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This book, like all For Dummies books, is written so that each chapter stands on its own. I always assume that whatever chapter you’re reading is the first one you’ve tackled in the book. Therefore, you can understand the concepts I explain in each chapter regardless of whether it’s your first chapter or your last. However, certain terms and concepts are relevant to more than one subject in this book. To avoid writing the same explanations over and over, whenever I refer to a financial accounting term, method or other type of fact that I fully explain in another chapter, I give you a brief overview and direct you to the chapter where you can get more information. For example, I may suggest that you ‘flick to Chapter 11’ (which, by the way, discusses the statement of cash flows). Also, in this book I break financial accounting down to its lowest common denominator. I avoid using jargon that only accountants with several years’ experience already under their belts will understand. Please keep in mind that the list of financial accounting topics and methods I present in this book isn’t exhaustive. I simply can’t cover every possible transaction and event related to preparing financial accounting data and statements. This book is meant to give a basic introduction to the world of financial accounting in a down-to-earth, easy-tounderstand and light-hearted manner. Keep in mind that references to company names in this book are entirely fictional and the names are made up by me. If there does happen to be a real-life company with the same name as one in this book, the example bears no relation to that real-life business.