Accounting for Management: Text and Cases, 3th EditionThis book incorporates the refinements in the accounting concepts and practices and reflects on new issues and developments in the field of accounting at the international and national levels. The original structure of the book, i.e. to instruct managers rather than accountants, remains unchanged. The inclusion of a large number of cases is an element of this design. To make the book more contemporaneous some of the cases have been replaced. However, those cases have been retained which we believe provide learning that can be described as timeless. The focus of the book is on how to use a financial statement than on how to prepare one. However to understand fully, one must know how a statement is prepared. Towards this end, the authors have also increased the proportion of content devoted to the mechanics of preparing financial statements. |
Contents
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Masters Fuel Oil Company | 29 |
3 | 36 |
CHAPTER 4 | 42 |
CHAPTER 5 | 70 |
3 | 130 |
CHAPTER 7 | 197 |
Fixed Assets and Depreciation Accounting | 240 |
Intangible Assets | 289 |
Foreign Currency Accounting | 332 |
Regulatory Framework of Financial Reporting in India | 342 |
Analysis of Financial Ratios | 377 |
Analysis of Cash Flow Statements | 388 |
6 | 140 |
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31 By Balance Accounting Policies Accounting Standard accumulated depreciation acquired adjusted adjustment entries amalgamation amortisation bad debts Balance b/d balance sheet Bank basis book value business enterprise cash and cash cash equivalents cash flow statement charged closing stock company's computed construction contract current accounting period Current Assets Current Liabilities Date Particulars LF debit Debtors December 31 deferred dividends Dr Cr earnings equipment equity estimated expenditure expenses financial statements fixed assets forward contract goodwill gross historical cost income statement income tax increase incurred installment inventory investments ledger LF Amount Date liabilities LIFO loans Loss Account manufacturing March 31 method operations paid Particulars LF Amount payable payment Pooling of interests production Profit and Loss purchase ratio raw materials recognised recorded relating Reserve revaluation revenue Salaries selling shareholders specific Timeshare Holder Timeshareholder transactions transferor company transferred trial balance