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Book Review

The document summarizes sections from an accounting eBook that covers bookkeeping topics like the accounting equation, debits and credits, journal entries, and the accounting cycle. It also includes chapters on accounting principles that define financial and cost accounting, discuss assets, liabilities, and equity. A chapter on financial statements describes the balance sheet, income statement, and statement of cash flows. A reviewer praised the book for breaking down accounting concepts in plain language.

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Book Review

The document summarizes sections from an accounting eBook that covers bookkeeping topics like the accounting equation, debits and credits, journal entries, and the accounting cycle. It also includes chapters on accounting principles that define financial and cost accounting, discuss assets, liabilities, and equity. A chapter on financial statements describes the balance sheet, income statement, and statement of cash flows. A reviewer praised the book for breaking down accounting concepts in plain language.

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he bookkeeping section of CFI’s  Balance sheet

accounting eBook includes:  Income statement


 Statement of cash flows
 What is Bookkeeping?
 Accrual vs Cash Basis of Accounting
 Accounts
 The Accounting Equation Book review
 Debits and Credits
Below is one of many reviews CFI
 Journal Entries
received from satisfied readers of the
 T-Accounts
Principle of Accounting Book:
 Adjusting Entries
 General Ledger “This accounting book breaks down
 Summary of the Accounting Cycle everything you need to know to have a
 Petty Cash solid foundation in simple, plain
 Bank Reconciliations language. Even though I studied the
subject extensively in school, I found the
recap of foundational topics refreshing
Accounting Principles (chapter 2) and learned several new things as well.” –
Jihoon Hahn
The accounting principles book includes:

 What is Bookkeeping?
 Financial Accounting Theory
 Financial Accounting vs Cost
Accounting
 Assets
 Accounts Receivable
 Inventory
 PPE Accounting
 Depreciation of Assets
 Revenue Recognition
 Liabilities – Current & Non-Current
 Shareholder’s Equity

Financial Statements (chapter 3)

The financial statements section of the


accounting book includes:

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