Intermediate accounting / Paul B. W. Miller, D. Gerald Searfoss, and Kenneth A. Smith
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TextPublication details: Illinois : Irwin, c1984Description: xxiv, 1336 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmISBN: 0256031959Subject(s): ACCOUNTINGLOC classification: HF 5635 .M55 1984
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Includes index.
1. Financial Accounting: Its Nature and Its Environment -- 2. The Conceptual Foundations of Financial Reporting and Accounting -- 3. Measuring and Reporting Assets, Liabilities -- 4. Measuring and Reporting Income and other Changes in Owners' Equity -- 5. Reporting Funds Flows and Changes in Financial Position -- 5. A Review of Accounting Systems -- 7. Accounting Measurement Using Compound Interest Methods -- 8. Cash, Cash Equivalents, and Receivables -- 9. Inventory Valuation and Measurement of Cost of Goods Sold -- 10. Additional Dimensions of Inventory Valuation -- 11. Acquisitions of Operating Assets -- 12. Use and Disposal of Operating Assets -- 13. Liabilities and Contingencies -- 14. The Fundamental Components of Stockholders' Equity -- 15. Additional Components and Changes in Stockholders' Equity.
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