PEARSON CANADA PROUDLY PRESENTS

Accounting Volume 1 & 2 Ninth Canadian Edition

Charles T. Horngren, Stanford University Walter T. Harrison Jr., Baylor University Jo-Ann L. Johnston, British Columbia Institute of TechnologyCarol Meissner, Georgian College Peter R. Norwood, Langara College

ISBN Vol 1: 013309863X ISBN Vol 2: 0133098729

Volume 1 Available January 2013 Volume 2 Available February 2013

Table of Contents

Volume 1

PART 1 The Basic Structure of Accounting

Chapter 1 Accounting and the Business Environment

Chapter 2 Recording Business Transactions

Chapter 3 Measuring Business Income: The Adjusting Process

Chapter 4 Completing the Accounting Cycle

Chapter 5 Merchandising Operations and the Accounting Cycle

Chapter 6 Accounting for Merchandise Inventory

Chapter 7 Accounting Information Systems

PART 2 Accounting for Assets and Liabilities

Chapter 8 Internal Control and Cash

Chapter 9 Receivables

Chapter 10 Property, Plant, and Equipment; Goodwill; and Intangibles

Chapter 11 Current Liabilities and Payroll

Appendix A Gildan Activewear Inc. 2011 Annual Report

Appendix B Typical Charts of Accounts for Different Types of Businesses

Accounting, Canadian Ninth Edition, with MyAccountingLab provides

excellent accounting instructors with the textbook and technology support

they need to teach this very challenging subject. However, we recognize that

more and more students read only those parts of the chapters they need to

do their assignments, to fill their gaps in knowledge, or to study for a test or

exam. Time is tight for everyone, especially students, so it is vital we provide

easy access when designing and writing the textbook.

Our main focus in this new edition of Accounting is student accessibility and

student engagement. These will help to lead to student success in accounting.

While these have always been underlying goals of our textbook, we have

made a real effort to look at what we have done in the past and to look at

what’s happening in students’ lives to ensure every part of the Accounting

with MyAccountingLab package really serves the needs of today’s students.

Key Changes to the Ninth Edition

• NEW Connecting Chapter “X”—A “roadmap” chart that lists each Key

Question (Learning Objectives in student-friendly language) and Learning

Objective and each main heading, along with page references. This

feature recognizes that students may not read the chapter from beginning

to end, so page references help students find what they need quickly,

increasing student accessibility.

• NEW Why It’s Done This Way box—Throughout the chapter this box

highlights why the accounting in the chapter is done the way it is by linking

the accounting back to the principles of the framework described in

Chapter 1. This helps students understand “why” as well as “how.”

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Volume 2

PART 3 Accounting for Partnerships and Corporate Transactions

Chapter 12 Partnerships

Chapter 13 Corporations: Share Capital and the Balance Sheet

Chapter 14 Corporations: Retained Earnings and the Income Statement

Chapter 15 Long-Term Liabilities

Chapter 16 Investments and International Operations

PART 4 Analysis of Accounting Information

Chapter 17 The Cash Flow Statement

Chapter 18 Financial Statement Analysis

Appendix A Gildan Activewear Inc. 2011 Annual Report

Appendix B Present-Value Tables and Future-Value Tables

Appendix C Typical Charts of Accounts for Different Types of Businesses

• NEW Just Checking— These boxes contain three questions and

appear at the end of each Learning Objective. Students have the chance

to check their understanding of the material just covered. The solutions

are provided at the end of the chapter and on MyAccountingLab.

• NEW Chapter Summary—The chapter summary has been completely

revised into a table format to increase student engagement. Organized by

Learning Objective and Key Question, with page references, the summary

material is provided in point form and, where helpful, key diagrams and

formulas from the chapter are included.

• Summary Problem for Your Review—Pulls together the chapter concepts

with a challenging review problem and fully worked solution. Notes in the

margin and within the solution give hints for tackling the solution, remind-

ers of things to watch for, and further explanations about the solutions.

• NEW Glossaries at the End of Each Chapter, as well as at the End of

the Textbook —A glossary with definitions and page references is now

available for students who skip to the end of the chapter first or for

students who want the chapter definitions all in one place when studying.

• NEW IFRS Mini-Cases in Selected Chapters —At the end of selected

chapters, IFRS Mini-Cases give students the opportunity to explore and

apply IFRS concepts at an appropriate, introductory level.

• NEW & IMPROVED Instructor Supplements Package—Now with an

integration of low, mid, and high stakes assessment, newly mapped to

Canadian professional accounting competencies and continued integration

of CGA guidelines for multiple choice questions.

• NEW Technology Integration— Chapter content is heavily integrated

with MyAccountingLab with enhanced icons and features that all relate

back to MyAccountingLab.

• NEW MyAccountingCourse—which is an innovative combination

of the powerful formative assessment and multimedia resources of

MyAccountingLab now available with fully mapped lesson and tutorial

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