Essentials of Accounting Review

by David L. Schwarzkopf and Robert N. Anthony

Book Overview

This book is intended primarily for those who are studying, or who have completed, the programmed text Essentials of Accounting, 9th ed. It contains the complete text of every point made in that book.... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0131496956
• ISBN13: 9780131496958
• Release Date: January 2006
• Publisher: Pearson Prentice Hall
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Great for the non-accountant!!!

I bought this book for my first managerial accounting class and it is a great resource. A handy reference for basic concepts, it really helps you see the general principles quickly and effectively.

Key word is review

This realtively short book is a good place to review accounting principles and terminology with excellent examples provided covering Balance sheets, income statements, cash flow reports, etc. This was used as a supplementary text in a course I just completed that was sponsered by a Society of Financial Analysts and used in conjunction with the other material provided by the instructor this book was quite helpful. I will continue to use it as reference. However if you are looking for detailed training in accounting this is NOT the book to choose.

Highly recommended

I am a software engineer who needed to learn the basics of accounting in a hurry. If you know nothing about accounting, this book is for you. It is a small, thin (150pp) book that gives you 'just the facts' with simple real world examples (i.e. why is 7up an asset but Coca Cola is not?)

Not for those unfamiliar with accounting

While not a good source for those who have never taken an accounting course, this text is great for those who have taken an introductory course but need a concise refresher. As appropriately stated in the title, it is a review of the essentials of accounting.

Review of essentials of accounting , Au:Robert N. Anthony

Concept of fundamental accounting principals were discussed in length giving pertinent examples. Balance sheet, cash flow and financial statements. Learning the language of acounting is presented in an easy to read format. I have gained good insight into the language of accounting. It's a good book to understand the fundamentals. I recommend to any one who is interested to learn the language of accounting.