International Accounting StandardsDr. Mansibang CPAAugust 7 2014______________________________________________________________________________

More and more into our studies, the book of Dr. Mansibang proves itself to be managerially and analysis inclined rather than the usual standard for accounting books, which is, as he said, the cookbook approach.

I appreciate more the reverse cookbook approach that is to see the whole picture first before making any specific decisions. This is more effective primarily because the maker will have the end in mind, a specific goal that he has to achieve. It enables the maker to contribute more creative and in-depth analysis because he always has the end in mind. Instead of doing the first few steps just for the sake of doing them, the maker in the reverse cookbook approach makes the initial steps thinking at the back of his head, the immediate goal that is to be achieved.

Chapter four of the book also discusses the managerial questions that needs to be answered. Dr. Mansibang also introduces the Balance sheet, income statement and cash flow system that will provide the answers to the managerial questions. I also appreciated the fact that Dr.Mansibang explained in very simple terms the role and effect of each of the basic financial statements of accounting, it game a brief overview and purpose of each.

Lastly, Dr Mansibang highlights that financial statements, not only help managers make the big decisions, they also manage one of the most important assets of a company, its financial resources. With the help of PROPER and VALID accounting methods, one is able to get a birds-eye-view of the situation on which he can already make assessments on profitability and utilization of resources.International Accounting StandardsDr. Mansibang CPAAugust 7 2014______________________________________________________________________________

More and more into our studies, the book of Dr. Mansibang proves itself to be managerially and analysis inclined rather than the usual standard for accounting books, which is, as he said, the cookbook approach.

I appreciate more the reverse cookbook approach that is to see the whole picture first before making any specific decisions. This is more effective primarily because the maker will have the end in mind, a specific goal that he has to achieve. It enables the maker to contribute more creative and in-depth analysis because he always has the end in mind. Instead of doing the first few steps just for the sake of doing them, the maker in the reverse cookbook approach makes the initial steps thinking at the back of his head, the immediate goal that is to be achieved.

Chapter four of the book also discusses the managerial questions that needs to be answered. Dr. Mansibang also introduces the Balance sheet, income statement and cash flow system that will provide the answers to the managerial questions. I also appreciated the fact that Dr.Mansibang explained in very simple terms the role and effect of each of the basic financial statements of accounting, it game a brief overview and purpose of each.

Lastly, Dr Mansibang highlights that financial statements, not only help managers make the big decisions, they also manage one of the most important assets of a company, its financial resources. With the help of PROPER and VALID accounting methods, one is able to get a birds-eye-view of the situation on which he can already make assessments on profitability and utilization of resources.

International Accounting StandardsDr. Mansibang CPAAugust 7 2014______________________________________________________________________________

More and more into our studies, the book of Dr. Mansibang proves itself to be managerially and analysis inclined rather than the usual standard for accounting books, which is, as he said, the cookbook approach.

I appreciate more the reverse cookbook approach that is to see the whole picture first before making any specific decisions. This is more effective primarily because the maker will have the end in mind, a specific goal that he has to achieve. It enables the maker to contribute more creative and in-depth analysis because he always has the end in mind. Instead of doing the first few steps just for the sake of doing them, the maker in the reverse cookbook approach makes the initial steps thinking at the back of his head, the immediate goal that is to be achieved.

Chapter four of the book also discusses the managerial questions that needs to be answered. Dr. Mansibang also introduces the Balance sheet, income statement and cash flow system that will provide the answers to the managerial questions. I also appreciated the fact that Dr.Mansibang explained in very simple terms the role and effect of each of the basic financial statements of accounting, it game a brief overview and purpose of each.

Lastly, Dr Mansibang highlights that financial statements, not only help managers make the big decisions, they also manage one of the most important assets of a company, its financial resources. With the help of PROPER and VALID accounting methods, one is able to get a birds-eye-view of the situation on which he can already make assessments on profitability and utilization of resources.

International Accounting StandardsDr. Mansibang CPAAugust 7 2014______________________________________________________________________________

More and more into our studies, the book of Dr. Mansibang proves itself to be managerially and analysis inclined rather than the usual standard for accounting books, which is, as he said, the cookbook approach.

I appreciate more the reverse cookbook approach that is to see the whole picture first before making any specific decisions. This is more effective primarily because the maker will have the end in mind, a specific goal that he has to achieve. It enables the maker to contribute more creative and in-depth analysis because he always has the end in mind. Instead of doing the first few steps just for the sake of doing them, the maker in the reverse cookbook approach makes the initial steps thinking at the back of his head, the immediate goal that is to be achieved.

Chapter four of the book also discusses the managerial questions that needs to be answered. Dr. Mansibang also introduces the Balance sheet, income statement and cash flow system that will provide the answers to the managerial questions. I also appreciated the fact that Dr.Mansibang explained in very simple terms the role and effect of each of the basic financial statements of accounting, it game a brief overview and purpose of each.

Lastly, Dr Mansibang highlights that financial statements, not only help managers make the big decisions, they also manage one of the most important assets of a company, its financial resources. With the help of PROPER and VALID accounting methods, one is able to get a birds-eye-view of the situation on which he can already make assessments on profitability and utilization of resources.

International Accounting StandardsDr. Mansibang CPAAugust 7 2014______________________________________________________________________________

More and more into our studies, the book of Dr. Mansibang proves itself to be managerially and analysis inclined rather than the usual standard for accounting books, which is, as he said, the cookbook approach.

I appreciate more the reverse cookbook approach that is to see the whole picture first before making any specific decisions. This is more effective primarily because the maker will have the end in mind, a specific goal that he has to achieve. It enables the maker to contribute more creative and in-depth analysis because he always has the end in mind. Instead of doing the first few steps just for the sake of doing them, the maker in the reverse cookbook approach makes the initial steps thinking at the back of his head, the immediate goal that is to be achieved.

Chapter four of the book also discusses the managerial questions that needs to be answered. Dr. Mansibang also introduces the Balance sheet, income statement and cash flow system that will provide the answers to the managerial questions. I also appreciated the fact that Dr.Mansibang explained in very simple terms the role and effect of each of the basic financial statements of accounting, it game a brief overview and purpose of each.

Lastly, Dr Mansibang highlights that financial statements, not only help managers make the big decisions, they also manage one of the most important assets of a company, its financial resources. With the help of PROPER and VALID accounting methods, one is able to get a birds-eye-view of the situation on which he can already make assessments on profitability and utilization of resources.International Accounting StandardsDr. Mansibang CPAAugust 7 2014______________________________________________________________________________

More and more into our studies, the book of Dr. Mansibang proves itself to be managerially and analysis inclined rather than the usual standard for accounting books, which is, as he said, the cookbook approach.

I appreciate more the reverse cookbook approach that is to see the whole picture first before making any specific decisions. This is more effective primarily because the maker will have the end in mind, a specific goal that he has to achieve. It enables the maker to contribute more creative and in-depth analysis because he always has the end in mind. Instead of doing the first few steps just for the sake of doing them, the maker in the reverse cookbook approach makes the initial steps thinking at the back of his head, the immediate goal that is to be achieved.

Chapter four of the book also discusses the managerial questions that needs to be answered. Dr. Mansibang also introduces the Balance sheet, income statement and cash flow system that will provide the answers to the managerial questions. I also appreciated the fact that Dr.Mansibang explained in very simple terms the role and effect of each of the basic financial statements of accounting, it game a brief overview and purpose of each.

Lastly, Dr Mansibang highlights that financial statements, not only help managers make the big decisions, they also manage one of the most important assets of a company, its financial resources. With the help of PROPER and VALID accounting methods, one is able to get a birds-eye-view of the situation on which he can already make assessments on profitability and utilization of resources.

International Accounting StandardsDr. Mansibang CPAAugust 7 2014______________________________________________________________________________

More and more into our studies, the book of Dr. Mansibang proves itself to be managerially and analysis inclined rather than the usual standard for accounting books, which is, as he said, the cookbook approach.

I appreciate more the reverse cookbook approach that is to see the whole picture first before making any specific decisions. This is more effective primarily because the maker will have the end in mind, a specific goal that he has to achieve. It enables the maker to contribute more creative and in-depth analysis because he always has the end in mind. Instead of doing the first few steps just for the sake of doing them, the maker in the reverse cookbook approach makes the initial steps thinking at the back of his head, the immediate goal that is to be achieved.

Chapter four of the book also discusses the managerial questions that needs to be answered. Dr. Mansibang also introduces the Balance sheet, income statement and cash flow system that will provide the answers to the managerial questions. I also appreciated the fact that Dr.Mansibang explained in very simple terms the role and effect of each of the basic financial statements of accounting, it game a brief overview and purpose of each.

Lastly, Dr Mansibang highlights that financial statements, not only help managers make the big decisions, they also manage one of the most important assets of a company, its financial resources. With the help of PROPER and VALID accounting methods, one is able to get a birds-eye-view of the situation on which he can already make assessments on profitability and utilization of resources.

International Accounting StandardsDr. Mansibang CPAAugust 7 2014______________________________________________________________________________

More and more into our studies, the book of Dr. Mansibang proves itself to be managerially and analysis inclined rather than the usual standard for accounting books, which is, as he said, the cookbook approach.

I appreciate more the reverse cookbook approach that is to see the whole picture first before making any specific decisions. This is more effective primarily because the maker will have the end in mind, a specific goal that he has to achieve. It enables the maker to contribute more creative and in-depth analysis because he always has the end in mind. Instead of doing the first few steps just for the sake of doing them, the maker in the reverse cookbook approach makes the initial steps thinking at the back of his head, the immediate goal that is to be achieved.

Chapter four of the book also discusses the managerial questions that needs to be answered. Dr. Mansibang also introduces the Balance sheet, income statement and cash flow system that will provide the answers to the managerial questions. I also appreciated the fact that Dr.Mansibang explained in very simple terms the role and effect of each of the basic financial statements of accounting, it game a brief overview and purpose of each.

Lastly, Dr Mansibang highlights that financial statements, not only help managers make the big decisions, they also manage one of the most important assets of a company, its financial resources. With the help of PROPER and VALID accounting methods, one is able to get a birds-eye-view of the situation on which he can already make assessments on profitability and utilization of resources.

International Accounting StandardsDr. Mansibang CPAAugust 7 2014______________________________________________________________________________

More and more into our studies, the book of Dr. Mansibang proves itself to be managerially and analysis inclined rather than the usual standard for accounting books, which is, as he said, the cookbook approach.

I appreciate more the reverse cookbook approach that is to see the whole picture first before making any specific decisions. This is more effective primarily because the maker will have the end in mind, a specific goal that he has to achieve. It enables the maker to contribute more creative and in-depth analysis because he always has the end in mind. Instead of doing the first few steps just for the sake of doing them, the maker in the reverse cookbook approach makes the initial steps thinking at the back of his head, the immediate goal that is to be achieved.

Chapter four of the book also discusses the managerial questions that needs to be answered. Dr. Mansibang also introduces the Balance sheet, income statement and cash flow system that will provide the answers to the managerial questions. I also appreciated the fact that Dr.Mansibang explained in very simple terms the role and effect of each of the basic financial statements of accounting, it game a brief overview and purpose of each.

Lastly, Dr Mansibang highlights that financial statements, not only help managers make the big decisions, they also manage one of the most important assets of a company, its financial resources. With the help of PROPER and VALID accounting methods, one is able to get a birds-eye-view of the situation on which he can already make assessments on profitability and utilization of resources.International Accounting StandardsDr. Mansibang CPAAugust 7 2014______________________________________________________________________________

More and more into our studies, the book of Dr. Mansibang proves itself to be managerially and analysis inclined rather than the usual standard for accounting books, which is, as he said, the cookbook approach.

I appreciate more the reverse cookbook approach that is to see the whole picture first before making any specific decisions. This is more effective primarily because the maker will have the end in mind, a specific goal that he has to achieve. It enables the maker to contribute more creative and in-depth analysis because he always has the end in mind. Instead of doing the first few steps just for the sake of doing them, the maker in the reverse cookbook approach makes the initial steps thinking at the back of his head, the immediate goal that is to be achieved.

Chapter four of the book also discusses the managerial questions that needs to be answered. Dr. Mansibang also introduces the Balance sheet, income statement and cash flow system that will provide the answers to the managerial questions. I also appreciated the fact that Dr.Mansibang explained in very simple terms the role and effect of each of the basic financial statements of accounting, it game a brief overview and purpose of each.

Lastly, Dr Mansibang highlights that financial statements, not only help managers make the big decisions, they also manage one of the most important assets of a company, its financial resources. With the help of PROPER and VALID accounting methods, one is able to get a birds-eye-view of the situation on which he can already make assessments on profitability and utilization of resources.

International Accounting StandardsDr. Mansibang CPAAugust 7 2014______________________________________________________________________________

More and more into our studies, the book of Dr. Mansibang proves itself to be managerially and analysis inclined rather than the usual standard for accounting books, which is, as he said, the cookbook approach.

I appreciate more the reverse cookbook approach that is to see the whole picture first before making any specific decisions. This is more effective primarily because the maker will have the end in mind, a specific goal that he has to achieve. It enables the maker to contribute more creative and in-depth analysis because he always has the end in mind. Instead of doing the first few steps just for the sake of doing them, the maker in the reverse cookbook approach makes the initial steps thinking at the back of his head, the immediate goal that is to be achieved.

Chapter four of the book also discusses the managerial questions that needs to be answered. Dr. Mansibang also introduces the Balance sheet, income statement and cash flow system that will provide the answers to the managerial questions. I also appreciated the fact that Dr.Mansibang explained in very simple terms the role and effect of each of the basic financial statements of accounting, it game a brief overview and purpose of each.

Lastly, Dr Mansibang highlights that financial statements, not only help managers make the big decisions, they also manage one of the most important assets of a company, its financial resources. With the help of PROPER and VALID accounting methods, one is able to get a birds-eye-view of the situation on which he can already make assessments on profitability and utilization of resources.

International Accounting StandardsDr. Mansibang CPAAugust 7 2014______________________________________________________________________________

More and more into our studies, the book of Dr. Mansibang proves itself to be managerially and analysis inclined rather than the usual standard for accounting books, which is, as he said, the cookbook approach.

I appreciate more the reverse cookbook approach that is to see the whole picture first before making any specific decisions. This is more effective primarily because the maker will have the end in mind, a specific goal that he has to achieve. It enables the maker to contribute more creative and in-depth analysis because he always has the end in mind. Instead of doing the first few steps just for the sake of doing them, the maker in the reverse cookbook approach makes the initial steps thinking at the back of his head, the immediate goal that is to be achieved.

Chapter four of the book also discusses the managerial questions that needs to be answered. Dr. Mansibang also introduces the Balance sheet, income statement and cash flow system that will provide the answers to the managerial questions. I also appreciated the fact that Dr.Mansibang explained in very simple terms the role and effect of each of the basic financial statements of accounting, it game a brief overview and purpose of each.

Lastly, Dr Mansibang highlights that financial statements, not only help managers make the big decisions, they also manage one of the most important assets of a company, its financial resources. With the help of PROPER and VALID accounting methods, one is able to get a birds-eye-view of the situation on which he can already make assessments on profitability and utilization of resources.

International Accounting StandardsDr. Mansibang CPAAugust 7 2014______________________________________________________________________________

More and more into our studies, the book of Dr. Mansibang proves itself to be managerially and analysis inclined rather than the usual standard for accounting books, which is, as he said, the cookbook approach.

I appreciate more the reverse cookbook approach that is to see the whole picture first before making any specific decisions. This is more effective primarily because the maker will have the end in mind, a specific goal that he has to achieve. It enables the maker to contribute more creative and in-depth analysis because he always has the end in mind. Instead of doing the first few steps just for the sake of doing them, the maker in the reverse cookbook approach makes the initial steps thinking at the back of his head, the immediate goal that is to be achieved.

Chapter four of the book also discusses the managerial questions that needs to be answered. Dr. Mansibang also introduces the Balance sheet, income statement and cash flow system that will provide the answers to the managerial questions. I also appreciated the fact that Dr.Mansibang explained in very simple terms the role and effect of each of the basic financial statements of accounting, it game a brief overview and purpose of each.

Lastly, Dr Mansibang highlights that financial statements, not only help managers make the big decisions, they also manage one of the most important assets of a company, its financial resources. With the help of PROPER and VALID accounting methods, one is able to get a birds-eye-view of the situation on which he can already make assessments on profitability and utilization of resources.International Accounting StandardsDr. Mansibang CPAAugust 7 2014______________________________________________________________________________

More and more into our studies, the book of Dr. Mansibang proves itself to be managerially and analysis inclined rather than the usual standard for accounting books, which is, as he said, the cookbook approach.

I appreciate more the reverse cookbook approach that is to see the whole picture first before making any specific decisions. This is more effective primarily because the maker will have the end in mind, a specific goal that he has to achieve. It enables the maker to contribute more creative and in-depth analysis because he always has the end in mind. Instead of doing the first few steps just for the sake of doing them, the maker in the reverse cookbook approach makes the initial steps thinking at the back of his head, the immediate goal that is to be achieved.

Chapter four of the book also discusses the managerial questions that needs to be answered. Dr. Mansibang also introduces the Balance sheet, income statement and cash flow system that will provide the answers to the managerial questions. I also appreciated the fact that Dr.Mansibang explained in very simple terms the role and effect of each of the basic financial statements of accounting, it game a brief overview and purpose of each.

Lastly, Dr Mansibang highlights that financial statements, not only help managers make the big decisions, they also manage one of the most important assets of a company, its financial resources. With the help of PROPER and VALID accounting methods, one is able to get a birds-eye-view of the situation on which he can already make assessments on profitability and utilization of resources.

International Accounting StandardsDr. Mansibang CPAAugust 7 2014______________________________________________________________________________

More and more into our studies, the book of Dr. Mansibang proves itself to be managerially and analysis inclined rather than the usual standard for accounting books, which is, as he said, the cookbook approach.

I appreciate more the reverse cookbook approach that is to see the whole picture first before making any specific decisions. This is more effective primarily because the maker will have the end in mind, a specific goal that he has to achieve. It enables the maker to contribute more creative and in-depth analysis because he always has the end in mind. Instead of doing the first few steps just for the sake of doing them, the maker in the reverse cookbook approach makes the initial steps thinking at the back of his head, the immediate goal that is to be achieved.

Chapter four of the book also discusses the managerial questions that needs to be answered. Dr. Mansibang also introduces the Balance sheet, income statement and cash flow system that will provide the answers to the managerial questions. I also appreciated the fact that Dr.Mansibang explained in very simple terms the role and effect of each of the basic financial statements of accounting, it game a brief overview and purpose of each.

Lastly, Dr Mansibang highlights that financial statements, not only help managers make the big decisions, they also manage one of the most important assets of a company, its financial resources. With the help of PROPER and VALID accounting methods, one is able to get a birds-eye-view of the situation on which he can already make assessments on profitability and utilization of resources.

International Accounting StandardsDr. Mansibang CPAAugust 7 2014______________________________________________________________________________

More and more into our studies, the book of Dr. Mansibang proves itself to be managerially and analysis inclined rather than the usual standard for accounting books, which is, as he said, the cookbook approach.

I appreciate more the reverse cookbook approach that is to see the whole picture first before making any specific decisions. This is more effective primarily because the maker will have the end in mind, a specific goal that he has to achieve. It enables the maker to contribute more creative and in-depth analysis because he always has the end in mind. Instead of doing the first few steps just for the sake of doing them, the maker in the reverse cookbook approach makes the initial steps thinking at the back of his head, the immediate goal that is to be achieved.

Chapter four of the book also discusses the managerial questions that needs to be answered. Dr. Mansibang also introduces the Balance sheet, income statement and cash flow system that will provide the answers to the managerial questions. I also appreciated the fact that Dr.Mansibang explained in very simple terms the role and effect of each of the basic financial statements of accounting, it game a brief overview and purpose of each.

Lastly, Dr Mansibang highlights that financial statements, not only help managers make the big decisions, they also manage one of the most important assets of a company, its financial resources. With the help of PROPER and VALID accounting methods, one is able to get a birds-eye-view of the situation on which he can already make assessments on profitability and utilization of resources.