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Old 03-23-2009, 11:47 AM
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Default The Complete Idiot's Guide to Accounting, 2nd Edition

Product Description:
Updated information on new tax rates, forms, software, and more!

A comprehensive overview of the monthly accounting process for small business owners and novice bookkeepers and accounting clerks, this book guides readers through the ins and outs of creating accounts, conducting transactions, handling employees and payroll, managing month- end procedures, and issuing financial reports.

• Fully revised to reflect the latest laws and procedures
• The perfect tool for the 23 million small business owners in the U.S.
• Covers the types of accounting software programs available and how to use them to manage a manual set of books



Summary: Not really for the average accounting idiot like me
Rating: 3
I found this book to be somewhat difficult to use in learning the accounting skills that I need for my small business. I'm not good at accounting, but I am a decent programmer. I found that many subjects were just tossed at you, and not really explained all that well.

I had to really search to find the information that I wanted, and did find some useful information though.

If you are totally new to accounting, I reccomend "The Accounting Game: Basic Accounting Fresh from the Lemonade Stand". I learned a LOT from that book, and it presented the basic accounting ideas extremely well. That book was lacking in specific details that this book provides. This book provides MUCH more intermediate accounting knowledge, just in a format that I find difficult to learn and retain.

Overall, I'm glad that I purchased this book along with "The Accounting Game: Basic Accounting Fresh from the Lemonade Stand". This book has intermediate accounting detail that will serve as a reference book, while "the Lemonade Stand" really taught me the basics of accounting which I really needed.


Summary: Great for beginners
Rating: 5
Chapter 1 and 2 are essential for anyone wanting to occupy a managerial level. Tax chapters were just flippers , but gave a lot of basic information for me, and helped me understand what the accountants said in the meetings.

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