Hard cover Accounting Principles Textbook No torn pages Lots of highlighting Well kept intact book not neglected nor physically damaged.
James Don Edwards Books
History of Public Accounting in the United States
- 386 pages
- 14 hours of reading
Focusing on the evolution of the accounting profession in the US, this book traces its history from inception to the late twentieth century. It delves into the profession's origins, development, and the changing standards over time, while also exploring the social, economic, and legal influences that have impacted its growth. This concise narrative offers readers an insightful perspective on the factors that have shaped accounting as a key profession in American society.
The Seventh Edition of Hermanson/Edwards/Maher continues its tradition as a solid, teachable text. Known for its informal writing style and use of the active voice, ACCOUNTING has earned a loyal following. The book has 18 chapters devoted to financial accounting, and 8 chapters covering managerial accounting. The "user orientation" will be retained, with an emphasis on the uses of financial statements, early introduction of cash flow, and integration of financial ratios. The corporate approach remains the focus.
