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Guide to Intermediate Accounting Research
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Accounting/Finance (General)
Accounting/Finance (General)
January 2025 | Cambridge Business Publishers
Formerly published by Cambridge Business Publishers, now published by Sage
Guide to Intermediate Accounting Research, Third Edition prepares students for the research and communication demands of today’s accounting profession. As accounting research simulations become a core component of the CPA Exam and professional expectations continue to rise, students must be able to identify accounting issues, locate authoritative guidance, and clearly document their conclusions. Designed as a practical supplement to intermediate and advanced accounting courses, the Third Edition walks students through the accounting research process from start to finish. Students learn how to identify the researchable question, navigate the FASB Codification effectively, and apply guidance to real accounting topics such as leases and revenue recognition.
Rather than learning research passively, students actively practice research and communication skills throughout each chapter. The guide emphasizes application, professional judgment, and clarity of written communication—skills that are critical for success in internships, entry-level roles, and long-term accounting careers.
Guide to Intermediate Accounting Research, Third Edition prepares students for the research and communication demands of today’s accounting profession. As accounting research simulations become a core component of the CPA Exam and professional expectations continue to rise, students must be able to identify accounting issues, locate authoritative guidance, and clearly document their conclusions. Designed as a practical supplement to intermediate and advanced accounting courses, the Third Edition walks students through the accounting research process from start to finish. Students learn how to identify the researchable question, navigate the FASB Codification effectively, and apply guidance to real accounting topics such as leases and revenue recognition.
Rather than learning research passively, students actively practice research and communication skills throughout each chapter. The guide emphasizes application, professional judgment, and clarity of written communication—skills that are critical for success in internships, entry-level roles, and long-term accounting careers.
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Foreword
About the Author
Preface
Brief Table of Contents
Contents
Chapter 1: The FASB Codification: Introduction and Search Strategies
Chapter 2: The Research Process
Chapter 3: Creating Effective Documentation