Financial Accounting Corporate Structure U.S. Bankruptcy U.S. IRS Debt Relief U.S. IRS Audit Copyright Patents Trademarks Trade Secrets GET IT STRAIGHT

<p>The book is about 80% Question and Answer format:</p><p>Noncollege accounting textbooks to have their place must serve a wider market from those with zero knowledge to a refresher course. The goal is straight to the point without beating procedures (transactions) to death as they become robotic. </p><p>The accounting part begins with definitions debits and credits accounting principles. We capitalize a ficticious company Healthy Living all the financial statements. What makes up the balance sheet and income statement. Get introduced o the 3Q;s: The qualify of the reports depends on the quality of the input and the quality of the management of the input</p><p>If we don't know the basics and can't confirm the accuracy of the reporting we give up or power and responsibility to automation.</p><p>Although Accounting the Language of Business still needs to engage in the non-accounting including business structures the less savory topics: U.S. Bankruptcy; U.S. Federal Tax Relief Options; IRS Audits. It isn't all doom and gloom there's copyrights; patents trademarks and trade secrets. This book doesn't eliminate the need for professional legal counsel.</p><p> </p>