Riad Al-Halabi's 'Corporate Accounting,' published in 2000, offers a comprehensive guide for students and professionals. The book systematically covers the accounting treatments for various types of companies, including partnerships and joint-stock corporations. It details crucial topics such as company formation, capital increases and decreases, the issuance of stocks and bonds, profit distribution, and company liquidation. With a blend of solid theory and practical case studies, this text provides a clear and structured understanding of the financial principles governing corporate entities, making it an indispensable reference in the field of accounting.