What every engineer should know about accounting and finance. (©1995)
- Record Type:
- Book
- Title:
- What every engineer should know about accounting and finance. (©1995)
- Main Title:
- What every engineer should know about accounting and finance
- Other Titles:
- Accounting and finance
- Further Information:
- Note: Jae K. Shim, Norman Henteleff.
- Other Names:
- Shim, Jae K
Henteleff, Norman - Contents:
- Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Preface -- 1. Introduction -- Accounting -- Important Accounting and Finance Concepts -- Basic Forms of Business Organization -- Topics Covered in This Book -- 2. Understanding the Financial Statements -- The Income Statement and Balance Sheet -- The Statement of Cash Flows -- Notes to Financial Statements -- Conclusion -- 3. Recording Financial Information and Accounting Conventions -- Double-Entry and the Accounting Equation -- Types of Depreciation Methods -- Conclusion -- 4. Analyzing Financial Statements -- What and Why of Financial Statement Analysis -- Horizontal and Vertical Analysis -- Working with Financial Ratios -- Is Ratio Analysis a Panacea? -- Conclusion -- 5. Cost Concepts, Cost Behavior, and Cost Accounting -- Cost Classification -- Income Statements and Balance Sheets-Manufacturer -- Analysis of Cost Behavior and Flexible Budgeting -- The High-Low Method -- Flexible Budgeting -- Accumulation of Costs and Cost Accounting -- Job Order Costing and Process Costing Compared -- Job Order Costing -- Process Costing -- Conclusion -- 6. Budgeting for Profit Planning -- Types of Budgets -- Illustration -- A Short-Cut Approach to Formulating the Budget -- Zero-Base Budgeting -- Conclusion -- 7. Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis and Leverage -- Questions Answered by CVP Analysis -- Contribution Margin Concepts -- Are You Breaking Even? -- Graphical Approach in a Spreadsheet Format -- Determination of TargetCover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Preface -- 1. Introduction -- Accounting -- Important Accounting and Finance Concepts -- Basic Forms of Business Organization -- Topics Covered in This Book -- 2. Understanding the Financial Statements -- The Income Statement and Balance Sheet -- The Statement of Cash Flows -- Notes to Financial Statements -- Conclusion -- 3. Recording Financial Information and Accounting Conventions -- Double-Entry and the Accounting Equation -- Types of Depreciation Methods -- Conclusion -- 4. Analyzing Financial Statements -- What and Why of Financial Statement Analysis -- Horizontal and Vertical Analysis -- Working with Financial Ratios -- Is Ratio Analysis a Panacea? -- Conclusion -- 5. Cost Concepts, Cost Behavior, and Cost Accounting -- Cost Classification -- Income Statements and Balance Sheets-Manufacturer -- Analysis of Cost Behavior and Flexible Budgeting -- The High-Low Method -- Flexible Budgeting -- Accumulation of Costs and Cost Accounting -- Job Order Costing and Process Costing Compared -- Job Order Costing -- Process Costing -- Conclusion -- 6. Budgeting for Profit Planning -- Types of Budgets -- Illustration -- A Short-Cut Approach to Formulating the Budget -- Zero-Base Budgeting -- Conclusion -- 7. Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis and Leverage -- Questions Answered by CVP Analysis -- Contribution Margin Concepts -- Are You Breaking Even? -- Graphical Approach in a Spreadsheet Format -- Determination of Target Income Volume -- Cash Break-Even Point -- Impact of Income Taxes -- Margin of Safety -- Some Applications of CVP Analysis and What-If Analysis -- Sales Mix Analysis -- Cost-Volume-Re venue Analysis and Non-Prof it Organizations -- Assumptions Underlying Break-Even and CVP Analysis -- Leverage -- Conclusion -- 8. Responsibility Accounting and Cost Control Through Standard Costs. Responsibility Accounting and Responsibility Center -- Standard Costs and Variance Analysis -- General Model for Variance Analysis -- Flexible Budgets and Performance Reports -- Conclusion -- 9. Improving Divisional Performance -- Rate of Return on Investment (ROI) -- The Breakdown of ROI-Dupont Formula -- Residual Income (RI) -- Investment Decisions Under ROI and RI -- Transfer Pricing -- Conclusion -- 10. Relevant Costing in Nonroutine Decisions -- Relevant Costs Defined -- Types of Decisions -- Utilization of Scarce Resources -- Conclusion -- 11. Applying the Time Value of Money -- How Do You Calculate Future Values-How Money Grows -- What Is Present Value-How Much Is the Money Worth Now? -- What Are the Applications of Future Values and Present Values? -- Conclusion -- 12. Evaluating Capital Expenditure Projects -- What Are the Types of Investment Projects? -- What Are the Features of Investment Projects? -- How Do You Measure Investment Worth? -- How to Select the Best Mix of Projects with a Limited Budget -- How to Handle Mutually Exclusive Investments -- Lease-Purchase Decision -- How Do Income Taxes Affect Investment Decisions? -- How Does MACRS Affect Investment Decisions? -- What to Know About the Cost of Capital -- Conclusion -- 13. How Taxes Affect Business Decisions -- The Corporate Income Tax -- Tax Strategies and Planning -- Conclusion -- Glossary -- Appendix: Interest Tables -- Index. … (more)
- Publisher Details:
- New York : Marcel Dekker
- Publication Date:
- 1995
- Copyright Date:
- 1995
- Extent:
- 1 online resource
- Subjects:
- 620.00681
Engineering -- Accounting
Engineering firms -- Finance
Electronic books - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9781482228014
1482228017 - Related ISBNs:
- 0824792718
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