Now in its sixth edition, Ingram, Albright, FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING WITH JOURNAL ENTRIES, INTERNATIONAL EDITION continues to teach students to understand the impact of accounting information on a company's financial statements. The authors illustrate accounting not as a set of technical procedures, but as a way of identifying and understanding business problems and a means for evaluating alternative solutions. By organizing the text around the flow of information through a business, the authors provide students with a sound understanding of the accounting information system and then an analysis of the financial, investing and operating activities of the firm. This approach is especially ideal for students who will become business managers, not accountants.

Section 1 The Accounting Information System
- Accounting and Organizations
- Business Activities - The Source of Accounting Information
- Measuring Revenues and Expenses
- Reporting Earnings and Financial Position
- Reporting Cash Flows
- Full and Fair Reporting
- Computerized Accounting Systems

Section 2 Analysis and Interpretation of Financial Accounting Information
- The Time Value of Money
- Financing Activities
- Analysis of Financing Activities
- Investing Activities
- Analysis of Investing Activities
- Operating Activities
- Analysis of Operating Activities