Financial Accounting for Management
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ISBN:
9780199494439
Publication date:
15/05/2019
Paperback
552 pages
Price: 925.00 INR
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ISBN:
9780199494439
Publication date:
15/05/2019
Paperback
552 pages
Financial Accounting for Management 3e is intended for the 1st semester students of MBA. With its application-oriented approach including examples using the three columnar ledger account format, the book will be useful for students and professionals, both.
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Description
The book is divided into 20 chapters and 5 parts. Part I on Fundamentals of Accounting discusses the modern approach of accounting, balance sheet and income statement. Part II on Recognition and Types of Transactions covers revenue and expense recognition, non-current & current assets, capital & liabilities. Part III on Preparation of Financial Statements discusses bank reconciliation, financial statements preparation and accounting from incomplete records.
Part IV on Analytical Accounting covers average due date, account current and negotiable instruments and cash flow statements. Part V on Special Topics includes Foreign Exchange Accounting, Regulatory Framework on Accounting and Reporting and Contemporary Accounting.
Table of contents
- Introduction to Accounting
- Modern Approach of Accounting
- Balance Sheet
- Income Statement
- Objectively Verifiable Evidence
- Revenue and Expense Recognition
- Analysing Transactions
- Non-Current Assets
- Current Assets – Cash and Bank
- Current Assets – Receivables and Inventory
- Capital and Liabilities
- Bank Reconciliation
- Financial Statements Preparation
- Accounting from Incomplete Records
- Average Due Date, Account Current and Negotiable Instruments
- Analysis and Interpretations of Financial Statements
- Cash flow statement
- Foreign Exchange Accounting
- Regulatory Framework on Accounting and Reporting
- Contemporary Accounting
Features
New to the Third Edition
- New chapter on Modern Approach of Accounting
- Full-fledged chapter on Regulatory Framework on Accounting and Reporting
- Discussions on important topics like IFRS norms, Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS), deferred tax assets
- and deferred tax liabilities, and GST accounting
- Text on business transactions through plastic cards and net banking
- Topics on contemporary revenue and expense recognition practices in different industries such as banking,
- IT, media, hospitality, and more
- Instructor’s Manual
- PowerPoint Slides
- Solutions to Unsolved Problems
- Multiple Choice Questions
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Description
The book is divided into 20 chapters and 5 parts. Part I on Fundamentals of Accounting discusses the modern approach of accounting, balance sheet and income statement. Part II on Recognition and Types of Transactions covers revenue and expense recognition, non-current & current assets, capital & liabilities. Part III on Preparation of Financial Statements discusses bank reconciliation, financial statements preparation and accounting from incomplete records.
Part IV on Analytical Accounting covers average due date, account current and negotiable instruments and cash flow statements. Part V on Special Topics includes Foreign Exchange Accounting, Regulatory Framework on Accounting and Reporting and Contemporary Accounting.
Read MoreTable of contents
- Introduction to Accounting
- Modern Approach of Accounting
- Balance Sheet
- Income Statement
- Objectively Verifiable Evidence
- Revenue and Expense Recognition
- Analysing Transactions
- Non-Current Assets
- Current Assets – Cash and Bank
- Current Assets – Receivables and Inventory
- Capital and Liabilities
- Bank Reconciliation
- Financial Statements Preparation
- Accounting from Incomplete Records
- Average Due Date, Account Current and Negotiable Instruments
- Analysis and Interpretations of Financial Statements
- Cash flow statement
- Foreign Exchange Accounting
- Regulatory Framework on Accounting and Reporting
- Contemporary Accounting
