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Financial and Managerial Accounting
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Financial and Managerial Accounting

person Lolita Paff

Two courses in one book — financial and managerial accounting side by side. This open textbook was created to give students a high-quality alternative to expensive commercial textbooks. It starts with the financial side (statements, records, and reporting) then moves into managerial topics (costs, budgets, and internal decisions), all explained in an accessible, student-friendly tone. Loaded with examples, practice problems, and real business scenarios, it is a complete resource for introductory accounting courses.

Principles of Managerial Accounting
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Principles of Managerial Accounting

person Christine Jonick

Managerial accounting without the headache. This textbook keeps things simple and clear as it walks you through how managers use accounting information to run a business — budgeting, cost analysis, decision-making, and performance evaluation. Every topic is explained in plain language with worked examples, so you can see exactly how each concept is applied in practice. Ideal for a second accounting course or anyone who wants to understand the internal side of business finance.

Principles of Strategic Management Accounting
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Principles of Strategic Management Accounting

person Stijn Masschelein

Accounting that goes beyond the basics and into strategy. This book explores how organizations use management accounting information to shape big-picture decisions — not just track costs, but actually guide strategy. It digs into the economic and social principles behind modern management accounting practices, showing you why and how these tools work in real organizations. Written for students who want to understand the thinking behind the numbers, it bridges the gap between technical accounting and strategic decision-making.

Principles of Financial Accounting
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Principles of Financial Accounting

person Christine Jonick

A straightforward, well-written introduction to financial accounting that gets straight to the point. This book covers the essentials — journal entries, ledgers, financial statements, and closing processes — in a clean, easy-to-follow format that does not bog you down with unnecessary complexity. Each concept is explained clearly and followed by examples that show you exactly how it works in practice. Whether you are preparing for exams or just want a dependable reference, this textbook is a solid choice for mastering the fundamentals of financial accounting.

Principles of Accounting, Volume 2: Managerial Accounting
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Principles of Accounting, Volume 2: Managerial Accounting

person Mitchell Franklin, Patty Graybeal, Dixon Cooper

What happens after the financial statements are done? That is where managerial accounting comes in. Volume 2 of this popular series looks inside the business, showing you how managers use accounting information to plan budgets, control costs, and make smarter decisions every day. You will learn how to calculate costs, analyze profitability, and prepare the internal reports that guide a company from the inside. Packed with examples, exercises, and clear explanations, this book makes the numbers behind the decisions easy to understand — even if you have never thought of yourself as a numbers person.

Principles of Accounting, Volume 1: Financial Accounting
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Principles of Accounting, Volume 1: Financial Accounting

person Mitchell Franklin, Patty Graybeal, Dixon Cooper

Accounting is the language of business, and this book teaches you how to speak it fluently. Volume 1 focuses on financial accounting — the part that prepares and reads financial statements like balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow reports. Written in a friendly, approachable style with tons of real-world examples and practice problems, it walks you through the fundamentals step by step. Whether you are just starting out or need a reliable reference, this OpenStax textbook gives you everything you need to understand how businesses record, track, and report their money.

Introduction to Financial Accounting: U.S. GAAP Adaptation
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Introduction to Financial Accounting: U.S. GAAP Adaptation

person David Annand, Donna Marchand, Henry Dauderis

Learning accounting the American way. This version of the classic introductory accounting textbook has been adapted specifically for U.S. students, using the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) that American companies follow. Everything is explained clearly from the ground up — financial statements, journal entries, and the accounting cycle — with plenty of examples that use real U.S. companies. If you are taking your first accounting course and want to understand American accounting standards, this book has you covered.

Intermediate Financial Accounting - Volume 2
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Intermediate Financial Accounting - Volume 2

person Glenn Arnold, Suzanne Kyle

The second half of your intermediate accounting journey. Volume 2 continues where Volume 1 left off, covering the more advanced topics in financial reporting under IFRS. It walks you through complex accounting situations step by step, with realistic examples and exercises that prepare you for exams and real-world practice. If you have completed the introductory courses and Volume 1, this book takes you the rest of the way to a confident, professional-level understanding of financial accounting.

Intermediate Financial Accounting - Volume 1
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Intermediate Financial Accounting - Volume 1

person Glenn Arnold, Suzanne Kyle

Ready to level up your accounting skills? This is the book for the second stage of your accounting journey, after you have mastered the basics. It dives deep into International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and helps you understand how companies prepare and present their financial reports the way they do. With clear explanations, worked examples, and plenty of practice problems, Volume 1 builds the solid understanding you need before moving to Volume 2.

Introduction to Financial Accounting
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Introduction to Financial Accounting

person David Annand, Henry Dauderis, Tilly Jensen

This is your starting point for learning financial accounting the right way. Written for first-time accounting students, this book breaks down the basics of financial statements, accounting cycles, and IFRS standards without overwhelming you. Each chapter builds on the last, so you progress naturally from understanding what a balance sheet is to analyzing real company reports. Updated for 2024 with current reporting standards, it is perfect for beginners who want a solid foundation in accounting that actually prepares them for more advanced courses.

Accounting Principles: A Business Perspective
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Accounting Principles: A Business Perspective

person Roger H. Hermanson, James D. Edwards, Michael W. Maher

Accounting is not just about numbers — it is about understanding how real businesses work. This book uses actual annual reports from real companies to bring accounting concepts to life. You will learn the language of business step by step, and along the way you will also sharpen skills that actually matter in the workplace: finding information online, analyzing business situations, working in teams, and communicating your ideas clearly. Whether you are new to accounting or need a solid refresher, this textbook gives you the practical foundation to think like an accountant.

Managerial Accounting
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Managerial Accounting

person Kurt Heisinger, Joe Hoyle

Managerial accounting made simple — no fluff, just what you need to know. This book is built around three big ideas: Ready (short, focused sections that fit your busy schedule), Reinforcement (review problems after every topic so you actually remember what you learn), and Relevance (real companies, real decisions, real examples that show you why this stuff matters). Whether you are studying between classes, after work, or late at night, this book meets you where you are and helps you actually understand how businesses use numbers to make decisions.