Legal Research Guides by Course - Accounting for Lawyers

Course Description

This course introduces basic accounting concepts that are relevant in problems relating to taxation, corporations, and other business areas.  Topics include an introduction to accounting records and procedures and the preparation and analysis of financial statements.  The course is restricted to students who have not had any undergraduate accounting. (2 credits)  Concentration: Business Law

Faculty Who Teach This Course

• Ronald J. Ricci (Professor of Law)

Subject Covered Presently in Collection by

Print Collection:

HF5686.L35   Business – Accounting - Lawyers
KF320.A2   Law Office Management - Accounting
KF779.A3   Administration of Decedents’ Estates – Accounting
KF1446   Accounting – Auditing – Financial Statements
KF6231-KF6235   Expenditure Control – Public Auditing and Accounting
KF6722   State and Local Finance – Budget – Expenditure Control – Auditing and Accounting
KF6740   State Finance – Budget – Expenditure Control – Auditing and Accounting
KF6772   Local Finance – Budget – Expenditure Control – Auditing and Accounting
KFP139.A25   Pennsylvania - Trusts and Estates – Accounting
KFP144.5.A25   Pennsylvania – Probate - Accounting

Legal Research Databases

Gumberg Library Databases

• Accounting & Tax (ProQuest)
• ABI/Inform Complete (ProQuest)

Prepared by: Patricia Horvath
rev. 2/20/2013