College Accounting: A Practical Approach : Chapters 1-15

by Jeffrey Slater

Provides information on such accounting related topics as banking procedures, tax responsibilities, debits and credits, and payroll concepts.

Paperback

First published January 1, 1996

Reviews

[Dawn]

Of the many many listings for this book, this seems to be the closest to the edition I have read.

While I read this as a requirement for a college course and I would not have otherwise chosen to read it, I did like this text. It was well written and clear, easy to understand the concepts covered, and practical.

The book was perhaps more useful than the accompanying website as a learning tool, but paired with the website's practice exercises I felt provided a great learning resource.

[Pais]

Grateful that this class is over (my last gen-ed before getting my Associate's in Computer Information Systems!), but glad that this book was clear, had great examples, and was well-scaffolded for total beginners to accounting such as myself.

[Emaggie]

This book helped me through my course, very well explained and even though I had it digitally from school, I still needed to have the physical copy of it.