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Accounting Principles

This college-level textbook introduces the principles of financial accounting, built around a study system meant to help students work through each chapter. Every chapter opens with a preview that links an introductory scenario to the material, lists earlier concepts students should already know, and includes a visual outline of its topics and subtopics. Short feature stories about Canadian businesses show how the ideas apply in practice, while margin notes explain how key journal entries affect the financial statements. Checkpoints within each chapter let readers confirm their understanding before moving on. Colour, photographs and illustrations, along with infographics, support recall and application of the concepts.

Audience
adult
Length
epic · 886 pages

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