Schaum’s Financial Accounting 2 Ed.

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Practical examples of all important concepts and procedures enrich this clear, logical, and popular guide to financial accounting. This new edition updates material about cash flows and accounting rules and includes new information about accounting software, payroll accounting and federal income taxes. The hundreds of problems with step-by-step solutions prepare students for success with everyday practice and with the CPA exam. Typical exam questions with answers he… More >>

Schaum’s Financial Accounting 2 Ed.

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January 19, 2010
Posted in Accounting — admin @ 11:33 pm

5 Comments »

  1. This book does not inspire confidence because of the elementary mistakes. On Page 18 for example the balance sheet (columns 3 and 5) does not balance. Need I say more?
    Rating: 1 / 5

    Comment by John C. Morgan — January 20, 2010 @ 1:03 am

  2. By the 10th question I had a strong feeling I would pass the test. My final score exceeded my expectations. The test prep questions were harder than the actual test. The practice questions were very complex and involved, which created a comfort when I took the real test. At times you may feel like chapters are lacking content, but the test section makes up for it.
    Rating: 5 / 5

    Comment by Aaron C. Padgett — January 20, 2010 @ 3:08 am

  3. I am an accounting student. I love this book! I have bought all the Schaum’s books related to Accounting. If I had to choose just one book, it would be this one. I get lost trying to follow our textbook. I open this puppy up and it has everything. I’m able to follow the explanations and examples without any problem. Trust me! You will not be disappointed. I was very impressed by how fast my books got to me. I had books coming to me within 2 days. In less than one week’s time, I had all 7 books. It really is worth it. :-)
    Rating: 5 / 5

    Comment by M. Walker Huntington — January 20, 2010 @ 4:15 am

  4. I bought this book to complement a senior level financial accounting course that I took. The book is concise, provides plenty of examples, and helps to solidify theories & actual practices of financial accounting. There are plenty of exercises to go through to help solidify your practical understanding of the material. I found that it was particulary useful to help me review & brush up before my tests in my financial accounting course. Overall a good investment.
    Rating: 4 / 5

    Comment by Roy — January 20, 2010 @ 6:55 am

  5. Most texts I’ve read on Accounting (from my father’s extensive library) are long on explanation and short on worked examples. The Schaum series on Accounting is just the opposite. No need to wade through a ton of explanation. A short explanation is followed by worked examples and numerous test questions followed by the answers, fully worked. I’m just starting out in accounting, and sometimes the concepts didn’t really gel with me. But by doing the test questions, and in particular being able to check the results and supplied workings, I found that I learnt the principles much more quickly than I would have otherwise, and was able to retain the understanding.

    I borrowed this book from my local library, but then I decided it was a perfect reference book to own.

    And I bought almost the entire set of the Schaum’s accounting series on the strength of my experience with this learning approach.

    An excellent book – an excellent series.

    Rating: 5 / 5

    Comment by Mr. Alan J. Mccartin — January 20, 2010 @ 7:32 am

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