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Accounting Handbook

Accounting Handbook

by Jae K. Shim

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appears in Accounting.

The newly updated edition of this authoritative reference volume deserves a place in the library of every accountant, bookkeeper, accounting manager, CPA, CFO, controller, business manager, and business student. An opening overview of financial accounting describes financial statements and presents details on financial reporting requirements and co...

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