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                   CHAPTER SIX:  JOURNALIZING AND POSTING
                          The General Journal - The  Standard Account Form - Posting - The `T' Account -
                          Compound Journal Entries - Illustrations  of the General Journal and  the Ledger  -
                          Discovery of Errors  - Summary  Tips  to Locate Differences in Debits and Credits -
                          Dollar Signs, Periods and Commas in Dollar Amounts - Zeros & Cents

                   CHAPTER SEVEN:  CASH SALES & ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
                          Cash - Importance of Sales - Need for Additional Journals - Cash Receipts Journal -
                          Trade Discounts -  Cash Discounts  and  Credit  Terms  - Accounting for   Sales
                          Discounts - Selling Operations - The Sales Journal - Posting from the Sales Journal -
                          Controlling  Accounts and Subsidiary Ledgers  - Posting to the Subsidiary Ledger  -
                          Subsidiary Ledger Relationships  - Sales Returns and  Allowances  - Cash Shortages
                          and  Overages  - Accounts Receivable Control and Subsidiary Ledger  - Discounting
                          Notes Receivable - Discounting an Interest Bearing Note - Payment of a Discounted
                          Note - Aging Accounts Receivable - Other Factors Affecting Accounts Receivable -
                          Overpayment  of  an  Account - Sales to  and Purchases from the Same Firm -
                          Miscellaneous Accounts Receivable

                   CHAPTER EIGHT:  ACCOUNTING FOR PURCHASES
                                                & ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
                          Purchasing Procedures - Credit Terms and Purchase  Discounts  - The Multicolumn
                          Purchases Journal - Controlling Account and Subsidiary  Ledger  - Posting from the
                          Purchases Journal - Single-Column Purchases Journal - Using Purchases Invoices as a
                          Purchases Journal - Transportation Charges.

                   CHAPTER NINE:  ACCOUNTING FOR NOTES & INTEREST
                          Nature of Notes and Interest (The Promissory Note)- Difference between Checks and
                          Notes - Maturity Date of Notes - Calculating Interest - Notes Payable - Recording a
                          Bank Loan - Installment Loans - Recording Interest Expense - Accounts Receivable
                          Control  and Subsidiary  Ledger - Notes  Receivable -  Recording Interest  Income  -
                          Discounting Notes - Discounting Notes Receivable - Discounting an Interest Bearing
                          Note - Dishonored Notes - Reporting Interest on the Income Statement - The Credit
                          Cycle

                   CHAPTER TEN: PAYROLL ACCOUNTING & PAYROLL TAXES
                          Forms of Remuneration - Employer-Employee Relationship - Computation of Earnings
                          - Time Keeping - Wage Rates, Overtime - Deductions from Earnings - F.I.C.A. Tax -
                          Federal Unemployment Tax - Figuring the Tax - Federal Income Tax - State Taxes -
                          Other Deductions - Calculation of Net Pay Illustrated - Employee's Earnings Record -
                          The Payroll - Entering the Payroll in the Accounts - Paying the Payroll - Check on
                          Regular Bank Account - Currency  - Payroll Checks  -  Withholding Statement -
                          Employer's Payroll Taxes - F.I.C.A. Tax - Federal Unemployment Compensation Tax -
                          State Unemployment Compensation Tax  - Recording  Employers Payroll Taxes -
                          Payment of  Payroll Taxes - Income Taxes  Withheld and  F.I.C.A. Taxes  - State
                          Unemployment Compensation Tax  - Federal Unemployment Compensation Tax -
                          Recording Payment - Adjustments at the  End of the  Fiscal  Period  - Completed
                          Payroll Periods - Payroll Procedure for Few Employees.


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