Accounting: An Essential Guide to Learning Accounting Quickly
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Accounting: An Essential Guide to Learning Accounting Quickly
Do You Want to Learn Accounting Quickly and with Ease?
This accounting book could be the answer you're looking for...
How many times have people shunned away from accounting? What many do not realize is that accounting is in our day-to-day lives.
If you have ever balanced a checkbook or kept a ledger for your bank accounts, then you are performing an accounting operation. In this book, we will expand on those simple tasks by showing how they relate to accounting. Then we will build on that to develop your knowledge of accounting.
Accounting Doesn't Have to Be Complicated Neither Should it Take Years to Learn, Do You Agree?!
If anyone has made you believe that accounting is a dull or complicated subject, think again! Like anything, accounting can be a boring subject if an uninspiring resource teaches you. And yes, accounting can also be confusing if you are learning it from a 1000 page textbook filled with nonessential information that you will probably never encounter in real life.
Therefore, this book is NOT for you if you enjoy both:
Wasting time trying to learn unnecessary things that will not further your career or business
And reading complicated material that leaves you more clueless than when you started.
If you on the flip side, would like to learn accounting in a practical and easy way so you can immediately begin to see connections to your own life and business, then check out this book!
Just a few of the topics discussed within the book includes:
Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)
The Accounting Equation
Cash Method Vs Accrual Method
Double-Entry Accounting
Financial Statements
Making Adjusting Entries
Completing the Accounting Cycle
Special Journals
Accounts Receivables
Liabilities and Payroll
Current and Long-term Assets
Owner’s Equity
Income Statement
Statement of Cash Flows
Financial Ratios
And Much, Much More
So, what are you waiting for? Start your learning now by downloading this fantastic book!
