CHAPTER 28
BASIC QUESTIONS, BASIC ANSWERS, NO BS
As we bring this book to a close, and from one co-author to another (that is myself, to my father), I turn this last chapter over to my father who really deserves the credit for not just this book, but all of the books we’ve had the chance to work on together over the past 10 years. What type of businessmen would we be if we didn’t seize the opportunity to direct our readers toward other material that could provide an additional benefit in understanding the concepts we discuss in this book, so here are the books. You can go to www.dummies.com for more information.
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The point of providing these additional book links, other than to line our pockets, is to emphasize just how complex are the subjects of financial statements and financial reports, and that to truly gain a proper and thorough understanding of the information readers really need to dig into the topics discussed in more detail. What is different about the three books noted above is that although ...
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