Intermediate Accounting

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About This Book

"The last few years have brought many changes to the teaching and learning environment. As a result, we scrutinized every line, every section, every chapter of Intermediate Accounting, to make sure our text best meets the needs of today's students and instructors. The most significant changes throughout the text include: Incorporation of additional headings and bulleted/numbered lists to highlight key information. NEW "What, Why, and How" chapter opening feature. NEW Chapter Roadmap organized by learning objectives. NEW Analytics in Action feature in every chapter. NEW numbered examples throughout the chapters. NEW "Put It into Practice" feature at the end of each learning objective. INTRODUCED T-accounts, where appropriate to illustrate effects of accounting entries on account balances."--

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