Corporate financial reporting
Material type: TextSeries: McGraw-Hill accounting seriesPublication details: Boston, Mass. : Irwin/McGraw-Hill, 2001Edition: 4th edDescription: xiv, 789 pages : illustrationsISBN: 9780071181075; 0071181075 ; 9780072316360; 0072316365 Subject(s): Corporations -- Accounting | Corporation reports | Financial statementsDDC classification: 657.3Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Includes index
Pt. I. The Institutional Setting and Fundamental Accounting Concepts. 1. The Institutional Setting and the Development of Financial Reporting Standards. 2. Fundamental Accounting Concepts and the Conceptual Framework --
Pt. II. The Measurement and Reporting of Income, Financial Position, and Cash Flows. 3. Revenue Recognition, Receivables, and the Income Statement. 4. The Balance Sheet. 5. The Statement of Cash Flows. 6. Corporate Accountability and the Independent Auditor --
Pt. III. The Measurement and Reporting of Assets. 7. Inventories and the Cost of Goods Sold. 8. Marketable Securities and Intercorporate Investments. 9. Noncurrent Assets and Amortization --
Pt. IV. The Measurement and Reporting of Liabilities. 10. Fundamental Concepts in Liability Valuation and Reporting. 11. Financial Commitments and Contingencies. 12. Pensions and Other Postretirement Benefits. 13. Income Taxes and Business Decisions --
Pt. V. The Measurement and Reporting of Stockholders' Equity. 14. Stockholders' Equity --
Pt. VI. Selected Reporting and Disclosure Issues and Assessing the Quality of Reported Earnings and Financial Position. 15. Selected Reporting and Disclosure Issues. 16. Assessing the Quality of Reported Earnings and Financial Position.
This work is aimed at students who need an understanding of financial accounting and reporting issues, problems and practices. It is appropriate for the second financial accounting course at the MBA level, often called Corporate Financial Reporting.
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