Business Fundamentals are collections of Harvard Business School background materials, reflecting HBS courses and complete self-study guides. This second edition of "Reading Financial Statements" includes several new readings on topics that help managers interpret financial reports and accounting reports, such as revenue recognition, responsibility, reporting and accounting for income tax. In a series of Business Fundamentals, this collection contains the materials used in the MBA from Harvard Business School and education programs. The collection includes the following items: "basis of accounting, financial reporting and accounting Some of" William J. Bruns, Jr., "recognizing the gains and losses: Realized and received" by Robert S. Kaplan, "Accounting for current assets," William J. Bruns Jr., "Accounting for fixed assets, equipment and other assets," William J. Bruns, Jr., "A Note on the obligations and time," William J. Bruns, Jr., "Accountability Reporting" Paul M. Healy, "Accounting for Income Taxes" David Hawkins, "Introduction to equity" by William J. Bruns, Jr., "The solution of the riddle of Cash Flows" Julie & H. Hertenstein Sharon M. McKinnon, "Diversity in accounting principles, issues a strategic imperative, or strategic opportunities?" William J. Bruns, Jr., "Auditors and their opinions," William J. Bruns, Jr., and "Introduction to the financial performance and Financial Statement Analysis "by William J. Bruns Jr." Hide
by William J. Bruns, Jr., David F. Hawkins, Paul M. Healy, Julie H. Hertenstein, Robert S. Kaplan, Sharon M. McKinnon 148 pages. Publication Date: February 14, 2002. Prod. #: 9551-SBB-ENG
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