Download or read book Introductory Accounting Exercise Workbook Combo Edition written by L. Castelluzzo and published by . This book was released on 2019-07-08 with total page 459 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This book provides the reader with an opportunity to practice the double entry system of accounting, managerial accounting, finance, audit, and full cycle accounting.Financial Accounting 200 Multiple ChoiceFinancial Accounting 200 Non-Multiple ChoiceManagerial Accounting Key Performance Indicating Metrics 200 Business CasesFinancial Audit 150 Multiple ChoiceFinancial Accounting 1 Year Full Cycle from Transactions to Financial Statements 5 Cases The solutions are provided for each question, along with an explanation, so that the student will be able to pinpoint exactly where any errors may have been made.These financial accounting questions pertain to fictitious companies with revenues from services and sales. They include sales revenue, sales returns, various expenses, capital purchases, depreciation, dividend payouts, unearned revenue, and prepaid expenses. There are also practice questions for business loans, which include the posting of interest expense as well as the principal portion of the loan repayment.The businesss cases involve the calculation revenue, cost of sales, wages, salaries, overhead, depreciation of buildings, depreciation of equipment, and a high-level effective tax rate. The quantitative analysis involves the calculation of gross margin, labor costs, fixed costs, net income, EBITDA, the tax effect, cashflow, and break-even sales quantity.The 5 full cycle cases are each presented as a list of transactions for a full yearly cycle, and then the reader can then prepare a full set of journal entries, as well as a general ledger, trial balance, balance sheet, income statement, statement of retained earnings, and cashflow statement. These comprehensive accounting cases cover fictitious start-up companies with revenues from services and sales, as well as sales returns, various expenses, capital purchases, depreciation, shareholder investment and dividends, unearned revenue, prepaid expenses, the year-end closing entry to book the income statement accounts to retained earnings. Each case also includes a business loan, along with the loan amortization schedule which allows the student to practice posting journal entries for interest expense and loan repayments.This book does not teach the theory, but instead, it is intended to allow students to practice what they have learned in their introductory accounting, managerial accounting, and audit courses.