Company Accounting in Australia 5E Chapters 1, 3 - 6, 10, 12

Business & Money

Leo, Ken

Accounting

wiley

Company Accounting 6th edition has been thoroughly updated to reflect the numerous and profound changes as a result of Australia adopting the International Accounting Standards. The new edition of this text succinctly documents the recent changes to accounting standards, particularly in disclosures in income statements and balance sheets, accounting for income tax and revaluation and impairment of non-current assets.
The text is designed to provide students with a comprehensive and practical grounding in the practice of company accounting, under the new International procedures, whilst providing essential information on why and how company accounting entries and disclosures are made.

Company Accounting in Australia

Hoggett, John

Sweeting, John

Radford, Jennie

Applying International Accounting Standards is an exciting new textbook written to meet the needs of accounting students and practitioners in understanding the complexities and applying the stable platform of International Accounting Standards. It does not cover all International Accounting Standards, concentrating on those that are not related to specific industries. The text offers a step-by-step introduction to the financial reporting procedures outlined within the new International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). With the inception of the IFRS on 1 January 2005, students studying accounting will need to possess a thorough conceptual and practical understanding of the new financial reporting requirements contained within the majority of the 41 IFRS. The focus of this text is on the interpretation, analysis, illustration and application of the scope and purpose of the new financial reporting processes of the IFRS. As the financial reporting environment will be new to most from January 2005, each chapter contains numerous illustrative examples to ensure that the student gains a deep understanding of all the reporting requirements under the respective IFRS. This textbook has been written for intermediate and advance financial reporting courses, at both undergraduate and postgraduate level, and aligns with the knowledge expectations of the accounting profession.

Applying International Accounting Standards

Picker, Ruth

Alfredson, Keith

Pacter, Paul

Economics

With the completion of the stable platform of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRSs) in 2004, the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) established itself as a world leader in the preparation of financial reporting standards. As many countries agreed to adopt these standards, many influential national standard-setters such as the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand acknowledged that the time had come for an international approach to standard setting. This process is ongoing. 
Applying International Financial Reporting Standards Enhanced Edition is written to meet the needs of accounting students and practitioners in understanding the complexities of IFRSs and applying the stable platform of standards. It concentrates on those financial reporting standards that are not related to specific industries and that therefore have wide application. This edition includes the numerous revisions and releases of exposure drafts since the introduction of IFRSs in January 2005. Features: <ul>
<li>New chapters on Revenue Recognition and Share-Based Payments</li> <li>Revised to reflect the Exposure Draft of Proposed Amendments to IAS 27 Consolidated and Separate Financial Statements</li> <li>Practical applications for all accounting standards are included</li> <li>The IFRSs and their scope, objectives and reporting requirements are analysed step by step</li> <li>Illustrative examples show the new financial reporting procedures and develop understanding of the new processes</li> <li>New extracts from real world companies included to enable students to apply the intention of the Standard as well illustrate how the Standard translates to the reporting environment (some new, some updated: Nokia, Wella, Energy Sector)</li> </ul>

Applying International Financial Reporting Standards

Wise, Victoria

Company Accounting 8th edition has been thoroughly updated to reflect the various and ongoing reforms as a result of Australia's adoption of international financial reporting standards. This edition provides an authoritative and reliable overview of the various changes required within the Framework and a selection of the key accounting standards governing corporate entities. Standards such as AASB 101 Presentation of Financial Statements (which relates to external disclosure of financial information in a set of general-purpose financial statements), AASB 3 Business Combinations and AASB 127 Consolidated and Separate Financial Statements. The text will provide students with a comprehensive and practical grounding in the practice and principles of company accounting. The 8th edition presents essential ‘must know' information on accounting for a corporate entity and the requirements for externally disclosing the financial position of the entity. NEW TO THIS EDITION <ul>
<li>Chapter 8 ‘Business Combinations' has been updated to reflect changes with AASB 108 ‘Business Combinations' as a result of the Exposure Draft of Proposed Amendments to IFRS 3.</li> </ul>
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<li>All chapters on consolidation of financial statements (chapters 14 to 18) have been updated in accordance with AASAB 127 Consolidated and Separate Financial Statements</li> </ul>
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<li>New disclosure requirements, a consequence of AASB 101 Presentation of Financial Statements, are fully integrated</li> </ul>
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<li>Discussion of dividends updated as a consequence of changes in reporting and measurement requirements</li> </ul>
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<li>Revised to accord with changes in AASB as a consequence of continuing reforms with IFRS</li> </ul>
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<li>More ‘Learning Check' summaries in all chapters reiterate and summarise important concepts</li> </ul>
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<li>New ‘Student Activity Section' in each chapter contains a summary, demonstration problems, discussion questions, case studies, graded exercises and problems</li> </ul>
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<li>Reorganised end-of-chapter sections contain more diverse activity scenarios for students in an attempt to develop a broader skill base.</li> </ul>
FEATURES <ul>
<li>‘Learning Checks' support chapter learning objectives and summarise key knowledge for students. They appear throughout each chapter and are ideal for self-study purposes</li> </ul>
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<li>Thorough illustrative examples and demonstration problems with various examples supported with step-by-step narrations.</li> </ul>
 ABOUT THE AUTHORS Ken Leo, B.Com (Hons), MBA (Qld), AAUQ, ACA, FCPA is Professor of Accounting at Curtin University of Technology, Western Australia. In over 30 years as an academic, Ken has taught company accounting to undergraduate and postgraduate students. He was a founding member of the Urgent Issues Group, and has written books and monographs for a variety of organisations including CPA Australia, the Group of 100 and the Australian Accounting Research Foundation. He was a founding member of the Urgent Issues Group, serving on that body from 1995 to 2001. Ken also served on the Australian Accounting Standards Board from 2002 to 2007, both as a member and as deputy chair of the Board. John Hoggett, BCom (Hons), BTh, MFM, AAUQ, FCPA worked in universities in both Western Australia and Queensland for 35 years. During this time, he taught introductory accounting, corporate accounting and accounting theory to undergraduate and postgraduate students. John has written books and monographs for a variety of organisations including CPA Australia and the Group of 100, and has been involved in secondary education with the Curriculum Council of Western Australia. John Sweeting, BEc, MEc, PhD, CPA, CA is a Senior Lecturer in Accountancy at Queensland University of Technology. John's background includes a mixture of academic and business positions. He has taught at Swinburne University of Technology and the University of Central Queensland, and has spent time with the National Companies and Securities Commission (now the Australian Securities and Investments Commission). John has also held positions with a large international chartered accounting firm and a large manufacturing/retailing company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange. He has written for professional journals, and his main area of research is external reporting and profit forecasts in prospectuses. In addition to running in-house courses for accounting firms, John has also conducted Professional Development courses for CPA Australia and The Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia. He has also been actively involved in both the CPA Program and the CA Program. Jennie Radford, BCom, DipEd, MCom, ACA, recently retired from the School of Accounting at Curtin University of Technology. She has co-authored two research monographs published by Group of 100 and CPA Australia. She has also co-authored and co-edited several textbooks. Jennie was for many years employed as an auditor with ‘Big 5' chartered accounting firms. During her academic career, Jennie taught undergraduate and postgraduate courses in financial accounting and corporate accounting. She is a member of the Western Australia Cell of the External Reporting Centre of Excellence (with CPA Australia).

Company Accounting

Company Accounting in Australia 5E has been thoroughly updated to reflect the numerous and profound changes to accounting standards. The new edition of this text succinctly documents the recent changes to accounting standards, particularly in disclosures in statements of financial performance and financial position, accounting for income tax and revaluation and impairment of non-current assets. The text is designed to provide students with a comprehensive and practical grounding in the law and practice of company accounting in Australia whilst providing essential information on why and how company accounting entries and disclosures are made. The introduction of new pedagogy ensures that the latest reforms and procedures associated with company accounting are made clear to the student.

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Applying International Financial Reporting Standards 3rd edition has beenthoroughly updated to reflect the numerous changes with the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) as a consequence of the convergence program between the IASB and FASB. The expert, authoritative and reliable explanations of the author team continues and the textbook is widely referenced by both students and academics, and the accounting profession in countries that have adopted international accounting standards. The continuing focus of the third edition is to explain, interpret, analyse and illustrate the financial reporting requirements under IFRS. Each chapter contains numerous illustrative examples that present and explain concepts to ensure users gain a deep understanding of the reporting requirements and procedures, and attain the knowledge expectations of the accounting profession in respect to IFRS. The coverage of accounting standards has been expanded with the inclusion of new or thoroughly revised chapters on IFRS 9 Financial instruments, IFRS 11 Joint arrangements, IFRS 13 Fair value measurement, IAS 8 Revenue, IAS 24 Related party disclosures, IAS 33 Earnings per share and IAS 41 Agriculture. This textbook has been written for intermediate and advanced courses on financial accounting, at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.

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