Schaum's Outline of Principles of Accounting II

This book from Schaum is very thorough and provides a ton of practice to make sure you understand the theory behind everything. I am very pleased with his books as I am using them to brush up on my knowledge and they are definitely worth every penny spent on them.

I was taking an Online Accounting Class and just wasn't grasping it. I had resigned myself to failing the class and taking again in a classroom setting, when it hit me...see if there is a workbook somewhere. Came here, saw the recommendations and ordered it. I didn't fail and don't have to take Accounting again. Thank you.

It was very clear and thorough. It is a pretty guide review for the Clep exam, but you will need to study Principles of Accounting II also for the Principles of Accounting CLEP.

If a company is going to buy assets to turn a profit, it has to first get capital from somewhere, right? And in the course of making sales and providing services, it needs to literally account for the use of that capital. Lerner and Cashin make readers comfortable working with major sources of capital in an easy to understand way. Chapters 3 through 8 are the heart and soul of the book. They explore common stock issuance, subscriptions and treasury stock, retained earnings and bonds. By doing the "Solved Problems" and chapter-end exercises, I came to a much better understanding of accounting mechanics pertaining to capital concerns. The book is also very valuable for those seeking to better understand manufacturing accounting, cost systems and budgets, as well as financial statement analysis. Consistently clear, the authors do an excellent job in helping those interested in accounting better understand the subject matter. They helped me - I hope you benefit too!

The delivery was good. The condition of the book was good (new book). I would not hasate to buy another book in the future.