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These excel sheets were my assignments(Jan 2015-Mar 2015) and it also prove that I am able to use Microsoft Excel and make financial reports for employer or interviewer. I did it all by myself and I wish that these were helpful for students who want to learn Accounting like me. Good Luck! Horngren's accounting 10th edition Use Ctrl+F keys to find a question number what you need. E5A-30 E6A-29 E7-14 E7-15 E8-17 E8-19 E9-16 E9-19 E9-20 E9-21 E10-17 E10-18 E10-22 E10-29 E11-14 E11-17 E11-21 E12-14 E12-17 E12-18 E13-19 E13-24 E14-17 E14-25 E15-9 E16-18 E16-22 P4-28A P2-34A P1-41A P1-54 P1-54 P2-32A P3-33A P3-35A P3-37 P4-28 P4-30A P4-30A P4-32A P4-28A E5A-29 BY JIEUN KIM If you have a question, please leave a comment below.

Horngren's Accounting 10th ed. Solutions E12-17, E14-17, E13-24, E13-19, E12-18

Horngren's Accounting 10th ed. Solutions (All Answers are at below link) http://jieunkimresume.blogspot.com/2015/03/horngrens-accounting-10th-ed-solutions.html Horngren's Accounting 10th ed. Solutions E12-17, E14-17, E13-24, E13-19, E12-18

Principles of Accounting 1 Q/A

These are my work from taking 'Principles of Accounting 1' class at Hudson County Community College. (Jan 2015-Mar 2015) Horngren's accounting 10th edition. For students, please use these as resources, do not plagiarize. If you have a question, please leave a comment. Unit1 Q1: How does the accounting equation apply to me? The accounting equation is important to any business and has implications to individuals as well. Using what the student read, how can a person use this to analyze their own financial position? What can they do to use this information to develop a strategy to improve it? A1 : I can use the accounting equation to calculate a house mortgage or tuition loan. For example, If I bought a $100,000 house and the down payment was $20,000 then the mortgage would be $80,000 for 10 years if there was no interest. I can use this accounting equation for the first fiscal year end : Asset ($100,000)=Liabilities ($80,000)+Owner'

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Horngren's Accounting 10th ed. Solutions P4-28

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