Financial Accounting: An Introduction

by Pauline Weetman

Financial an Introduction is aimed at first-level undergraduates on business studies degrees taking introductory financial accounting classes; first-level specialist accounting undergraduate students; introductory core accounting for MBA and postgraduate specialist Masters students (e.g. finance, actuarial studies), focusing on analysis through the accounting equation and a questioning approach to problem solving; and professional courses where accounting is introduced for the first time.

Genres: Accounting

512 pages, Paperback

First published September 11, 1996

Reviews

[Kieran Baker · Rating 4 out of 5]

Over 200 pages and they haven't kissed yet?!

[AH · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fantastic piece of work and a great introduction for anyone interested in Financial accounting. I had F3 exam for my ACCA and this book was a pig part of my success in passing the exam. I think the book could be longer even taking into account that it is a bit wordy and lengthy in laying down the fundamentals. there weren't enough examples, for some reason this is true of most books on this subject and there could be more in the book when it comes to current assets or liability. I think the author didn't include those just because it's an introductory approach. I will definitely read another book by this author on management accounting for my upcoming exams or for additional info.