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Basics of Accounting for Lawyers 2014: What Every Practicing Lawyer Needs to Know

Author(s): John J. Molenda, Colleen Vallen, Curtis Burr, Jeannie Y. Evans, Chetan Joshi, Lawrence M. Cirelli
Practice Area: Accounting, Corporate & Securities, Litigation
Published: May 2014
ISBN: 9781402422232
PLI Item #: 51564
CHB Spine #: B2105

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1. The Balance Sheet
Chapter 2. GAAP, GAAS, IFRS (PowerPoint Slides)
Chapter 3. Overview of Accounting and Auditing Frameworks
Chapter 4. Accounting Fundamentals and Frameworks (PowerPoint Slides)
Chapter 5. What is the Difference Between a Compilation, a Review and an Audit?: Comparative Overview
Chapter 6. GAAP and IFRS, the Accounting Cycle, and GAAS—Why They Are Important
Chapter 7. Balance Sheet (PowerPoint Slides)
Chapter 8. Should Brands Be on GAAP Balance Sheets?
Chapter 9. Dissecting Your Client’s Profitability
Chapter 10. Introduction to Financial Statements: Balance Sheet & Income Statement Content & Concepts (PowerPoint Slides)
Chapter 11. Basics of Accounting for Lawyers 2013: What Every Practicing Lawyers Need to Know
Chapter 12. Notes to Financial Statements: The Rest of the Story
Chapter 13. Notes to Financial Statements: The Rest of the Story (PowerPoint Slides)
Chapter 14. Notes to Financial Statements: The Rest of the Story
Chapter 15. Balance and Income Sheet Basics
Chapter 16. Internal Controls, Accrual Adjustments and Loss Forecasting (March 6, 2014)
Chapter 17. Statement of Cash Flows and Related Accounting Topics: An Overview (PowerPoint Slides)
Chapter 18. Statement of Cash Flows & Financial Statement Analysis (PowerPoint Slides)
Chapter 19. 2011 Bank of America Financial Statements and Notes
Chapter 20. Anti-Corruption Policy: More Than Good Business—It’s the Law (PowerPoint Slides)
Chapter 21. Fraud: Protect Your Business & Client
Chapter 22. Small Businesses, Trust and Internal Control Weaknesses
Chapter 23. Fraud in the Financial Statements is an Elusive Thing
Chapter 24. How Lawyers Use Accountants as Experts
Chapter 25. Dispute Resolution as a Part of Your Merger or Your Acquisition Agreement
Chapter 26. The Ethical Implications of Attorney Collaborations with Accounting Experts (PowerPoint Slides)
Chapter 27. The Ethical Implications of Attorney Collaborations with Accounting Experts
Index

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