| Store |
Condition |
Deals & Coupons | Price |
Est. Shipping |
Total |
Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sorry we could not find any result for “9781945051791” | ||||||
Josh Bauerle's Accounting QuickStart Guide is designed to demystify accounting for readers with little or no formal background. The book walks through the foundational concepts—the accounting equation, double-entry bookkeeping, debits and credits, journal entries, and the full accounting cycle—before explaining how to read and interpret the three core financial statements: the balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement. Bauerle, a practicing CPA, emphasizes practical application over theory, using straightforward language and real-world examples that small business owners and managers can apply immediately. Later chapters introduce financial ratios, budgeting basics, and common tax considerations. The guide is intentionally concise, serving as a starting point for further study or as a reference for entrepreneurs who want to manage their own books or communicate more effectively with their accountant. It is not a substitute for a formal accounting textbook or professional advice, but it provides a solid conceptual foundation.
This book is best suited for small business owners and entrepreneurs who need to understand their financial statements, non-financial managers who want to communicate better with accounting teams, and students considering an accounting course who want a gentle preview. It also helps freelancers and side-hustlers who handle their own bookkeeping. Readers seeking a rigorous academic textbook, CPA exam preparation, or advanced managerial accounting topics should look elsewhere. No prior accounting knowledge is assumed.
- ✓ Written in plain English, avoiding unnecessary jargon and academic density
- ✓ Covers the complete accounting cycle and all three financial statements
- ✓ Practical examples relevant to small business owners and managers
- ✓ Authored by a practicing CPA with real-world experience
- ✓ Concise and approachable, making it easy to finish and reference
- ✗ Too basic for readers seeking intermediate or advanced accounting knowledge
- ✗ Not suitable for CPA exam preparation or formal academic coursework
- ✗ Limited coverage of managerial accounting, cost accounting, and auditing
- ✗ Some readers may find the pace too slow if they already have foundational knowledge
- ✗ Lacks the depth and exercise sets of a traditional textbook
At Windsorbooks, we compare prices from trusted sellers so you can buy, rent, or sell textbooks at the best total price — shipping included.
As an Amazon Associate, Windsorbooks.com may earn a small commission on qualifying purchases.