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College Accounting: Chapters 1-29 2nd ed. [Loose-leaf]

(Baruch College), (Univ of Wisc Madison),
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  • Izdošanas datums: 28-May-2010
  • Izdevniecība: McGraw-Hill Education
  • ISBN-10: 007740405X
  • ISBN-13: 9780077404055
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  • Formāts: Loose-leaf, 1888 pages, height x width x depth: 279x221x33 mm, weight: 2018 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 28-May-2010
  • Izdevniecība: McGraw-Hill Education
  • ISBN-10: 007740405X
  • ISBN-13: 9780077404055
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College Accounting by Wild, Richardson, and Shaw draws upon the success of Wild’s Fundamental Accounting Principles text. Its innovation is reflected in its extensive use of small business examples, the integration of new computerized learning tools, superior end-of-chapter material, and a highly engaging, pedagogical design. Inclusion of technology products such as Connect, Connect Plus, Excel Templates, and QuickBooks Pro 2010 software provides students with every possible advantage as they strive to understand the key concepts of accounting and their role in business.
1 Introduction to Accounting
2(18)
Importance of Accounting
4(3)
Accounting Information Uses
4(1)
Accounting Information Users
5(2)
Opportunities in Accounting
7(2)
Entry-Level Jobs
7(1)
Career Paths
7(1)
Certifications
8(1)
Fundamentals of Accounting
9(11)
Ethics---A Key Concept
9(1)
Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
10(1)
Ownership Structures
11(9)
2 Accounting for Business Transactions
20(24)
Transaction Analysis and the Accounting Equation
22(7)
Accounting Equation
22(1)
Transactions and the Accounting Equation
23(5)
Summary of Transactions
28(1)
Financial Statements
29(15)
Income Statements
30(1)
Statement of Owner's Equity
30(1)
Balance Sheet
31(13)
3 Applying Double-Entry Accounting
44(28)
Analyzing and Recording Transactions
46(9)
The T-Account
46(1)
Double-Entry Accounting
47(1)
Recording Transactions---An Illustration
48(6)
Summary of T-Account Illustration
54(1)
Trial Balance
55(17)
Preparing a Trial Balance
55(1)
Using a Trial Balance to Prepare Financial Statements
56(16)
4 Preparing the General Journal and General Ledger
72(30)
Analyzing and Recording Process
74(3)
Source Documents
75(1)
Chart of Accounts
76(1)
Journalizing and Posting
77(25)
The General Journal
77(3)
The General Ledger
80(2)
Journalizing and Posting---An Illustration
82(1)
Trial Balance
83(2)
Correcting Errors in the Journal and the Ledger
85(17)
5 Adjusting Accounts and Preparing Financial Statements
102(24)
Timing and Reporting
104(1)
Accrual Basis versus Cash Basis
104(1)
Recognizing Revenues and Expenses
105(1)
Adjusting Accounts
105(7)
Framework for Adjustments
105(1)
3-Step Adjusting Process
106(1)
Prepaid (Deferred) Expenses
106(3)
Accrued Expenses
109(1)
Journalizing and Posting Adjusting Entries
110(1)
Adjusted Trial Balance
110(2)
Preparing Financial Statements
112(14)
6 Closing Process and Financial Statements
126(30)
Work Sheet as a Tool
128(5)
Benefits of a Work Sheet
128(1)
Use of a Work Sheet
128(4)
Work Sheet Applications and Analysis
132(1)
Closing Process
133(4)
Temporary and Permanent Accounts
133(1)
Recording Closing Entries
134(3)
Post-Closing Trial Balance
137(1)
Accounting Cycle
137(19)
7 Fraud, Ethics, and Controls
156(20)
Workplace Fraud
158(2)
Elements of Workplace Fraud Schemes
158(1)
Major Types of Workplace Fraud
158(2)
Internal Control
160(5)
Purpose of Internal Control
160(1)
Principles of Internal Control
160(2)
Technology and Internal Control
162(1)
Limitations of Internal Control
163(1)
Voucher System of Control
164(1)
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act
165(1)
Requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act
165(1)
Appendix 7A Documentation and Verification
166(10)
8 Cash and Cash Controls
176(28)
Control of Cash
178(5)
Cash and Liquidity
178(1)
Control of Cash Receipts
178(2)
Control of Cash Disbursements
180(3)
Banking Activities as Controls
183(21)
Basic Bank Services
183(2)
Bank Statement
185(1)
Bank Reconciliation
186(18)
9 Employee Earnings, Deductions, and Payroll
204(26)
Legal Aspects of Employee Payroll
206(2)
Fair Labor Standards Act
206(1)
Federal and State Income Tax Withholding
206(1)
Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA)
207(1)
Employee Earnings and Witholdings
208(5)
Compute Employee Gross Pay
208(1)
Compute Withholdings from Employee Gross Pay
209(4)
Compute Net Pay
213(1)
Payroll Accounting
213(3)
Payroll Register
213(1)
Recording and Settling Payroll
214(2)
Employee Earnings Records
216(1)
Control over Payroll
216(14)
Payroll Fraud
217(1)
Payroll Control
217(13)
10 Employer Payroll Tax Reporting
230(30)
Laws Impacting Employer's Payroll Tax
232(1)
Employer Identification Number
232(1)
Employer FICA Tax
232(1)
Federal and State Unemployment Tax Acts
232(1)
Workers' Compensation Insurance
233(1)
Employer's Payroll Taxes
233(3)
Computing Employer's FICA Tax
233(1)
General Journal Entry to Record Employer FICA Tax
233(1)
Payroll Tax Deposits
234(2)
Employer's Payroll Tax Reporting
236(4)
Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return
236(2)
Employer's Annual Withholding Reporting
238(2)
Federal (FUTA) and State (SUTA) Unemployment Taxes
240(4)
Computing Employer's Unemployment Taxes
240(1)
Reporting Employer's Unemployment Taxes
241(3)
Workers' Compensation Insurance
244(16)
Computing Estimated Workers' Compensation Insurance Premium
244(1)
Computing Actual Workers' Compensation Insurance Premium
244(1)
Computing Actual Workers' Compensation Insurance Premium
244(16)
11 Merchandise Sales and Accounts Receivable
260(24)
Merchandising Sales
262(4)
Sales of Merchandise
262(1)
Sales Discounts
262(2)
Sales Returns and Allowances
264(1)
Recording and Posting Merchandise Sales
265(1)
Special Journals and Subsidiary Ledgers
266(18)
Sales Journal
266(1)
Accounts Receivable Subsidiary Ledger
267(3)
Cash Receipts Journal
270(14)
12 Merchandise Purchases and Accounts Payable
284(30)
Accounting for Merchandise Purchases
286(5)
Purchasing Procedures
286(1)
Accounting for Purchases and Freight Charges
287(1)
Trade Discounts
287(1)
Purchase Discounts
288(1)
Purchase Returns and Allowances
289(1)
Transportation Costs and Ownership Transfer
290(1)
Purchases Journal and Accounts Payable Subsidiary Ledger
291(23)
Purchases Journal
292(2)
Posting to the Accounts Payable Subsidiary Ledger
294(1)
Cash Disbursements Journal
294(20)
13 Merchandiser's Adjustments and Trial Balance
314(30)
Merchandiser's Trial Balance
316(2)
Using a Trial Balance
317(1)
Adjusting Entries for Merchandise Inventory
317(1)
Expense Adjustments
318(2)
Adjusting Process
318(1)
Adjusting Prepaid Expenses (Inclding Depreciation)
319(1)
Adjusting Accrued Expenses
320(1)
Partial Work Sheet
320(3)
Adjusted Trial Balance
320(2)
Computing Net Sales and Net Purchases for a Merchandiser
322(1)
Computing Cost of Goods Sold
322(1)
Computing Gross Profit
323(1)
Revenue Adjustments
323(3)
Accrued Revenues
324(1)
Unearned (Deferred) Revenues
324(2)
Links to Financial Statements
326(3)
Appendix 13A Alternative Accounting for Prepayments
329(15)
14 Merchandiser's Financial Statements and the Closing Process
344(24)
The Work Sheet
346(1)
Preparing the Work Sheet
346(1)
Financial Statement Formats
347(5)
Multiple-Step Income Statement
347(2)
Single-Step Income Statement
349(1)
Statement of Owner's Equity
349(1)
Classified Balance Sheet
349(3)
Completing the Accounting Cycle
352(4)
Closing Entries
352(1)
Post-Closing Trial Balance
353(3)
Appendix 14A Reversing Entries
356(12)
15 Accounts Receivable and Uncollectibles
368(26)
Accounts Receivable
370(7)
Recognizing Accounts Receivable
370(1)
Credit Card Sales
371(2)
Valuing Accounts Receivable
373(4)
Estimating Bad Debts Expense
377(3)
Percent of Sales Method
377(1)
Accounts Receivable Methods
377(3)
Accounts Recievable Turnover
380(14)
16 Notes Receivable and Notes Payable
394(18)
Promissory Notes
396(1)
An Example of a Promissory Note
396(1)
Computing Maturity and Interest
397(1)
Notes Receivable
397(3)
Valuing and Settling Notes Receivable
398(1)
Accrued Interest on Notes Receivable
399(1)
Notes Payable
400(3)
Recording Notes Payable Transactions
400(1)
Installment Notes
401(2)
Mortgage Notes and Bonds
403(1)
Times Interest Earned Ratio
403(9)
17 Inventories and Cost of Sales
412(32)
Inventory Basics
414(2)
Determining Inventory Items
414(1)
Inventory Costing Methods
415(1)
Determining Inventory Costs
415(1)
Inventory Systems: Perpetual versus Periodic
415(1)
Internal Controls and Taking a Physical Count
416(1)
Inventory Costing under a Periodic System
416(6)
Inventory Costing Illustration
416(1)
Specific Identification
417(1)
First-In, First-Out
418(1)
Last-In, First-Out
419(1)
Weighted Average
419(1)
Financial Statement Effects
420(1)
Consistency in Using Costing Methods
421(1)
Valuing Inventory at Lower of Cost or Market
422(1)
Lower of Cost or Market
422(1)
Inventory Turnover and Days' Sales in Inventory
423(4)
Appendix 17A Inventory Costing under a Perpetual System
427(3)
Appendix 17B Inventory Estimation Methods
430(14)
18 Plant Assets, Natural Resources, and Intangibles
444(40)
Section 1 Plant Assets
446(1)
Cost Determination
447(2)
Land
447(1)
Land Improvements
448(1)
Buildings
448(1)
Machinery and Equipment
448(1)
Assigning Cost in a Lump-Sum Purchase
448(1)
Depreciation
449(7)
Factors in Computing Depreciation
449(1)
Depreciation Methods
450(3)
Partial-Year Depreciation
453(1)
Change in Estimates for Depreciation
453(1)
Impairment of Property, Plant, and Equipment
454(1)
Reporting Depreciation
454(1)
Depreciation for Tax Purposes
454(2)
section 2 Additional Expenditures And Asset Disposals
456(1)
Additional Expenditures
456(1)
Ordinary Repairs
456(1)
Betterments and Extraordinary Repairs
456(1)
Disposals of Plant Assets
457(2)
Discarding Plant Assets
457(1)
Selling Plant Assets
458(1)
Section 3 Depletion Of Natural Resources
459(1)
Section 4 Intangible Assets
460(1)
Cost Determination and Amortization
460(1)
Types of Intangibles
461(2)
Patents
461(1)
Copyrights
462(1)
Leaseholds
462(1)
Leasehold Improvements
462(1)
Franchises and Licenses
462(1)
Trademarks and Trade Names
462(1)
Goodwill
462(1)
Total Asset Turnover
463(4)
Appendix 18A Exchanging Plant Assets
467(17)
19 Accounting for Partnerships
484(30)
Partnership Form of Organization
486(3)
Characteristics of Partnerships
486(1)
Organizations with Partnership Characteristics
487(1)
Choosing a Business Form
488(1)
Basic Partnership Accounting
489(5)
Organizing a Partnership
489(1)
Income or Loss Division among Partners
490(3)
Partnership Financial Statements
493(1)
Admission and Withdrawal of Partners
494(3)
Admission of a Partner
494(2)
Withdrawal of a Partner
496(1)
Death of a Partner
497(1)
Liquidation of a Partnership
497(2)
No Capital Deficiency
497(1)
Capital Deficiency
498(1)
Partner Return on Equity
499(15)
20 Corporate Formation and Stock Transactions
514(22)
Corporate Form of Organization
516(3)
Characteristics of Corporations
516(1)
Corporate Organization and Management
517(1)
Stockholders of Corporations
518(1)
Basics of Capital Stock
518(1)
Common Stock
519(3)
Issuing Par Value Stock
519(1)
Issuing No-Par Value Stock
520(1)
Issuing Stated Value Stock
521(1)
Issuing Stock for Noncash Assets
521(1)
Issuing Stock for Services
521(1)
Preferred Stock
522(1)
Issuance of Preferred Stock
522(1)
Convertible Preferred Stock
522(1)
Callable Preferred Stock
523(1)
Reasons for Issuing Preferred Stock
523(1)
Book Value Per Share
523(13)
21 Corporate Earnings, Taxes, and Distributions
536(30)
Corporate Taxes
538(2)
Taxable Income
538(1)
Adjusting Tax Liability to Amount Owed
539(1)
Corporate Income Statement
540(1)
Dividends on Common Stock
540(3)
Cash Dividends
540(1)
Stock Dividends
541(2)
Stock Splits
543(1)
Dividends on Preferred Stock
543(2)
Treasury Stock
545(2)
Purchasing Treasury Stock
545(1)
Reissuing Treasury Stock
546(1)
Reporting of Equity
547(1)
Statement of Retained Earnings
547(1)
Statement of Stockholders' Equity
548(1)
Earnings Per Share, Price-Earning, and Dividend Yield
548(18)
22 Long-Term Bonds
566(30)
Basics of Bonds
568(2)
Bond Financing
568(1)
Bond Trading
569(1)
Bond-Issuing Procedures
569(1)
Bond Issuances
570(5)
Issuing Bonds at Par
570(1)
Bond Discount or Premium
570(1)
Issuing Bonds at a Discount
571(2)
Issuing Bonds at a Premium
573(2)
Bond Retirement
575(1)
Bond Retirement at Maturity
575(1)
Bond Retirement before Maturity
575(1)
Bond Retirement by Conversion
576(1)
Bond Sinking Funds
576(1)
Other Types of Long-Term Financing
577(1)
Notes Payable
577(1)
Operating Leases
577(1)
Debt Features and the Debt-to-Equity Ratio
578(3)
Appendix 22A Effective Interest Amortization
581(2)
Appendix 22B Accruing Bond Interest Expense
583(13)
23 Cash Flow Reporting
596(44)
Basics of Cash Flow Reporting
598(5)
Purpose of the Statement of Cash Flows
598(1)
Measurement of Cash Flows
598(1)
Classification of Cash Flows
599(1)
Format of the Statement of Cash Flows
600(1)
Preparing the Statement of Cash Flows
601(2)
Cash Flows from Operating
603(6)
Indirect and Direct Methods of Reporting
603(1)
Application of the Indirect Method of Reporting
604(5)
Summary of Adjustments for Indirect Method
609(1)
Cash Flows from Investing
609(2)
Three-Stage Process of Analysis
609(1)
Analysis of Noncurrent Assets
610(1)
Analysis of Other Assets
611(1)
Cash Flows from Financing
611(3)
Three-Stage Process of Analysis
611(1)
Analysis of Noncurrent Liabilities
611(1)
Analysis of Equity
612(1)
Proving Cash Balances
613(1)
Cash Flow Analysis
614(4)
Appendix 23A Direct Method of Reporting Operating Cash Flows
618(22)
24 Comparative Financial Statement Analysis
640(36)
Basics of Analysis
642(2)
Purpose of Analysis
642(1)
Building Blocks of Analysis
643(1)
Information for Analysis
643(1)
Standards for Comparisons
644(1)
Tools of Analysis
644(1)
Horizontal Analysis
644(3)
Comparative Statements
645(2)
Vertical Analysis
647(2)
Common-Size Statements
647(2)
Ratio Analysis
649(9)
Liquidity and Efficiency
650(3)
Solvency
653(1)
Profitability
654(2)
Market Prospects
656(1)
Summary of Ratios
656(2)
Analysis Reporting
658(18)
25 Managerial Accounting Concepts and Principles
676(36)
Managerial Accounting Basics
678(2)
Purpose of Managerial Accounting
678(1)
Nature of Managerial Accounting
678(1)
Managerial Accounting in Business
679(1)
Implications for Managerial Accounting
680(1)
Managerial Cost Concepts
680(3)
Types of Cost Classifications
680(2)
Identification of Cost Classification
682(1)
Cost Concepts for Service Companies
682(1)
Reporting Manufacturing Activities
683(6)
Manufacturer's Balance Sheet
683(1)
Manufacturer's Income Statement
684(2)
Flow of Manufacturing Activities
686(1)
Manufacturing Statement
687(2)
Cycle Time and Cycle Efficiency
689(23)
26 Job Order Cost Accounting
712(36)
Job Order Cost Accounting
714(3)
Cost Accounting System
714(1)
Job Order Production
714(1)
Events in Job Order Costing
715(1)
Job Cost Sheet
716(1)
Job Order Cost Flows and Reprots
717(8)
Materials Cost Flows and Documents
717(2)
Labor Cost Flows and Documents
719(2)
Overhead Cost Flows and Documents
721(1)
Allocating Overhead Costs
721(1)
Summary of Cost Flows
722(3)
Adjustment of Underapplied or Overapplied Overhead
725(23)
Underapplied Overhead
725(1)
Overapplied Overhead
725(23)
27 Departmental and Responsibility Accounting
748(28)
Departmental Accounting
750(1)
Motivation for Departmentalization
750(1)
Departmental Evaluation
750(1)
Departmental Reporting and Analysis
751(1)
Departmental Expense Allocation
751(7)
Direct and Indirect Expenses
751(1)
Allocation of Indirect Expenses
752(1)
Departmental Income Statements
753(4)
Departmental Contribution to Overhead
757(1)
Responsibility Accounting
758(2)
Controllable versus Direct Costs
758(1)
Responsibility Accounting Systems
759(1)
Investment Center Return on Total Assets
760(16)
28 Budgets and Standard Costing
776(28)
Section 1 Flexible Budgets
778(1)
Budgetary Process
778(2)
Budgetary Control and Reporting
778(1)
Fixed Budget Performance Report
778(1)
Budget Reports for Evaluation
779(1)
Flexible Budget Reports
780(3)
Purpose of Flexible Budgets
780(1)
Preparation of Flexible Budgets
780(2)
Flexible Budget Performance Report
782(1)
Section 2 Standard Costs
783(1)
Materials and Labor Standards
783(1)
Setting Standard Costs
783(1)
Identifying Standard Costs
784(1)
Cost Variances
784(4)
Cost Variance Computation
784(1)
Materials, Labor, and Overhead Variances
785(3)
Sales Variances
788(16)
29 Relevant Costing for Managerial Decisions
804
Identifying Cost Behavior
806(1)
Fixed Costs
806(1)
Variable Costs
806(1)
Mixed Costs
807(1)
Cost-Volume Profit Analysis
807(4)
Contribution Margin and Its Measures
807(1)
Computing Break-Even Point
808(1)
Computing Income from Sales and Costs
809(1)
Computing Sales for a Target Income
809(1)
Computing the Margin of Safety
810(1)
Decisions and Information
811(1)
Decision Making
811(1)
Relevant Costs
811(1)
Managerial Decision Tasks
812
Additional Business
812(1)
Make or Buy
813(1)
Scrap or Rework
814(1)
Sell or Process
815(1)
Sales Mix Selection
815(2)
Segment Elimination
817(1)
Qualitative Decision Factors
817
A Financial Statement Information
1(1)
Best Buy
2(19)
RadioShack
21
B Accounting Principles
1(1)
C Capital Budgeting Decisions
D Time Value of Money
Glossary 1
Index