Like the other titles in <i>Barron's Business Review Series</i>, the new sixth edition of Accounting makes a useful supplement to college textbooks, and is also excellent as a main text in business brush-up programs. Author Peter J. Eisen familiarizes students with key accounting terms, explains the accounting equation, and goes on to instruct in the use and preparation of financial statements, the recording of business transactions in journals, and in closing and adjusting entries at the end of a business period. The book is organized to closely follow a standard college textbook, but concentrates on student understanding of what is done, and, more importantly, how and why. Other helpful features include--<BR><BR><LI>Review questions<LI>Computational problems with complete detailed solutions presented when appropriate<LI>Additional problems to reinforce the reader's knowledge<LI>An extensive glossary of accounting terms.<BR><BR>New features in this edition include instruction in the use of spreadsheets to solve many accounting problems, a more detailed explanation of accounting data procedures as internal controls designed to safeguard assets, and extensive commentary on business ethics.