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1 Introduction to Accounting BUSI 120A
Nancy Goehring

2 Introductions Name Why you are taking this course
Why you are in school

3 Definitions Syllabus Accounting Business transaction
Analyzing, classifying, recording, summarizing, and interpreting business transactions in financial terms Business transaction An event that has a direct effect on the operation of a business

4 Definitions Bookkeeper Accountant
Records business transactions in financial terms Accountant Designs and implements the system that the bookkeeper uses

5 Importance of Accounting Information
You will be dealing with Accounting forms Accounting language Accounting reports Users of accounting information Owners - Managers Creditors - Government agencies Suppliers

6 Career Opportunities Accounting clerk General bookkeeper
Public accountant Managerial accountant Not for profit accounting

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