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Lesson 6
Accounting for and Presentation of Property, Plant and Equipment, and Other Noncurrent Assets

6-1 Concepts

Objectives

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Outline

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6-2 Terminology

Key Term Review

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Crossword Puzzle

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Acknowledgments

The content of this study guide is based upon resources provided free to the public by McGraw-Hill Higher Education. The book is Marshal, McManus, and Viele, Accounting: What the Numbers Mean, 6/e.

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