Accounting / Donald J. Guerrieri, F. Barry Haber, William B. Hoyt, and Robert E. Turner. [print]

At head of title: Glencoe

Chapter study guides and working papers are for chapters 1-29 and 1-13.

Unit 1: Introduction to accounting. You and the world of accounting ; The world of business and accounting Unit 2: The basic accounting cycle. Business transactions and the accounting equation ; Transactions that affect assets, liabilities, and owner's capital ; Transactions that affect revenue, expenses and withdrawals ; Recording transactions in a general journal ; Posting journal entries to general ledger accounts ; The six-column work sheet ; Financial statements for a sole proprietorship ; Completing the accounting cycle for a sole proprietorship ; Cash controls and banking activities Unit 3: Accounting for a payroll system. Payroll accounting ; Payroll liabilities and tax records Unit 4: The accounting cycle for a merchandising corporation. Accounting for sales and cash receipts ; Accounting for purchases and cash payments ; Special journals: sales and cash receipts ; Special journals: purchases and cash payments ; Adjustments and the ten-column work sheet ; Financial statements for a corporation ; Completing the accounting cycle for a merchandising corporation ; Accounting for publicly held corporations Unit 5: Accounting for special procedures. Cash funds ; Plant assets and depreciation ; Uncollectible accounts receivable ; Inventories ; Notes payable and receivable Unit 6: Additional accounting topics. Introduction to partnerships ; Financial statements and liquidation of a partnership ; Ethics in accounting Appendices. The accrual basis of accounting ; Federal personal income tax ; Using the numeric keypad ; Advanced accounting concepts ; Additional reinforcement problems ; Answers to section assessment problems Career skills handbook Glossary Index A Index B: Real world applications and connections.

"Glencoe Accounting is a comprehensive introduction to accounting principles for students who are considering a career in accounting, finance, or entrepreneurship. Glencoe Accounting makes abstract accounting principles concrete and accessible through a highly visual, step-by-step approach to analyzing transactions and accounting processes. Using this highly structured and visual analysis helps students internalize the habits of good accounting and understand the reasons behind accounting rules and procedures. The program covers the basics of the accounting cycle, business transactions and how to record them, posting journal entries to general ledger accounts, the six-column worksheet, financial statements, payroll and banking activities, cash funds and inventories, and partnerships and ethics"--publisher.

Grade levels: 9-12

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