Everything You Forgot in Accounting 1

This book is designed for somebody who took an accounting class and has a vague recollection of what they learned. In the author's accounting practice, as well as a professor, he consistently notices that most people just don't remember basic concepts. Perhaps they had a great teacher, but it has been a while and they have forgotten a lot of what they learned. Looking up the question on the internet, while initially a good idea, generally does not help you remember what you are...
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This book is designed for somebody who took an accounting class and has a vague recollection of what they learned. In the author's accounting practice, as well as a professor, he consistently notices that most people just don't remember basic concepts. Perhaps they had a great teacher, but it has been a while and they have forgotten a lot of what they learned. Looking up the question on the internet, while initially a good idea, generally does not help you remember what you are trying to remember. Going back to a college textbook works, but those books are really not written in English, and sometimes confuse more than they help. Of course, asking a fellow student or co-worker may do the trick, but you need more than the basics. The title of this book, "Everything You Forgot in Accounting - A Quick Guide" tells it all. In this book, you will find a description of many concepts you are familiar with but honestly don't recall. The book has been written in simple English, with as little accounting "jargon" as possible; in other words, to help you easily recall the information. There are no questions or exercises, just information and examples to get you up to speed quickly.