Current Assets: Part II :

This book is the fourth of fifteen books which introduces the basic principles of accounting, focusing primarily on liquid assets. Accounts receivable, costs and benefits of selling on credit, considerations for uncollectible receivables, notes receivable and interest are also discussed. In addition, the fundamentals of inventory costing methods and ratio analysis are introduced. Key Inventory methodologies are introduced, FIFO, Average Cost, Lower-of-Cost-or-Market.

 

 

Income Measurement & The Reporting Cycle - The Accounting Cycle :

This book is the second of fifteen books which introduces the basic principles of accounting. It introduces income measurement, basic elements of revenue and expense recognition, the adjusting process, depreciation, accruals. This book also introduces accrual versus cash basis accounting, the fundamental accounting equation, and four core financial statements. The Accounting cycle and closing process, reversing entries, classified balance sheet, and key ratios for assessing business liquidity are also introduced. 

 

 

Current Assets: Part I :

This book is the third of fifteen books which introduces the basic principles of accounting, focusing primarily on liquid assets. It introduces enhanced income statements, details concerning cash and highly-liquid investments, cash management, controls for cash receipts and disbursements, and bank account reconciliations are discussed. 

 

 

 

Tools for Enterprise Performance Evaluation - Budgeting and Decision Making :

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Process and Activity-Based Costing - Managerial and Cost Accounting :

This book is the eleventh of fifteen books which introduces the basic principles of accounting. In this book you will learn about process and activity-based costing. Key costing concepts include: cost flows, equivalent units, cost allocation to completed units and units in process, journal entries, identifying activities, determining traceable costs and allocation rates, and assigning costs based upon predetermined overhead rates. 

 

 

Job Costing - Managerial and Cost Accounting :

This book about job costing is the tenth of fifteen books which introduces the basic principles of accounting. In this book you will learn about job costing and modern cost management systems. Basic costing concepts, such as tracking direct labor, direct material, and overhead costs are discussed. The information system for the job costing environment is introduced. Accounting for actual and applied overhead, job costing service, and modern management of costs and quality are presented. 

 

 

Reporting Techniques - In Support of Managerial Decision Making :

This book is the fourteenth of fifteen books which introduces the basic principles of accounting. In this book you will learn about reporting techniques in support of managerial decision making. Topics such as, variable versus absorption costing, segment reporting, residual income, allocation of costs to service departments, and leveraging the power of a modern information systems. 

 

 

Analytics for Managerial Decision Making - Budgeting and Decision Making :

This book is the last of fifteen books which introduces the basic principles of accounting. In this book you will learn about analytics for managerial decision making. Topics include the characteristics of costs and their ramifications on decision making, and sunk costs versus relevant costs. Other topics include outsourcing, special orders, compound interest and present values, and evaluation of long term projects. 

 

 

Budgeting: Planning for Success - Budgeting and Decision Making :

This book is the twelfth of fifteen books which introduces the basic principles of accounting. In this book you will learn about using budgeting to plan for success. The importance of budgeting is emphasized, while focusing on the process and human behavior. Various forms of budgets are introduced. The major managerial budgets are presented, including: sales, production, direct materials purchases, direct labor, factory overhead, selling and administrative expense, and cash. Budget financial statements are also discussed. 

 

 

Long-Term Assets :

This book is the third of seven books which introduces the basic principles of accounting. This book focuses on investments intended to be held for greater than one year. It introduces accounting for investments (available for sale, trading, and held to maturity), as well as, special accounting for certain long-term investments. Readers will learn the accounting for property, plant, and equipment, and depreciation methodology and terminology. Accounting for the disposal of property, plant, and equipment, asset exchanges, impairments, natural resource accounting and depletion concepts are also presented in this book.

 

Introduction to Managerial Accounting - Managerial and Cost Accounting :

This book is the eighth of fifteen books which introduces the basic principles of accounting. In this book you will learn about managerial accounting. Topics such planning, directing, and controlling are emphasized. Focusing specifically on decision making, planning, strategy, budgets, costing, analysis, and monitoring. Key costing terminology is introduced. Students will learn about product versus period costs. Unique issues related to manufacturers are discussed. Raw materials, work in process, cost of goods manufactured and cost of goods sold are also presented. 

 

The Capital Asset Pricing Model :

This book evaluates the development of Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) based on the Sharpe CAPM and Ross four-factor APT, underpinned by Modigliani and Miller’s “law of one price”. Today anybody with appropriate software and a reasonable financial education can model risky investment portfolios. But one lesson from the 2007 banking and 2010 euro crises is that computer driven models can be so complex that investors may not interpret their results correctly. Returning to first principles, we therefore explain why MPT is only a guide to action and program trading is no substitute for human judgement. Investors should always understand the models that underpin their analyses.

 

Basics of Accounting & Information Processing - The Accounting Cycle :

This book is the first of fifteen books which introduces the basic principles of accounting. It introduces accounting, the fundamental accounting equation, and four core financial statements (Income Statement, Statement of Retained earnings, Balance Sheet, and Statement of Cash Flows). Students will learn basic accounting terminology, such as what are assets, liabilities, owners' equity, debits, credits, the journal, and trial balance. 

  

 

Cost Analysis - Managerial and Cost Accounting :

This book is the ninth of fifteen books which introduces the basic principles of accounting. In this book you will learn about cost analysis. Cost volume profit analysis and business scalability are discussed in the book. Key topics center around cost behavior, variable cost, fixed cost, mixed costs, cost behavior analysis, break-even and target income calculations, contribution margin, sensitivity analysis, and analysis with multiple products. 

 

 

Company Valuation and Takeover - Part II :

This free book provides an investor’s guide to company share valuation in today’s volatile markets using performance measures published by stock exchanges worldwide, plus other source material drawn from company data, analyst reports, press-media comment and the internet. The two most important strategic decisions corporate management and investors will ever encounter are then critically examined; namely an unlisted company seeking a stock exchange quotation and a listed company preparing a takeover.

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Portfolio Theory and Investment Analysis :

This book evaluates the origins of Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) as a guide for further study. Based on the pioneering work of Harry Markowitz and John Tobin we learn how anybody with today’s software and a reasonable financial education can model risky investment portfolios. But one lesson from the 2007 banking and 2010 euro crises is that computer driven models can be so complex that investors may not interpret their results correctly. Returning to first principles, we therefore explain why MPT is only a guide to action and program trading is no substitute for human judgement. Investors should always understand the models that underpin their analyses.

 

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Corporate Governance and Risk Management :

It is clearly accepted that good governance is fundamental to the successfully continuing operating of any organisation. Corporate governance has gained tremendous importance in recent years, due to the developments brought about through globalisation concerning the harmonisation of procedures and structures and through the emergence of global norms for corporate governance. One factor which is significantly affected by such governance is that of risk assessment and management. Good governance reduces risk and facilitates its management. This is the focus of this book.

Using Accounting Information :

This book is the fifth of seven books which introduces the basic principles of accounting. In this book you learn about special financial reporting topics, financial statement analysis, and the statement of cash flows. Topics include discontinued operations, extraordinary items, changes in accounting methods, and other comprehensive income. Important financial reporting ratios, such as earnings per share, price earnings ratio, and book value per share are discussed. Ratio and trend analysis are presented as tools to understand financial statement information.

 

Strategic Financial Management: Part II :

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Liabilities and Equity :

This book is the fourth of seven books which introduces the basic principles of accounting. This book introduces accounting for current liabilities, such as, notes payable, contingent liabilities, and employer responsibilities related to payroll. Long-term obligations are introduced relating to long-term notes, present and future values, annuities, and bonds. Contractual commitments and capital leases are also discussed. Accounting for corporate equity, common and preferred stock, cash and stock dividends, stock splits, treasury stock, and the statement of stockholders’ equity are also presented.

 

Strategic Financial Management: Part I :

In a world of geo-political, social and economic uncertainty, strategic financial management is in a process of change, which requires a reassessment of the fundamental assumptions that cut across the traditional boundaries of the subject.
Read on and you will not only appreciate the major components of contemporary finance but also find the subject much more accessible for future reference.
The emphasis throughout is on how strategic financial decisions should be made by management, with reference to classical theory and contemporary research. The mathematics and statistics are simplified wherever possible and supported by numerical activities throughout the text.
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Company Valuation and Share Price - Part I :

This free book provides a guide to company share valuation in today’s volatile markets using asset values, earnings, dividend policy, cash flow analysis and behavioural theory. The case for efficient markets and performance measures (based on yields and P/E ratios) published by stock exchanges worldwide are critically examined to illustrate how investors (private, institutional and corporate) should determine their future trading decisions.

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Managing Budgets:

Managing a budget can be a very challenging activity! There are always pressures on expenditure and in today’s economic climate there is the need to “do more for less” in terms of costs are concerned.
In this textbook you’ll receive a thorough grounding in terms of what budgets are and how you can manage them effectively. We’ll cover how to monitor the costs and how to forecast what you need on an ongoing basis.


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