International Financial Reporting and Analysis David Alexander

International Financial Reporting and Analysis by David Alexander

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Suitable for students on intermediate financial reporting and accounting courses, this title covers IFRS-based reporting and provides a balanced study of globalised accounting. With a conceptually-based approach to international accounting standards, it explains the theoretical underpinnings of financial reporting.

International Financial Reporting and Analysis by David Alexander

Suitable for students on intermediate financial reporting and accounting courses, this updated edition covers IFRS-based reporting and provides a balanced study of globalised accounting. With a conceptually-based approach to international accounting standards, the theoretical underpinnings of financial reporting are clearly explained, in addition to analysis of financial statements belonging to real company and group accounts and in-depth discussions of the usage and interpretation of financial information. Learning activities and worked examples populate the text, helping students understand and apply theoretical concepts painlessly, as well as developing their problem-solving abilities. A companion website provides additional resources including Instructor's Manual, PowerPoint slides and relevant web links. The book is student oriented throughout, and contains activities, examples of reporting using IFRS from real companies' accounts, questions and answers.

PART I: FRAMEWORK, THEORY AND REGULATION. 1. The Basics of Financial Reporting. 2. International Accounting Differences. 3. The Process of Harmonisation. 4. Economic Valuation Concepts. 5. Current Entry Values. 6. Current Exit Value and Mixed Values. 7. Current Purchasing Power Accounting. 8. Accounting Theory and Conceptual Frameworks. 9. Structure of Published Financial Statements. 10. Corporate Governance and Provision of Information to Stakeholders. 11. Basics of Interpretation of Financial Statements. PART II: ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS. 12. Fixed (non-current) Tangible Assets. 13. Intangible Assets. 14. Impairment and Disposal of Assets. 15. Leases. 16. Inventories and Construction Contracts. 17. Accounting for Financial Instruments. 18. Revenue. 19. Provisions. contingent liabilities and contingent assets. 20. Income Taxes. 21. Employee Benefits. 22. Changing Prices and Hyperinflationary Economies. 23. Statement of Cash Flow. 24. Disclosure Issues. PART III: CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS AND THE MULTINATIONAL. 25. Introduction to Consolidated Financial Statements. 26. IFRSs and Preparation of Consolidated Financial Statements. 27. Alternative Methods of Preparing Consolidated Financial Statements. 28. Accounting For Associates, Joint Ventures, Special Purpose Entities And Related Party Transactions. 29 Foreign Currency Translation. PART IV: FINANCIAL ANALYSIS. 30. Interpretation of Financial Statements. 31. Techniques of Financial Analysis.

International Financial Reporting and Analysis David Alexander

International Financial Reporting and Analysis by David Alexander

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