
Internet Assets
443(1)
Joining the Pieces
444(5)
Concepts and Skills Review
449(2)
Case Problems
451(3)
Challenge Problems
454(5)
Comprehensive Review Problem 3 Carlson Company
457(2)
Accounting for Notes and Interest
459(34)
Promissory Notes
460(4)
Determining the Due Date of a Note
461(2)
Calculating Interest on a Note
463(1)
Notes Payable and Interest Expense
464(3)
Note Payable Issued for an Extension of Time
464(1)
Payment of a Note at Maturity
465(1)
Note Issued for Merchandise
465(1)
Note Issued for a Loan of Cash
466(1)
Discounting a Note Payable
466(1)
Notes Receivable and Interest Income
467(6)
Note Receivable Received for an Extension of Time
468(1)
Collection of a Note at Maturity
469(1)
Note Received for Merchandise
469(1)
Note Received for a Loan of Cash
469(1)
Discounting a Note Receivable
470(2)
Contingent Liability on Discounted Notes
472(1)
Accounting for Notes Not Paid on the Due Date
473(3)
Note Renewed at Maturity
473(1)
Dishonored Note
473(1)
Collection of a Dishonored Note
474(1)
Dishonored Discounted Note
474(2)
Internet Assets
476(1)
Joining the Pieces
477(4)
Concepts and Skills Review
481(3)
Case Problems
484(5)
Challenge Problems
489(4)
Accounting for Bad Debts
493(30)
The Direct Write-Off Method
494(3)
The Allowance Method
497(9)
The Income Statement Approach to Estimating Bad Debts
498(2)
Recording the Write-Off of a Customer's Account Using the Allowance Method
500(2)
The Balance Sheet Approach to Estimating Bad Debts
502(1)
Adjusting Entry When the Allowance for Doubtful Accounts Account Has a Previous Balance
503(2)
Recovery of Accounts under the Allowance Method
505(1)
The Tax Reform Act of 1986
506(1)
Internet Assets
506(1)
Joining the Pieces
507(4)
Concepts and Skills Review
511(2)
Case Problems
513(7)
Challenge Problems
520(3)
Accounting for Merchandise Inventory
523(38)
How Merchandise Inventory Affects the Income Statement
524(3)
Types of Inventory Systems
527(1)
Taking a Periodic Inventory
527(7)
Goods in Transit
528(1)
Goods on Consignment
528(1)
Damaged or Obsolete Goods
528(1)
Methods of Assigning Costs to Merchandise Inventory
529(2)
Weighted-Average Method
531(1)
Comparison of Inventory Costing Methods
531(2)
Summary of Inventory Costing Methods
533(1)
Lower of Cost or Market Rule
534(1)
Estimating Inventories
535(3)
The Gross Profit Method
535(2)
The Retail Method
537(1)
The Perpetual Inventory System
538(5)
Recording Purchases
538(1)
Recording Sales
539(1)
Subsidiary Perpetual Inventory Records
540(3)
Internet Assets
543(1)
Joining the Pieces
544(6)
Concepts and Skills Review
550(3)
Case Problems
553(4)
Challenge Problems
557(4)
Accounting for Plant Assets and Depreciation
561(38)
Purchasing Plant Assets
562(2)
Determining the Cost of a Plant Asset
563(1)
Land, Buildings, and Land Improvements
563(1)
The Nature of Depreciation
564(1)
Methods of Calculating Depreciation
565(6)
The Straight-Line Method
565(2)
The Units-of-Production Method
567(1)
The Double Declining-Balance Method
568(2)
Comparing the Three Methods
570(1)
Plant Asset Records
571(1)
Capital and Revenue Expenditures
572(1)
Disposing of Plant Assets
573(8)
Sale of Plant Assets
573(3)
Trading in Plant Assets
576(3)
Discarding Plant Assets
579(2)
Intangible Assets
581(1)
Natural Resources (Wasting Assets)
581(1)
Internet Assets
582(1)
Joining the Pieces
583(6)
Concepts and Skills Review
589(3)
Case Problems
592(3)
Challenge Problems
595(4)
Accounting for Accruals and Deferrals
599(40)
Accrued Expenses
600(8)
Accrued Salaries Expense
601(4)
Accrued Interest Expense
605(3)
Other Accrued Expenses
608(1)
Accrued Revenue
608(4)
Summary of Accruals
612(1)
Deferred Expenses
612(4)
Deferred Expenses Recorded as Assets
612(2)
Deferred Expenses Recorded as Expenses
614(2)
Comparison of Methods for Recording Deferred Expenses
616(1)
Deferred Revenue
616(6)
Deferred Revenue Recorded as a Liability
618(1)
Deferred Revenue Recorded as Revenue
619(1)
Comparison of Methods for Recording Deferred Revenue
620(2)
Summary of Deferrals
622(1)
Summary of Reversing Entries
622(1)
Internet Assets
623(1)
Joining the Pieces
624(4)
Concepts and Skills Review
628(2)
Case Problems
630(3)
Challenge Problems
633(6)
Comprehensive Review Problem 4 Wendover Fashions
637(2)
Accounting for Partnerships
639(40)
Characteristics of a Partnership
640(1)
Advantages of a Partnership
640(1)
Disadvantages of a Partnership
641(1)
Articles of Partnership
641(1)
Accounting for a Partnership
641(3)
Recording Beginning Investments of Partners
642(1)
Recording Partner Withdrawals
643(1)
Division of Net Income or Net Loss in a Partnership
644(5)
Income Division Based on a Fractional Share to Each Partner
644(1)
Income Division Based on the Ratio of Capital Invested
645(1)
Income Division Based on Salary Allowances to Partners
646(1)
Income Division Based on Interest Allowances to Partners
646(1)
Income Division Based on Salary and Interest Allowances to Partners
647(2)
Closing Entries for a Partnership
649(2)
Financial Statements for a Partnership
651(1)
Admission of a New Partner
652(3)
Admission of a New Partner by an Investment of Assets
652(3)
Admission of a New Partner by the Purchase of an Interest
655(1)
Withdrawal of a Partner
655(1)
Liquidation of a Partnership
656(5)
Liquidation with Realization at a Gain
657(2)
Liquidation with Realization at a Loss
659(2)
Internet Assets
661(1)
Joining the Pieces
662(5)
Concepts and Skills Review
667(3)
Case Problems
670(4)
Challenge Problems
674(5)
Corporate Accounting--Formation and Paid-in Capital
679(36)
The Corporation
680(2)
Advantages of the Corporate Form
681(1)
Disadvantages of the Corporate Form
681(1)
Forming a Corporation
682(2)
Management of a Corporation
684(1)
Corporate Capital
684(3)
Capital Stock
685(1)
Common Stock
685(1)
Preferred Stock
685(2)
Issuing Capital Stock
687(6)
Par Value Stock
687(1)
No-Par Value Stock
687(1)
Stated Value Stock
688(1)
Market Value
688(1)
Accounting for the Issuance of Stock
688(5)
Stock Subscriptions
693(2)
Treasury Stock
695(2)
Controlling Accounts and Subsidiary Ledgers
697(1)
The Corporate Balance Sheet
698(1)
Internet Assets
698(2)
Joining the Pieces
700(5)
Concepts and Skills Review
705(2)
Case Problems
707(5)
Challenge Problems
712(3)
Corporate Accounting--Earnings and Distribution
715(32)
Net Income of a Corporation
716(2)
Corporate Income Taxes
718(2)
Dividends
720(6)
Cash Dividends
721(2)
Dividends on Cumulative Preferred Stock
723(1)
Stock Dividends
724(2)
Small Stock Dividend versus Large Stock Dividend
726(1)
Summary of Cash and Stock Dividends
726(1)
Cash Dividends
726(1)
Stock Dividends
726(1)
Stock Splits
727(4)
Appropriation of Retained Earnings
727(2)
Retained Earnings Statement
729(2)
Internet Assets
731(1)
Joining the Pieces
732(6)
Concepts and Skills Review
738(2)
Case Problems
740(4)
Challenge Problems
744(3)
Long-Term Liabilities and Investments
747(38)
Long-Term Liabilities
748(1)
Bonds Payable
748(2)
Issuing Bonds versus Issuing Capital Stock
750(1)
Advantages of Bonds
750(1)
Disadvantages of Bonds
750(1)
Classification of Bonds
751(1)
Time of Payment
751(1)
Type of Security
751(1)
Type of Ownership
751(1)
Accounting for the Issuance of Bonds
752(5)
Issuing Bonds at Face Value
753(1)
Issuing Bonds at a Premium
753(2)
Issuing Bonds at a Discount
755(2)
Retirement of Bonds at Maturity
757(1)
Issuing Bonds between Interest Dates
758(1)
Adjusting Entry for Accrued Interest Expense
759(1)
Bond Sinking Fund
760(1)
Accounting for a Bond Sinking Fund
760(1)
Financial Statement Presentation of Sinking Fund Accounts
761(1)
Investments in Stocks and Bonds
761(5)
Investments in Stock (Equity Securities)
762(1)
Investment in Bonds (Debt Securities)
763(1)
Financial Statement Presentation of Investment Accounts
764(2)
Internet Assets
766(1)
Joining the Pieces
767(6)
Concepts and Skills Review
773(2)
Case Problems
775(4)
Challenge Problems
779(6)
Comprehensive Review Problem 5 Wingate Corporation
783(2)
Statement of Cash Flows
785(32)
Basic Features of the Statement of Cash Flows
787(1)
Preparing a Statement of Cash Flows
788(10)
Determine How Much Cash Has Changed
788(1)
Determine Cash Flows from Operating Activities
789(6)
Determine Cash Flows from Investing Activities
795(1)
Determine Cash Flows from Financing Activities
796(1)
Schedule of Noncash Investing and Financing Activities
797(1)
Direct versus Indirect Method of Preparing a Statement of Cash Flows
798(2)
Internet Assets
800(1)
Joining the Pieces
801(5)
Concepts and Skills Review
806(2)
Case Problems
808(6)
Challenge Problems
814(3)
Analysis and Interpretation of Financial Statements
817(40)
Comparative Financial Statements
819(6)
Horizontal Analysis
819(3)
Vertical Analysis
822(3)
Trend Percentages
825(1)
Liquidity Analysis
826(7)
Short-Term Liquidity Measures
826(5)
Long-Term Liquidity Measures
831(2)
Profitability Analysis
833(4)
Return on Total Assets
833(1)
Asset Turnover
834(1)
Return on Stockholders' Equity
835(1)
Earning per Share on Common Stock
836(1)
Price/Earnings Ratio
836(1)
Dividend Yield
837(1)
Summary of Analytical Formulas
837(2)
Short-Term Liquidity Measures
838(1)
Long-Term Liquidity Measures
838(1)
Profitability Analysis
838(1)
Internet Assets
839(1)
Joining the Pieces
840(6)
Concepts and Skills Review
846(3)
Case Problems
849(4)
Challenge Problems
853(4)
Accounting for Departments and Branches
857(32)
Segmentation of Operations
858(1)
Accounting for Departmental Operations
858(10)
Gross Profit by Department
860(1)
Net Operating Income by Department
860(6)
Departmental Margin Analysis
866(2)
Accounting for Branch Operations
868(4)
Reciprocal Accounts
868(1)
Recording Branch Transactions
869(1)
Branch Adjusting and Closing Entries
870(1)
Branch Financial Statements
871(1)
Home Office Accounting
872(1)
Recording Transactions with a Branch
872(1)
Home Office Financial Statements
872(1)
Combined Home Office/Branch Statements
873(1)
Internet Assets
873(1)
Joining the Pieces
874(4)
Concepts and Skills Review
878(3)
Case Problems
881(5)
Challenge Problems
886(3)
Introduction to Manufacturing Accounting
889(28)
Basic Definitions
890(1)
Elements of Cost
890(1)
Inventories of Manufacturing Firms
890(1)
Cost Accounting Systems
891(1)
General Accounting for Manufacturing
891(7)
Recording Manufacturing Transactions
892(2)
Adjusting Entries for Inventories
894(1)
Work Sheet for a Manufacturing Firm
895(1)
Closing Entries
895(3)
Financial Statements for a Manufacturer
898(3)
Statement of Cost of Goods Manufactured
898(1)
Income Statement
899(2)
Internet Assets
901(1)
Joining the Pieces
902(5)
Concepts and Skills Review
907(2)
Case Problems
909(5)
Challenge Problems
914(3)
Job Order and Process Cost Accounting
917(36)
Job Order Cost Accounting
918(11)
Flow of Costs in a Job Order System
918(1)
Accounting for Raw Materials
918(4)
Accounting for Labor
922(1)
Accounting for Factory Overhead
923(2)
Work-in-Process Inventory
925(1)
Finished Goods Inventory
926(1)
The Cost of Goods Sold Account
927(1)
Sales
928(1)
Summary of a Job Order Cost Accounting System
928(1)
Process Cost Accounting
929(7)
Flow of Costs in a Process System
929(1)
Recording Materials, Labor, and Factory Overhead
929(2)
The First Department
931(2)
The Second Department
933(1)
Completing the Process
934(1)
Summary of a Process Cost System
935(1)
Internet Assets
936(1)
Joining the Pieces
937(4)
Concepts and Skills Review
941(3)
Case Problems
944(4)
Challenge Problems
948(5)
Comprehensive Review Problem 6 Taylor Manufacturing Co.
951(2)
Budgeting and Standard Cost Accounting
953(30)
Budgeting
954(9)
The Value of Budgeting
954(1)
Types of Budgets
954(1)
The Budget Period
955(1)
Income Statement Budgets
955(4)
Balance Sheet Budgets
959(2)
The Flexible Budget
961(2)
Standard Cost Accounting
963(6)
The Flow of Costs in a Standard Cost Accounting System
963(1)
Variance Analysis
963(5)
Completing the Standard Cost Accounting Cycle
968(1)
Internet Assets
969(1)
Joining the Pieces
970(4)
Concepts and Skills Review
974(2)
Case Problems
976(4)
Challenge Problems
980(3)
Cost Behavior and Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis
983(20)
Cost Behavior
984(3)
Variable Costs
984(1)
Fixed Costs
985(1)
Mixed Costs
986(1)
Analysis of Mixed Costs
987(1)
Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis
988(4)
Contribution Margin
988(1)
Contribution Margin Ratio
989(1)
Unit Contribution Margin
989(1)
Break-Even Point
990(1)
Sales Needed for a Desired Profit
991(1)
Margin of Safety
992(1)
Internet Assets
992(1)
Joining the Pieces
993(3)
Concepts and Skills Review
996(2)
Case Problems
998(2)
Challenge Problems
1000(3)
Government and Not-for-Profit Accounting
1003(18)
Objectives of Accounting and Financial Reporting
1004(1)
Fund Accounting
1004(2)
Government Funds
1005(1)
Proprietary Funds
1005(1)
Fiduciary Funds
1006(1)
Governmental Financial Reporting
1006(1)
General Fund and Special Revenue Funds
1006(3)
General Fund and Special Revenue Fund Transactions
1009(2)
Internet Assets
1011(1)
Joining the Pieces
1012(2)
Concepts and Skills Review
1014(2)
Case Problems
1016(3)
Challenge Problems
1019(2)
APPENDIX A THE VOUCHER SYSTEM
1021(3)
Components of a Voucher System
1021(1)
Using the Registers
1022(1)
End-of-Month Procedures
1023(1)
APPENDIX B OTHER DEPRECIATION METHODS--SUM-OF-THE-YEARS'-DIGITS METHOD AND ACCELERATED COST RECOVERY SYSTEMS
1024(5)
Sum-of-the-Years'-Digits Method
1024(1)
Sum-of-the-Years'-Digits Method for Less Than a Year
1025(1)
Accelerated Cost Recovery Systems
1025(4)
ACRS 1981--1986
1026(1)
ACRS after the Tax Reform Act of 1986
1027(1)
ACRS after the Tax Reform Act of 1989
1028(1)
APPENDIX C JUST-IN-TIME INVENTORY SYSTEMS
1029(4)
Glossary 1033(18)
Index 1051

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