3 2 Homework Chapter 18 4 Postretirement and Accounting Considerations

3-2 Homework: Chapter 18 4 Postretirement and Accounting Considerations Intermediate Accounting Reporting and Analysis, Chapter 19 4-1 Discussion: Postretirement Benefits 4-2 Homework: Chapter 19 4-3 Reminder: Milestone Two (ungraded) 5 Accounting for Types of Leases Intermediate Accounting Reporting and Analysis, Chapter 21 5-1 Final Project Milestone Two 5-2 Homework: Chapter 21 6 Revising Accounting Statements Intermediate Accounting Reporting and Analysis, Chapter 22 Accounting, Organizations and Society, “Reporting accounting changes and their multi - period effects” 6-1 Discussion: Article Review: "Reporting Accounting Changes and Their Multi-period Effects" 6-2 Homework: Chapter 22

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