Color Accounting

by Peter Frampton

First published 2014

Peter Frampton tackles the confusion that plagues accounting students everywhere. Traditional accounting instruction creates problems through its dual nature, where the same terms carry different meanings depending on perspective. Frampton presents his BaSIS Framework, which connects Balance Sheet and Income Statement concepts through color-coded visual diagrams. This approach eliminates the typical stumbling blocks that make accounting difficult to grasp. The book provides full-color illustrations paired with straightforward explanations to teach financial statement analysis, business fundamentals, and money management skills. Frampton shows readers three core principles for accounting mastery while offering practical applications for exam preparation, business operations, bookkeeping tasks, and software usage. His visual methodology transforms abstract concepts into concrete understanding, making financial literacy accessible to students and professionals alike.

Genres: reference, business, education, non-fiction, finance, accounting

Vibes: accessible, practical, thought-provoking

Tropes: educational, instructional

288 pages · Spiral-bound · Accounting Comes Alive International

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