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Financial Accounting, Reporting, and Analysis

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Are you seeking an engaging, decision-focused approach to financial reporting that fosters interpretative skills? This textbook builds on the first edition's success, employing a 'how, why, what' framework throughout each chapter. From the outset, students learn how financial information is prepared and presented, why it is structured this way, and what the implications are for users. Tailored for those advancing beyond introductory financial accounting, it equips students with essential tools for professional practice. Reflecting the latest International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and International Accounting Standards (IAS), the book offers clear explanations of key accounting issues. It aligns with professional accounting body syllabi, making it ideal for courses that provide exemptions. Each chapter features three types of examples to enhance comprehension: illustrative real-world scenarios, worked examples for financial statement calculations, and extracts from company annual reports that connect theory to practice. More engaging and applied than other texts, this is the resource your financial reporting students need! An extensive Online Resource Centre complements the textbook, providing students with solutions to end-of-chapter questions, additional graded questions, interpretative case studies, guided tours of company reports, and study skills tips. For lecturers, it includes customizable PowerPoint slides,

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Financial Accounting, Reporting, and Analysis, Jennifer Maynard

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2017
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Title
Financial Accounting, Reporting, and Analysis
Language
English
Released
2017
Format
Paperback
Pages
936
ISBN10
0198745311
ISBN13
9780198745310
Series
Description
Are you seeking an engaging, decision-focused approach to financial reporting that fosters interpretative skills? This textbook builds on the first edition's success, employing a 'how, why, what' framework throughout each chapter. From the outset, students learn how financial information is prepared and presented, why it is structured this way, and what the implications are for users. Tailored for those advancing beyond introductory financial accounting, it equips students with essential tools for professional practice. Reflecting the latest International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and International Accounting Standards (IAS), the book offers clear explanations of key accounting issues. It aligns with professional accounting body syllabi, making it ideal for courses that provide exemptions. Each chapter features three types of examples to enhance comprehension: illustrative real-world scenarios, worked examples for financial statement calculations, and extracts from company annual reports that connect theory to practice. More engaging and applied than other texts, this is the resource your financial reporting students need! An extensive Online Resource Centre complements the textbook, providing students with solutions to end-of-chapter questions, additional graded questions, interpretative case studies, guided tours of company reports, and study skills tips. For lecturers, it includes customizable PowerPoint slides,