"Volume 1, Financial accounting and general topics, includes: a comprehensive review of the framework of accounting guidance today and the organizations involved in its development, including the development of international standards; a compendium of specific guidance on general aspects of financial statement presentation, disclosure, and analysis; encyclopedic coverage of each specific financial statement area from cash through shareholders' equity, including the topic of financial instruments.
Volume 2, Specialized industries and special topics, includes: comprehensive single-source coverage of the specialized environmental and accounting considerations for key industries; in-depth coverage of accounting standards applying to pension, retirement plans, and employee stock compensation and other capital accumulation plans. Extensive coverage is provided for the application of measurement principles pertaining to executive compensation and capital accumulation plans."--Pref.

This portal for accountants and accounting students offers a vast array of free resources, tools and services.

Subtitled 'The Accountant's Everyday Instant Answer Book', this well-organized reference covers a broad range of accounting topics. Annual supplements update the most current edition.

Annual survey of accounting practices followed in 600 stockholder's reports. Each edition includes a company index, a subject index, and an accounting and auditing pronouncements and standards index. The Library owns 1990-current edition.

This volume from The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Management provides definitions of the many accounting terms that affect or involve managers.

Comprehensive coverage of all aspects of accounting. Five major sections address an overview of financial accounting; the audit function; specific subjects in financial accounting and auditing; and accounting issues for both financial services industries and other than financial services industries. Includes an index and selected references. To help insure currency of information, the most recent looseleaf edition is updated semi-annually.

Focuses on the history of accounting and accounting thought. Articles include bibliographies.

"This free online accounting noncredit course covers a very basic, almost painless introduction to accounting on the level of Accounting Principles I. Initially, the site was developed for Commonwealth of Independent States countries, but it has become popular in the US, the UK, and elsewhere. Eight sequential lessons cover the following: introduction to accounting entries, accruals, revenues and expenses, deferrals, costs versus expenses, double-entry accounting, T-accounts, debits and credits, closing entries, perpetual and periodic inventory systems, single and multistep income statements, allowance and direct write-off methods, credit purchases, warranty obligations, discount notes, inventory cost flow methods (including FIFO and LIFO), lower of cost or market, tangible versus intangible assets, historical cost of assets, depreciation methods, natural resources and depletion, intangible assets and amortization, and goodwill. Each lesson provides exercises with solutions and sections to return for review. The site contains a CPA Resource Zone with tips offering Microsoft Excel skills, a page with useful links to accounting regulatory bodies in the US, and a glossary of accounting terms." -- J. Levy, University of North Texas

Auditing and attestation	Drexel Library Reference HF5667.C67 2007 (view catalog record)
Business environment and concepts	Drexel Library Reference HF5667.C673 2007 (view catalog record)
Financial accounting and reporting	Drexel Library Reference HF5661.C7228 2007 (view catalog record)
Regulation	Drexel Library Reference HF5667.C6731 2007 (view catalog record)