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 ISBN 13: 9780134726656
ISBN 10: 0134726650
Author:  C. William Thomas; Wendy M Tietz; Walter T. Harrison
For courses in introductory financial accounting. A student-centered approach to financial accounting Accounting is the language of business, and understanding the role accounting plays in business is critical to a student’s success in earning a business degree. Financial Accounting puts the focus on the purpose of Accounting in business. With student-friendly examples and streamlined chapters, the 12th Edition delivers a student-centric approach to learning financial accounting. Time-tested resources like the Turnkey Case Resources, help students grasp the practical concepts of accounting, so that they can put them into practice in their future business careers.

Table of Content:

  1. 1 The Financial Statements
  2. Learning Objectives
  3. Explain Why Accounting Is Critical to Businesses
  4. Describe the Decision Makers Who Use Accounting
  5. Describe the Two Types of Accounting and Who Uses Each Type
  6. Explain How Businesses Are Organized
  7. Proprietorship
  8. Partnership
  9. Limited-Liability Company
  10. Corporation
  11. Explain and Apply Underlying Accounting Concepts, Assumptions, and Principles
  12. The Entity Assumption
  13. The Continuity (Going-Concern) Assumption
  14. The Historical Cost Principle
  15. The Stable-Monetary-Unit Assumption
  16. Apply the Accounting Equation to Business Organizations
  17. Assets and Liabilities
  18. Equity
  19. Construct Financial Statements and Analyze the Relationships Among Them
  20. The Income Statement
  21. Revenues
  22. Expenses
  23. The Statement of Retained Earnings
  24. The Balance Sheet
  25. Assets
  26. Liabilities
  27. Equity (Stockholders’ Equity)
  28. Evaluate Business Decisions Ethically
  29. American Institute of Certified Public Accountants Code of Professional Conduct
  30. End-of-Chapter Summary Problem
  31. Requirements
  32. Answers
  33. Requirement 1
  34. Requirement 2
  35. Review The Financial Statements
  36. Accounting Vocabulary
  37. Quick Check
  38. Assess Your Progress
  39. Ethics Check
  40. Short Exercises
  41. Exercises MyLab Accounting
  42. Group A
  43. Requirements
  44. Requirements
  45. Requirement
  46. Requirements
  47. Requirement
  48. Requirement
  49. Requirement
  50. Group B
  51. Requirements
  52. Requirements
  53. Requirement
  54. Requirements
  55. Requirement
  56. Requirement
  57. Requirement
  58. Quiz
  59. Problems MyLab Accounting
  60. Group A
  61. Requirements
  62. Requirements
  63. Requirements
  64. Requirements
  65. Requirement
  66. Group B
  67. Requirements
  68. Requirements
  69. Requirements
  70. Requirements
  71. Requirement
  72. Decision Cases
  73. Requirement
  74. Requirements
  75. Ethical Issues
  76. Requirements
  77. Focus on Financials Apple Inc.
  78. Focus on Analysis Under Armour, Inc.
  79. Group Projects
  80. Requirements
  81. Requirements
  82. Quick Check Answers
  83. Try It Solutions
  84. Page 12
  85. 2 Transaction Analysis
  86. Learning Objectives
  87. Recognize a Business Transaction and the Various Types of Accounts in Which It Can Be Recorded
  88. Assets
  89. Cash
  90. Accounts Receivable
  91. Notes Receivable
  92. Inventory
  93. Prepaid Expenses
  94. Film and Television Costs
  95. Investments
  96. Parks, Resorts, and Other Property
  97. Liabilities
  98. Accounts Payable
  99. Notes Payable (borrowings)
  100. Accrued Liabilities
  101. Stockholders’ Equity
  102. Common Stock
  103. Retained Earnings
  104. Dividends
  105. Revenues
  106. Expenses
  107. Analyze the Impact of Business Transactions on the Accounting Equation
  108. Example: Alladin Travel, Inc.
  109. Transaction 1
  110. Transaction 2
  111. Transaction 3
  112. Transaction 4
  113. Transaction 5
  114. Transaction 6
  115. Transaction 7
  116. Transaction 8
  117. Transaction 9
  118. Transaction 10
  119. Transaction 11
  120. Transactions and Financial Statements
  121. Analyze the Impact of Business Transactions on Accounts
  122. The T-Account
  123. Increases and Decreases in the Accounts: The Rules of Debit and Credit
  124. Additional Stockholders’ Equity Accounts: Revenues and Expenses
  125. Journalize Transactions and Post Journal Entries to the Ledger
  126. Posting from the Journal to the Ledger
  127. The Flow of Accounting Data
  128. Transaction 1 Analysis
  129. Transaction 2 Analysis
  130. Transaction 3 Analysis
  131. Transaction 4 Analysis
  132. Transaction 5 Analysis
  133. Transaction 6 Analysis
  134. Transaction 7 Analysis
  135. Transaction 8 Analysis
  136. Transaction 9 Analysis
  137. Transaction 10 Analysis
  138. Transaction 11 Analysis
  139. Accounts After Posting to the Ledger
  140. Construct a Trial Balance
  141. Analyzing Accounts
  142. Correcting Accounting Errors
  143. Chart of Accounts
  144. The Normal Balance of an Account
  145. End-of-Chapter Summary Problem
  146. Requirements
  147. Answers
  148. Requirement 1
  149. Requirement 2
  150. Requirement 3
  151. Requirement 4
  152. Requirement 5
  153. Review Transaction Analysis
  154. Accounting Vocabulary
  155. Quick Check
  156. Assess Your Progress
  157. Ethics Check
  158. Short Exercises
  159. Exercises MyLab Accounting
  160. Group A
  161. Requirements
  162. Requirements
  163. Requirement
  164. Requirements
  165. Requirement
  166. Requirements
  167. Requirement
  168. Requirements
  169. Group B
  170. Requirements
  171. Requirements
  172. Requirement
  173. Requirements
  174. Requirement
  175. Requirements
  176. Requirement
  177. Requirements
  178. Serial Exercise
  179. Requirements
  180. Quiz
  181. Problems MyLab Accounting
  182. Group A
  183. Requirement
  184. Requirements
  185. Requirements
  186. Requirements
  187. Requirements
  188. Group B
  189. Requirement
  190. Requirements
  191. Requirements
  192. Requirements
  193. Requirements
  194. Challenge Exercises and Problem
  195. Requirement
  196. Requirements
  197. Requirements
  198. Requirements
  199. Decision Cases
  200. Requirements
  201. Requirement
  202. Ethical Issues
  203. Requirements
  204. Requirements
  205. Requirements
  206. Focus on Financials Apple Inc.
  207. Focus on Analysis Under Armour, Inc.
  208. Group Projects
  209. Requirements
  210. Requirements
  211. Quick Check Answers
  212. Try It Solutions
  213. Page 63
  214. 3 Accrual Accounting and Income
  215. Learning Objectives
  216. Explain How Accrual Accounting Differs From Cash-Basis Accounting
  217. The Time-Period Concept
  218. Apply the Revenue and Expense Recognition Principles
  219. The Revenue Principle
  220. The Expense Recognition Principle
  221. Adjust the Accounts
  222. Which Accounts Need to Be Updated (Adjusted)?
  223. Categories of Adjusting Entries
  224. Deferrals
  225. Depreciation
  226. Accruals
  227. Prepaid Expenses
  228. Prepaid Rent
  229. Supplies
  230. Depreciation of Plant Assets
  231. The Accumulated Depreciation Account
  232. Book Value
  233. Accrued Expenses
  234. Accrued Revenues
  235. Unearned Revenues
  236. Summary of the Adjusting Process
  237. The Adjusted Trial Balance
  238. Construct the Financial Statements
  239. Close the Books
  240. Classifying Assets and Liabilities
  241. Current Assets
  242. Long-Term Assets
  243. Current Liabilities
  244. Long-Term Liabilities
  245. Reporting Assets and Liabilities: The Walt Disney Company
  246. Formats for the Financial Statements
  247. Balance-Sheet Formats
  248. Income Statement Formats
  249. Analyze and Evaluate a Company’s Debt-Paying Ability
  250. Net Working Capital
  251. Current Ratio
  252. Debt Ratio
  253. How Do Transactions Affect the Ratios?
  254. End-of-Chapter Summary Problem
  255. Requirements
  256. Answers
  257. Requirement 1
  258. Explanation of Closing Entries
  259. Requirement 2
  260. Requirement 3
  261. Requirement 4
  262. Review Accrual Accounting and Income
  263. Accounting Vocabulary
  264. Quick Check
  265. Assess Your Progress
  266. Ethics Check
  267. Short Exercises
  268. Exercises MyLab Accounting
  269. Group A
  270. Requirements
  271. Requirement
  272. Requirement
  273. Requirements
  274. Group B
  275. Requirements
  276. Requirement
  277. Requirement
  278. Requirements
  279. Serial Exercise
  280. Requirements
  281. Quiz
  282. Problems MyLab Accounting
  283. Group A
  284. Requirements
  285. Requirements
  286. Requirements
  287. Requirements
  288. Requirements
  289. Requirements
  290. Requirements
  291. Group B
  292. Requirements
  293. Requirements
  294. Requirements
  295. Requirements
  296. Requirements
  297. Requirements
  298. Requirements
  299. Challenge Exercises and Problems
  300. Decision Cases
  301. Requirements
  302. Requirement
  303. Requirements
  304. Ethical Issues
  305. Requirements
  306. Requirements
  307. Focus on Financials Apple Inc.
  308. Focus on Analysis Under Armour, Inc.
  309. Group Project
  310. Requirements
  311. Quick Check Answers
  312. Try It Solutions
  313. Page 125
  314. Page 129
  315. Page 131
  316. Page 134
  317. 4 Internal Control and Cash
  318. Learning Objectives
  319. Describe Fraud and Its Impact
  320. Fraud and Ethics
  321. Explain the Objectives and Components of Internal Control
  322. The Components of Internal Control
  323. Control Environment
  324. Risk Assessment
  325. Information System
  326. Control Procedures
  327. Monitoring of Controls
  328. Internal Control Procedures
  329. Smart Hiring Practices and Separation of Duties
  330. Comparisons and Compliance Monitoring
  331. Adequate Records
  332. Limited Access
  333. Proper Approvals
  334. Information Technology
  335. Safeguard Controls
  336. Internal Controls for E-Commerce
  337. Stolen Credit Card Numbers
  338. Malware
  339. Phishing Expeditions
  340. Security Measures
  341. Encryption
  342. Firewalls
  343. Evaluate Internal Controls Over Cash Receipts and Cash Payments
  344. Cash Receipts over the Counter
  345. Cash Receipts by Mail
  346. Controls over Payments Made by Check or EFT
  347. Controls over Purchase and Payment
  348. Petty Cash
  349. The Limitations of Internal Control—Costs and Benefits
  350. Prepare A Bank Reconciliation
  351. Signature Card
  352. Deposit Ticket
  353. Check
  354. Bank Statement
  355. Bank Reconciliation
  356. Preparing the Bank Reconciliation
  357. Journalizing Transactions from the Bank Reconciliation
  358. Online Banking
  359. Report Cash On the Balance Sheet
  360. End-of-Chapter Summary Problem
  361. Requirements
  362. Answers
  363. Requirement 1
  364. Requirement 2
  365. Review Internal Control and Cash
  366. Accounting Vocabulary
  367. Quick Check
  368. Assess Your Progress
  369. Ethics Check
  370. Short Exercises
  371. Exercises MyLab Accounting
  372. Group A
  373. Requirement
  374. Group B
  375. Requirement
  376. Quiz
  377. Problems MyLab Accounting
  378. Group A
  379. Requirement
  380. Requirements
  381. Requirements
  382. Requirements
  383. Group B
  384. Requirement
  385. Requirements
  386. Requirements
  387. Requirements
  388. Challenge Exercises and Problem
  389. Decision Cases
  390. Requirement
  391. Ethical Issues
  392. Focus on Financials Apple Inc.
  393. Focus on Analysis Under Armour, Inc.
  394. Group Project
  395. Requirements
  396. Quick Check Answers
  397. Try It Answers
  398. Page 223
  399. 5 Receivables and Revenue
  400. Learning Objectives
  401. Apply Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) for Proper Revenue Recognition
  402. Shipping Terms
  403. Collection
  404. Speeding up the Cash Flow from Sales
  405. Account for Sales Returns and Allowances
  406. Account for Sales Discounts
  407. Disclosure of Net Revenues on the Income Statement
  408. Account for Accounts Receivable
  409. Types of Receivables
  410. Managing and Accounting for Receivables
  411. Evaluate Collectibility Using the Allowance for Uncollectible Accounts
  412. Allowance Method
  413. Percent-of-Sales
  414. Aging-of-Receivables
  415. Writing Off Uncollectible Accounts
  416. Combining the Percent-of-Sales and the Aging Methods
  417. Direct Write-Off Method
  418. Computing Cash Collections from Customers
  419. Account for Notes Receivable and Interest Revenue
  420. Accounting for Notes Receivable
  421. Evaluate Liquidity Using Three New Ratios
  422. Quick (Acid-Test) Ratio
  423. Accounts Receivable Turnover and Days’ Sales Outstanding
  424. End-of-Chapter Summary Problem
  425. Requirements
  426. Answers
  427. Requirement 1
  428. Requirement 2
  429. Requirement 3
  430. Requirement 4
  431. Review Receivables and Revenue
  432. Accounting Vocabulary
  433. Quick Check
  434. Assess Your Progress
  435. Ethics Check
  436. Short Exercises
  437. Requirements
  438. Requirements
  439. Requirements
  440. Requirements
  441. Requirements
  442. Exercises MyLab Accounting
  443. Group A
  444. Requirements
  445. Requirements
  446. Requirement
  447. Requirements
  448. Requirements
  449. Requirements
  450. Requirements
  451. Requirement
  452. Requirements
  453. Requirements
  454. Group B
  455. Requirements
  456. Requirements
  457. Requirement
  458. Requirements
  459. Requirements
  460. Requirements
  461. Requirements
  462. Requirement
  463. Requirements
  464. Requirements
  465. Quiz
  466. Problems MyLab Accounting
  467. Group A
  468. Requirements
  469. Requirements
  470. Requirements
  471. Requirements
  472. Requirements
  473. Requirements
  474. Requirements
  475. Requirements
  476. Group B
  477. Requirements
  478. Requirements
  479. Requirements
  480. Requirements
  481. Requirements
  482. Requirements
  483. Requirements
  484. Requirements
  485. Challenge Exercises and Problem
  486. Decision Cases
  487. Requirement
  488. Ethical Issue
  489. Requirements
  490. Focus on Financials Apple Inc.
  491. Focus on Analysis Under Armour, Inc.
  492. Group Project
  493. Requirements
  494. Quick Check Answers
  495. Try It Solutions
  496. Page 260
  497. 6 Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold
  498. Learning Objectives
  499. Show How to Account for Inventory
  500. Sales Price versus Cost of Inventory
  501. Number of Units of Inventory
  502. Cost per Unit of Inventory
  503. Periodic versus Perpetual Inventory Systems
  504. Recording Transactions in the Perpetual System
  505. Apply and Compare Various Inventory Cost Methods
  506. Apply the Various Inventory Costing Methods
  507. Specific Identification Method
  508. Average-Cost Method
  509. FIFO Method
  510. LIFO Method
  511. Compare the Effects of the FIFO, LIFO, and Average-Cost Methods on Gross Profit and Ending Inventory
  512. The Tax Advantage of LIFO
  513. LIFO and Managing Reported Income
  514. LIFO Liquidation
  515. Explain and Apply Underlying U.S. Gaap for Inventory
  516. Disclosure Principle
  517. Lower-of-Cost-or-Market Rule
  518. Compute and Evaluate Gross Profit (Margin) Percentage, Inventory Turnover, and Days’ Inventory Outstanding (DIO)
  519. Gross Profit Percentage
  520. Inventory Turnover and Days Inventory Outstanding (DIO)
  521. Use the Cost-of-Goods-Sold (COGS) Model to Make Management Decisions
  522. Computing Budgeted Purchases
  523. Estimating Inventory Using the Gross Profit Method
  524. Analyze Effects of Inventory Errors
  525. End-of-Chapter Summary Problem
  526. Requirements
  527. Answers
  528. Requirement 1
  529. Requirement 2
  530. Requirement 3
  531. Requirement 4
  532. Requirement 5
  533. Review Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold
  534. Accounting Vocabulary
  535. Quick Check
  536. Assess Your Progress
  537. Ethics Check
  538. Short Exercises
  539. Exercises MyLab Accounting
  540. Group A
  541. Requirements
  542. Requirements
  543. Requirements
  544. Requirements
  545. Requirements
  546. Requirement
  547. Requirement
  548. Requirement
  549. Group B
  550. Requirements
  551. Requirements
  552. Requirements
  553. Requirements
  554. Requirements
  555. Requirement
  556. Requirement
  557. Requirement
  558. Quiz
  559. Problems MyLab Accounting
  560. Group A
  561. Requirements
  562. Requirements
  563. Requirements
  564. Requirements
  565. Requirements
  566. Requirements
  567. Requirements
  568. Requirements
  569. Group B
  570. Requirements
  571. Requirements
  572. Requirements
  573. Requirements
  574. Requirements
  575. Requirements
  576. Requirements
  577. Requirements
  578. Challenge Exercises and Problem
  579. Decision Cases
  580. Requirements
  581. Requirements
  582. Ethical Issue
  583. Requirements
  584. Focus on Financials Apple Inc.
  585. Focus on Analysis Under Armour, Inc.
  586. Group Project
  587. Quick Check Answers
  588. Try It Solutions
  589. Page 324
  590. Page 326
  591. Appendix 6A Accounting for Inventory in the Periodic System
  592. Recording Transactions in the Periodic System
  593. Appendix Assignments
  594. Short Exercises
  595. Requirements
  596. Exercises
  597. Requirements
  598. Requirements
  599. Problems
  600. Requirements
  601. Requirements
  602. Appendix 6B The Lifo Reserve—Converting a LIFO Company’s Net Income to the FIFO Basis
  603. 7 Plant Assets, Natural Resources, and Intangibles
  604. Learning Objectives
  605. Explain How to Account for the Cost of Plant Assets
  606. Land
  607. Buildings, Machinery, and Equipment
  608. Land Improvements and Leasehold Improvements
  609. Lump-Sum (or Basket) Purchases of Assets
  610. Distinguish a Capital Expenditure from an Immediate Expense
  611. Explain How to Account for Depreciation on Plant Assets
  612. How to Measure Depreciation
  613. Depreciation Methods
  614. Straight-Line Method
  615. Units-of-Production Method
  616. Double-Declining-Balance Method
  617. Comparing Depreciation Methods
  618. Other Issues in Accounting for Plant Assets
  619. Depreciation for Partial Years
  620. Changing the Useful Life of a Depreciable Asset
  621. Fully Depreciated Assets
  622. Analyze the Effect of a Plant Asset Disposal
  623. Disposing of a Fully Depreciated Asset for No Proceeds
  624. Selling a Plant Asset
  625. Exchanging a Plant Asset
  626. T-Accounts for Analyzing Plant Asset Transactions
  627. Apply GAAP for Natural Resources and Intangible Assets
  628. Accounting for Natural Resources
  629. Accounting for Intangible Assets
  630. Accounting for Specific Intangibles
  631. Patents
  632. Copyrights
  633. Trademarks and Trade Names
  634. Franchises and Licenses
  635. Goodwill
  636. Accounting for Research and Development Costs
  637. Explain the Effect of an Asset Impairment on the Financial Statements
  638. Analyze the Rate of Return on Assets
  639. DuPont Analysis: A More Detailed View of ROA
  640. Analyze the Cash Flow Impact of Long-Lived Asset Transactions
  641. End-of-Chapter Summary Problem
  642. Requirements
  643. Answers
  644. Requirement 1
  645. Requirement 2
  646. Review Plant Assets, Natural Resources, and Intangibles
  647. Accounting Vocabulary
  648. Quick Check
  649. Assess Your Progress
  650. Ethics Check
  651. Short Exercises
  652. Requirements
  653. Exercises MyLab Accounting
  654. Group A
  655. Requirements
  656. Requirements
  657. Requirements
  658. Requirements
  659. Group B
  660. Requirements
  661. Requirements
  662. Requirements
  663. Requirements
  664. Quiz
  665. Problems MyLab Accounting
  666. Group A
  667. Requirements
  668. Requirements
  669. Requirement
  670. Requirements
  671. Requirements
  672. Requirements
  673. Requirements
  674. Requirements
  675. Requirements
  676. Group B
  677. Requirements
  678. Requirements
  679. Requirement
  680. Requirements
  681. Requirements
  682. Requirements
  683. Requirements
  684. Requirements
  685. Requirements
  686. Challenge Exercises and Problem
  687. Decision Cases
  688. Requirements
  689. Ethical Issue
  690. Requirements
  691. Focus on Financials Apple Inc.
  692. Focus on Analysis Under Armour, Inc.
  693. Group Project
  694. Requirements
  695. Quick Check Answers
  696. Try It Solutions
  697. Page 372
  698. Page 377
  699. Page 380
  700. 8 Current and Contingent Liabilities
  701. Learning Objectives
  702. Distinguish Between Current and Long-Term Liabilities
  703. Account for Accounts Payable and Analyze Accounts Payable Turnover
  704. Account for Notes Payable and Accrued Interest
  705. Account for Accrued Liabilities and Unearned Revenue
  706. Account for Contingent Liabilities
  707. End-of-Chapter Summary Problem
  708. Answer
  709. Review Current and Contingent Liabilities
  710. Accounting Vocabulary
  711. Quick Check
  712. Assess Your Progress
  713. Ethics Check
  714. Short Exercises
  715. Exercises
  716. Group A
  717. Requirements
  718. Requirements
  719. Requirements
  720. Requirements
  721. Requirements
  722. Requirement
  723. Requirement
  724. Requirements
  725. Group B
  726. Requirements
  727. Requirements
  728. Requirements
  729. Requirements
  730. Requirements
  731. Requirement
  732. Requirement
  733. Requirements
  734. Quiz
  735. Problems MyLab Accounting
  736. Group A
  737. Requirement
  738. Requirement
  739. Requirement
  740. Requirements
  741. Group B
  742. Requirement
  743. Requirement
  744. Requirement
  745. Requirements
  746. Challenge Exercise
  747. Decision Cases
  748. Requirements
  749. Requirements
  750. Ethical Issue
  751. Requirements
  752. Focus on Financials Apple Inc.
  753. Focus on Analysis Under Armour, Inc.
  754. Group Project
  755. Quick Check Answers
  756. 9 Long-Term Liabilities
  757. Learning Objectives
  758. Account for Bonds Payable and Interest Expense with Straight-line Amortization
  759. Issuing Bonds Payable at Par (Face Value)
  760. Issuing Bonds Payable at a Discount
  761. Issuing Bonds Payable at a Premium
  762. Account for Bonds Payable and Interest Expense with Effective-Interest Amortization
  763. Issuing Bonds Payable at a Discount
  764. Interest Expense on Bonds Issued at a Discount
  765. Issuing Bonds Payable at a Premium
  766. Account for Other Features of Bonds Payable
  767. Accounting for Partial-Period Interest Amounts
  768. Retiring Bonds Payable Before Their Maturity
  769. Accounting for Convertible Bonds and Notes
  770. Describe Other Long-Term Liabilities
  771. Deferred Income Taxes
  772. Commitments
  773. Leases
  774. Analyze the Impact of Leverage on the Financial Statements
  775. The Leverage Ratio
  776. The Times-Interest-Earned Ratio
  777. Report Long-Term Liabilities on the Financial Statements
  778. Reporting on the Balance Sheet
  779. Disclosing the Fair Value of Long-Term Debt
  780. End-of-Chapter Summary Problem
  781. Requirements
  782. Answers
  783. Requirement 1
  784. Requirement 2
  785. Requirement 3
  786. Review Long-Term Liabilities
  787. Accounting Vocabulary
  788. Quick Check
  789. Assess Your Progress
  790. Ethics Check
  791. Short Exercises
  792. Exercises
  793. Group A
  794. Requirements
  795. Requirements
  796. Requirements
  797. Requirements
  798. Requirements
  799. Requirements
  800. Requirements
  801. Group B
  802. Requirements
  803. Requirements
  804. Requirements
  805. Requirements
  806. Requirements
  807. Requirements
  808. Requirements
  809. Quiz
  810. Problems MyLab Accounting
  811. Group A
  812. Requirements
  813. Requirements
  814. Requirements
  815. Requirements
  816. Requirements
  817. Requirements
  818. Group B
  819. Requirements
  820. Requirements
  821. Requirements
  822. Requirements
  823. Requirements
  824. Requirements
  825. Challenge Exercise and Problem
  826. Decision Cases
  827. Requirements
  828. Focus on Financials Apple Inc.
  829. Focus on Analysis Under Armour, Inc.
  830. Quick Check Answers
  831. Try It Solutions
  832. Page 480
  833. 10 Stockholders’ Equity
  834. Learning Objectives
  835. Explain the Features of a Corporation
  836. Organizing a Corporation
  837. Stockholders’ Rights
  838. Stockholders’ Equity
  839. Classes of Stock
  840. Common Stock or Preferred Stock
  841. Par Value Stock or No-Par Value Stock
  842. Account for the Issuance of Stock
  843. Common Stock
  844. Common Stock at Par
  845. Common Stock Issued Above Par Value
  846. No-Par Common Stock
  847. No-Par Common Stock with a Stated Value
  848. Common Stock Issued for Assets Other Than Cash
  849. Common Stock Issued for Services
  850. How an “Other Than Cash” Stock Issuance Can Create an Ethical Challenge
  851. Preferred Stock
  852. Authorized, Issued, and Outstanding Stock
  853. Explain How Treasury Stock Affects a Company
  854. How Is Treasury Stock Recorded?
  855. Retirement of Treasury Stock
  856. Resale of Treasury Stock
  857. Issuing Stock for Employee Compensation
  858. Summary of Treasury-Stock Transactions
  859. Account for Retained Earnings, Dividends, and Stock Splits
  860. Should the Company Declare and Pay Cash Dividends?
  861. Cash Dividends
  862. Analyzing the Stockholders’ Equity Accounts
  863. Dividends on Preferred Stock
  864. Dividends on Cumulative and Noncumulative Preferred Stock
  865. Stock Dividends
  866. Stock Splits
  867. Summary of the Effects on Assets, Liabilities, and Stockholders’ Equity
  868. Evaluate a Company’s Performance Using New Ratios
  869. ROE: Relating Profitability to Stockholder Investment
  870. Earnings Per Share (EPS)
  871. Effect of Preferred Dividends on Earnings Per Share
  872. Effect of Equity Financing on EPS
  873. Market Capitalization and the Price-Earnings Ratio
  874. Dividend Yield
  875. Report Stockholders’ Equity Transactions in the Financial Statements
  876. Statement of Stockholders’ Equity
  877. A Detailed Stockholders’ Equity Section of the Balance Sheet
  878. End-of-Chapter Summary Problems
  879. Requirements
  880. Answers
  881. Review Stockholders’ Equity
  882. Accounting Vocabulary
  883. Quick Check
  884. Assess Your Progress
  885. Ethics Check
  886. Short Exercises
  887. Requirements
  888. Exercises MyLab Accounting
  889. Group A
  890. Requirements
  891. Requirements
  892. Requirements
  893. Requirements
  894. Requirement
  895. Requirements
  896. Requirements
  897. Requirements
  898. Requirements
  899. Requirements
  900. Group B
  901. Requirements
  902. Requirements
  903. Requirements
  904. Requirements
  905. Requirement
  906. Requirements
  907. Requirements
  908. Requirements
  909. Requirements
  910. Requirements
  911. Quiz
  912. Problems MyLab Accounting
  913. Group A
  914. Requirements
  915. Requirement
  916. Requirements
  917. Requirements
  918. Requirements
  919. Requirements
  920. Requirements
  921. Requirements
  922. Group B
  923. Requirements
  924. Requirement
  925. Requirements
  926. Requirements
  927. Requirements
  928. Requirements
  929. Requirements
  930. Requirements
  931. Challenge Exercises and Problem
  932. Decision Cases
  933. Requirements
  934. Requirements
  935. Ethical Issues
  936. Requirements
  937. Requirements
  938. Focus on Financials Apple Inc.
  939. Focus on Analysis Under Armour, Inc.
  940. Group Project in Ethics
  941. Requirements
  942. Quick Check Answers
  943. Try It Solutions
  944. Page 530
  945. 11 The Statement of Cash Flows
  946. Learning Objectives
  947. Identify the Purposes of the Statement of Cash Flows
  948. How’s Your Cash Flow? Telltale Signs of Financial Difficulty
  949. Distinguish Among Operating, Investing, and Financing Activities
  950. Two Formats for Operating Activities
  951. Prepare a Statement of Cash Flows Using the Indirect Method
  952. Cash Flows from Operating Activities
  953. A Depreciation, Depletion, and Amortization Expenses
  954. B Gains and Losses on the Sale of Long-Term Assets
  955. C Changes in the Current Asset and Current Liability Accounts, Excluding Cash
  956. Evaluating Cash Flows from Operating Activities
  957. Cash Flows from Investing Activities
  958. Computing Purchases and Sales of Plant Assets
  959. Computing Purchases and Sales of Investments, and Loans and Collections
  960. Cash Flows from Financing Activities
  961. Computing Issuances and Payments of Long-Term Debt
  962. Computing Issuances of Stock and Purchases of Treasury Stock
  963. Computing Dividend Declarations and Payments
  964. Noncash Investing and Financing Activities
  965. Prepare A Statement of Cash Flows Using the Direct Method
  966. Cash Flows from Operating Activities
  967. Cash Collections from Customers
  968. Cash Receipts of Interest and Dividends
  969. Payments to Suppliers
  970. Payments to Employees
  971. Payments for Interest Expense and Income Tax Expense
  972. Depreciation, Depletion, and Amortization Expense
  973. Cash Flows from Investing Activities
  974. Purchasing Plant Assets and Investments and Making Loans to Other Companies
  975. Proceeds from Selling Plant Assets and Investments and from Collecting Notes Receivable
  976. Cash Flows from Financing Activities
  977. Proceeds from the Issuance of Stock and Debt (Notes and Bonds Payable)
  978. Payment of Debt and Purchasing the Company’s Own Stock
  979. Payment of Cash Dividends
  980. Noncash Investing and Financing Activities
  981. Computing Operating Cash Flows Using the Direct Method
  982. Computing Cash Collections from Customers
  983. Computing Payments to Suppliers
  984. Computing Payments for Other Operating Expenses
  985. Computing Payments to Employees
  986. Computing Payments of Interest and Income Taxes
  987. Computing Investing and Financing Cash Flows
  988. Measuring Cash Adequacy: Free Cash Flow
  989. End-of-Chapter Summary Problems
  990. Answers
  991. Review Statement of Cash Flows
  992. Accounting Vocabulary
  993. Quick Check
  994. Assess Your Progress
  995. Ethics Check
  996. Short Exercises
  997. Exercises MyLab Accounting
  998. Group A
  999. Requirements
  1000. Requirement
  1001. Requirements
  1002. Requirement
  1003. Requirement
  1004. Requirements
  1005. Group B
  1006. Requirements
  1007. Requirement
  1008. Requirements
  1009. Requirement
  1010. Requirement
  1011. Requirements
  1012. Quiz
  1013. Problems MyLab Accounting
  1014. Group A
  1015. Requirements
  1016. Requirements
  1017. Requirement
  1018. Requirements
  1019. Requirements
  1020. Requirements
  1021. Requirements
  1022. Requirements
  1023. Requirements
  1024. Group B
  1025. Requirements
  1026. Requirements
  1027. Requirement
  1028. Requirements
  1029. Requirements
  1030. Requirements
  1031. Requirements
  1032. Requirements
  1033. Requirements
  1034. Challenge Exercises and Problem
  1035. Decision Cases
  1036. Requirements
  1037. Requirement
  1038. Ethical Issues
  1039. Requirements
  1040. Focus on Financials Apple Inc.
  1041. Focus on Analysis Under Armour, Inc.
  1042. Group Projects
  1043. Quick Check Answers
  1044. Try It Solutions
  1045. Page 608
  1046. Page 616
  1047. Page 621
  1048. 12 Financial Statement Analysis
  1049. Learning Objectives
  1050. Perform an Industry and Company Analysis
  1051. Perform a Horizontal Analysis
  1052. Trend Percentages
  1053. Perform a Vertical Analysis
  1054. Prepare Common-Size Financial Statements
  1055. Benchmarking
  1056. Benchmarking Against a Key Competitor
  1057. Use Ratios to Make Business Decisions
  1058. Remember to Start at the Beginning: Company and Industry Information
  1059. Now Let’s Do the Numbers
  1060. Measuring the Ability to Pay Current Liabilities
  1061. Current Ratio
  1062. Quick (Acid-Test) Ratio
  1063. Measuring Turnover and the Cash Conversion Cycle
  1064. Inventory Turnover
  1065. Accounts Receivable Turnover
  1066. Days’ Sales Outstanding
  1067. Accounts Payable Turnover
  1068. Cash Conversion Cycle
  1069. Measuring Leverage: The Overall Ability to Pay Debts
  1070. Debt Ratio
  1071. Times-Interest-Earned Ratio
  1072. Measuring Profitability
  1073. Gross Margin (Profit) Percentage
  1074. Operating Income (Profit) Percentage
  1075. DuPont Analysis
  1076. Rate of Return on Sales (Net Profit Margin Ratio)
  1077. Asset Turnover
  1078. Rate of Return on Total Assets (ROA)
  1079. Leverage (Equity Multiplier) Ratio
  1080. Rate of Return on Common Stockholders’ Equity (ROE)
  1081. Earnings per Share of Common Stock
  1082. Analyzing Stock as an Investment
  1083. Price-Earnings Ratio (Multiple)
  1084. Dividend Yield
  1085. The Limitations of Ratio Analysis
  1086. Evaluate the Quality of Earnings
  1087. An Audit Adds Credibility to Financial Statements
  1088. Red Flags in Financial Statement Analysis
  1089. Efficient Markets
  1090. End-of-Chapter Summary Problems
  1091. Requirement
  1092. Answer
  1093. Review Financial Statement Analysis
  1094. Accounting Vocabulary
  1095. Quick Check
  1096. Assess Your Progress
  1097. Ethics Check
  1098. Short Exercises
  1099. Exercises MyLab Accounting
  1100. Group A
  1101. Requirements
  1102. Requirements
  1103. Group B
  1104. Requirements
  1105. Requirements
  1106. Quiz
  1107. Problems MyLab Accounting
  1108. Group A
  1109. Requirements
  1110. Requirements
  1111. Requirements
  1112. Requirements
  1113. Requirements
  1114. Requirements
  1115. Group B
  1116. Requirements
  1117. Requirements
  1118. Requirements
  1119. Requirements
  1120. Requirements
  1121. Requirements
  1122. Challenge Exercises and Problem
  1123. Decision Cases
  1124. Requirements
  1125. Requirement
  1126. Ethical Issues
  1127. Requirements
  1128. Focus on Financials Apple Inc.
  1129. Focus on Analysis Under Armour, Inc.
  1130. Group Project
  1131. Comprehensive Financial Statement Analysis Project
  1132. Requirement 1: Compile basic information (provide sources for your answers)
  1133. Requirement 2: Evaluate profitability
  1134. Requirement 3: Evaluate turnover
  1135. Requirement 4: Perform other financial analysis
  1136. Requirement 5: Evaluate Kohl’s Corporation stock as an investment
  1137. Quick Check Answers
  1138. Try It Solutions
  1139. Page 678
  1140. Appendix A Apple Inc. Annual Report 2016
  1141. Appendix B Typical Charts of Accounts for Different Types of Businesses
  1142. Appendix C Summary of U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)
  1143. Appendix D Summary of Differences Between U.S. GAAP and IFRS Cross Referenced to Chapter
  1144. Appendix E—Investments
  1145. Explain Why Companies Invest in Other Companies
  1146. Investments in Equity Securities
  1147. Account for Investments in Equity Securities When the Investor Has Insignificant Influence
  1148. Recording the Purchase of Equity Securities
  1149. Recording Cash Dividends
  1150. Adjusting Equity Investments to Their Fair Value
  1151. Unrealized Gains and Losses
  1152. Recording the Sale of an Equity Investment
  1153. Realized Gains and Losses
  1154. Account for Investments in Equity Securities When the Investor Has Significant Influence
  1155. Purchase of Equity-Method Investments
  1156. The Investor’s Percentage of Investee Income
  1157. Recording Dividends on Equity-Method Investments
  1158. Account for Investments in Equity Securities When the Investor Has Controlling Influence
  1159. Consolidation Accounting
  1160. Account for Investments in Debt Securities
  1161. Review Investments
  1162. Accounting Vocabulary
  1163. Quick Check
  1164. Assess Your Progress
  1165. Short Exercises
  1166. Exercises MyLab Accounting
  1167. Group A
  1168. Requirements
  1169. Requirements
  1170. Requirements
  1171. Requirements
  1172. Requirements
  1173. Group B
  1174. Requirements
  1175. Requirements
  1176. Requirements
  1177. Requirements
  1178. Requirements
  1179. Quiz
  1180. Problems MyLab Accounting
  1181. Group A
  1182. Requirements
  1183. Requirements
  1184. Requirements
  1185. Requirements
  1186. Group B
  1187. Requirements
  1188. Requirements
  1189. Requirements
  1190. Requirements
  1191. Quick Check Answers
  1192. Try It Solutions
  1193. Page 777
  1194. Page 779
  1195. Appendix F —Time Value of Money
  1196. Explain the Impact the Time Value of Money Has on Certain Types of Investments
  1197. Present Value
  1198. Present-Value Tables
  1199. Present Value of an Ordinary Annuity
  1200. Using Microsoft Excel to Calculate Present Value
  1201. Using the PV Model to Compute Fair Value of Available-for-Sale Investments
  1202. Present Value of an Investment in Bonds
  1203. Summary Problem
  1204. Answer
  1205. Review Appendix F: Time Value of Money
  1206. Accounting Vocabulary
  1207. Quick Check
  1208. Assess Your Progress
  1209. Exercises MyLab Accounting
  1210. Quiz
  1211. Problems MyLab Accounting
  1212. Requirement
  1213. Requirement
  1214. Challenge Exercise
  1215. Quick Check Answers
  1216. Glindex A Combined Glossary and Subject Index
  1217. A
  1218. B
  1219. C
  1220. D
  1221. E
  1222. F
  1223. G
  1224. H
  1225. I
  1226. J
  1227. K
  1228. L
  1229. M
  1230. N
  1231. O
  1232. P
  1233. Q
  1234. R
  1235. S
  1236. T
  1237. U
  1238. V
  1239. W

 

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