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The Accounting Cycle, A Debit and Credit Approach

The Accounting Cycle, A Debit and Credit Approach

The Accounting Cycle, a Debit and Credit Approach by Walter Antoniotti explains accounting for a merchandising company. It contains the first 6 chapters of a book entitled Financial Accounting, located in the Introductory accounting section of Merlot, plus a special chapter on the difference between accrual accounting and cash basis accounting. Only the most important concepts are explored by books of The Quick Notes Series. By explaining important concepts with 1- and 2-page learning outlines, Quick Notes makes learning difficult concepts easier. Complete solutions, which are provided for all problems, help students learn difficult concepts
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Material Type:
Tutorial
Date Added to MERLOT:
January 29, 2006
Date Modified in MERLOT:
October 31, 2019
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Submitter:
Walter Antoniotti
Primary Audience:
High School, College General Ed
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Language:
English
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