Chapter 1 The Accounting Introduction Unit 1 Accounting and Accounting Profession 1.1 Introduction to Accounting 1.2 Distinction between Bookkeeping and Accounting 1.3 Divisions of Accounting 1.4 Professional Ethics Unit 2 Accounting Assumptions 2.1 Separate Entity 2.2 Going Concern Assumption 2.3 Time-period Assumption 2.4 Monetary Unit Assumption 2.5 Accrual Basis of Accounting Unit 3 Accounting Recognition and Measurement Principles 3.1 Cost Principle 3.2 Revenue Recognition Principle 3.3 Matching Principle 3.4 Conservatism Principle 3.5 Materiality Principle 3.6 Differentiate Capital and Revenue Expenditure 3.7 Substance over Form Unit 4 Information Users 4.1 Internal Information Users 4.2 External Information Users Chapter 2 The Accounting Cycle Unit 1 Accounting Equation and Double-entry Accounting 1.1 Accounting Equation 1.2 Double-entry Accounting Unit 2 Basics of Accounting Cycle 2.1 Analyze Business Transactions 2.2 Journalize the Transactions 2.3 Post to Ledger Accounts 2.4 Prepare Unadjusted Trial Balance 2.5 Journalize and Post Adjusting Entries 2.6 Prepare an Adjusted Trial Balance 2.7 Prepare Financial Statements 2.8 Journalize and Post Closing Entries 2.9 Prepare a Post-closing Trial Balance Unit 3 Journals 3.1 The Effect of the Journals 3.2 The Types of Journals Unit 4 Ledgers 4.1 General Ledger 4.2 Subsidiary Ledger Unit 5 Adjusting Procedures 5.1 Prepaid Expenses 5.2 Unearned Revenue 5.3 Accrued Expenses 5.4 Accrued Revenues Unit 6 Closing Process Chapter 3 Financial Statements Unit 1 Balance Sheet 1.1 The Concept of the Balance Sheet 1.2 Format of Balance Sheet Unit 2 Income Statement 2.1 The Concept of Income Statement 2.2 Format of Income Statement Unit 3 Statement of Retained Earnings 3.1 Introduction to Statement of Retained Earnings 3.2 Influnential Transactions and Events of Retained Earnings 3.3 Appropriation of Retained Earnings 3.4 Statement of Stockholders' Equity Unit 4 Cash Flow Statement 4.1 The Purpose of Cash Flow Statement 4.2 The Classification of Cash Flows 4.3 The Basic Approach to Prepare the Cash Flow Statement Chapter 4 Current Assets Unit 1 Cash and Its Control 1.1 Cash 1.2 Cash Control Unit 2 Receivables 2.1 Accounts Receivable 2.2 Notes Receivable Unit 3 Inventories 3.1 The Concept of Inventory 3.2 Two Basic Inventory Accounting Systems 3.3 Inventory Cost Recognition Method Chapter 5 Non-current Assets and Investments Unit 1 Plant and Equipment 1.1 Basic Concept and Categories 1.2 Acquisition Methods 1.3 Post-acquisition Expenditures 1.4 Impairment of Plant and Equipment Unit 2 Depreciation Method 2.1 The Reason of Depreciation 2.2 Methods of Computing Depreciation Unit 3 Basics of Investments Unit 4 Intangible Assets 4.1 Basic of Intangible Assets 4.2 Leading Examples of Intangible Assets Chapter 6 Liabilities Unit 1 Current Liabilities Unit 2 Non-current Liabilities Chapter 7 Revenues and Expenses Unit 1 Timing of Revenue Recognition Unit 2 Amount of Revenue Recognized Unit 3 Expense Recognition Unit 4 Categories of Expenses Chapter 8 Owners' Equity Unit 1 Forms of Business Organizations 1.1 Single Proprietorships 1.2 Partnerships 1.3 Corporations Unit 2 Accounting for Proprietorship's Equity 2.1 Accounting for the Owner's Equity in a Single Proprietorship 2.2 Capital Account 2.3 Drawing Account 2.4 Financial Statements Presentation Unit 3 Accounting for Partnership's Equity 3.1 Partnership Accounting 3.2 Division of Net Income and Loss 3.3 Admission of a New Partner 3.4 Revaluation of Assets 3.5 Liquidation of a Partnership Unit 4 Accounting for Corporation's Equity 4.1 Paid-in capital 4.2 Retained Earnings 4.3 Other Reserves Chapter 9 Financial Statement Analysis Unit 1 Tools of Analysis 1.1 Horizontal Analysis 1.2 Vertical Analysis 1.3 Ratio Analysis Unit 2 Solvency Analysis 2.1 Working Capital and Current Ratio 2.2 Quick Ratio 2.3 Accounts Receivable Turnover 2.4 Inventory Turnover 2.5 Debt and Equity Ratios 2.6 Times Interest Earned Unit 3 Profitability Analysis 3.1 Return on Total Assets 3.2 Return on Common Stockholders' Equity 3.3 Earnings per Share on Common Stock 3.4 Price-earnings Ratio 3.5 Dividend Yield Unit 4 Corporate Acquisition and Consolidated Financial Statements 4.1 Corporate Acquisition 4.2 Methods of Accounting for Corporate Acquisitions References