Accounting: Figuring out Financial Risks, Obligations, and Opportunities

Gerard Howles

Aug 2020 · Efalon Acies · Narrated by Wes Grant

About this audiobook

This is a 2-book combo, which has the following titles:

Book 1: This book can help you save time and money!

When doing taxes, accounting, or income statements, many people are puzzled. It starts with knowing what is what: the definitions. Then, filling out the balance sheets and the numbers, can be an equally complicated task as well. And finally, most people want to get the most out of their business or salary: The highest return, the lowest costs, and the lowest amount of taxes paid.

All of these concerns are real and they won’t go away on their own. But at least, with a book like this, you can take one step in the right direction.

This book’s aim is to teach you some of those necessary definitions, to break down what they mean, and to become more familiar with doing general accounting.

If this is what you’ve been looking for, then I encourage you to pick up the book and start reading or listening to it.

Book 2: This guide covers a whole range of topics related to doing your accounting tasks and numbers properly. Such topics include:

Netting

Advance payments

Liquidation preference

Rollover risk

Leasebacks

Gearing

Liens

Net interest margins

Parallel loans

Defeasance

Many other words and their meanings will also be addressed. If you want to understand those metrics better, this book will be a great tool for you to become acquainted with the terminology and use of these issues.

Ratings and reviews

Not that bad. Actually, I would practically say that it's excellent. The best parts of this book (I forgot which chapters) indicated the most to me. When I heard these things, I quickly understood I had actually made the ideal choice. This book talked to me. I wish I was actually good at composing testimonials, but you'll just have to be pleased with this average suggestion, namely, that the audiobook was interesting all the way through, until the very end.

It's a really good thing when you can just put on your headsets and listen to an audio like this. The storyteller's production was truly fantastic, and so was the writer's text. In my perspective, it was pretty great. There may have been a couple of barely detectable mistakes in there, but they did not bother me. Anytime you are able to listen to a narrator who is that good, and about an idea that you have an interest in, you do not care about the rest. That's the end of the that.