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"What is the name of the book (something like “The Key principles of accounting”) or something similar which explains how to write an income statement, cash flow statement, assets = owner’s equity + liabilities, using an example of being lent $100 by a bank and $100 by investors for stock and buying a building at $80, depreciation of the building $20, worker’s wages $10, taxable revenue $20 and so 35% of that ($7) payable for tax in the first chapter? The book had a white cover and was roughly 130 pages long. I would really appreciate it if anyone knew which one I was talking about, as I borrowed it from a friend and forgot to write the name of the book down. It contains three columns assets, owner’s equity and liabilities and uses () notation to represent expenses/decreases in each column."