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Entrepreneurs have a natural inclination to go it alone.
While this do-it-yourself spirit can help you move forward, adding an element of collaboration into the mix can make you unstoppable.
Apparently, she needed help on her way to success. She may have even considered using accounting books to figure out how to manage her finances. So, we've stepped forward to collaborate with you and help you succeed in accounting. We've provided a list of the best accounting books for beginners in English and Spanish. Frankly, we want you to become unstoppable.by Mike Piper, CPA
This easy-to-understand accounting book published in 2013 covers the basics, such as how to read and interpret financial statements and how to make journal entries.
In 114 pages, the author goes over Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) while providing an uncomplicated approach to calculating depreciation and other financial ratios.
In 2019, the book ranked #5 in Amazon's accounting books category.
by Kenneth W. Boyd, Et al
Don't let the title throw you. Dummies books are instructional/reference books written in a non-intimidating format to make learning easier.
The book is available in a second edition published April 17, 2018. It teaches you how to set up an accounting system, prepare income statements and balance sheets, and the best ways to handle cash and make purchasing decisions.
You can use the book to learn accounting principles and then use it as a desk reference to make savvy business decisions.
by Wayne Label
Published in its third edition in 2013, the book is from a Quick Start Your Business series written by a Certified Public Accountant.
The book is written primarily for someone who has never taken an accounting class but wants to learn about financial statements, payroll management, taxes, and cash flow statements.
In 224 pages and 12 short chapters, the book provides easy-to-understand examples, quick tips, alerts, and a glossary of accounting terms.
by Darrell Mullis & Judith Orloff
Written for managers, business owners, and aspiring entrepreneurs to "simplify the world of accounting." You'll learn the basics about accounting so you can apply what you've learned.
The book goes over concepts like assets, liabilities, earnings, and inventory without presenting information in a boring way. The authors specifically target critical thinking skills to help you retain essential concepts and master financial skills.
There are quizzes and worksheets for tracking progress and step-by-step processes to help manage your business.
by Oriol Amat
In this book, the author explains, in a rather simple way, the basic concepts of accounting.
This book is for those who want to work in accounting, entrepreneurs that need to understand specific terms, or even those who just want to learn.
by Joaquín Puerta Gómez
In this book, Joaquín Puerta teaches us how to understand the accounts and balances of small businesses quickly and how to make a quick financial diagnosis without being an expert.
Throughout the book, you’ll find explanations of concepts and ideas, as well as practical applications of a financial balance analysis.
by George S. Clason
This is a rather entertaining book in which George explains, through a fable, why ancient Babylon, one of the wealthiest cities in the world at the time, was so successful.
The book explains the importance of having a good relationship with money, as well as the importance of saving to achieve success. It also provides practical solutions to regular, run-of-the-mill financial problems.
*This book is also available in English: The Richest Man in Babylon.
by Robert T. Kiyosaki
In this book, Kiyosaki describes the four mentalities needed to be successful and earn money.
These mentalities are represented as four quadrants, which are: employee, business owner, self-employed, and investor. The author then explains in detail the characteristics of each quadrant and their relationship with money.
Kiyosaki is the renowned author of the bestseller Rich Dad, Poor Dad.
*This book is also available in English: Cashflow Quadrant.
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