Financial Reporting
7th Edition
Published on 8. July 2004
Book
Paperback/Softback
672 pages
978-1-84480-033-9 (ISBN)
Description
The seventh edition of this popular and established text, Financial Reporting, combines financial accounting theory with a detailed examination of the legal and regulatory framework of accounting. The clear explanations, interspersed with activities and feedback to stimulate interest in the topics, make it the ideal text for second and third year students of accounting, MBA and professional students.
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Preface Abbreviations PART 1: The Conceptual Framework 1. Accounting Theory, or Accounting can be Interesting. 2. The Objectives of Financial Statement and their Usefulness to the General User Groups. 3. Traditional Accounting Conventions. 4. Economic Valuation Concepts. 5. Current Entry Values 6. Current Exit Value and Mixed Values 7. Current Purchasing Power Accounting 8. The UK Position: Past, Present and Future? 9. Some Possible Extensions to the Accounting Framework. 10. Towards a General Framework. 11. The International Dimension. PART TWO: The Legal Framework. 12. Limited Liability Companies. 13. The Companies Act and Published Accounts. part THREE: the regulatory framework 14. The Accounting Standard Setting Process. 15. Accounting Principles (FRS 18, SSAP 2, ASB Statement of Principles). 16. Fixed Assets and Goodwill (FRS 10,11,15, SSAP 4, 12,19, 22). 17. Research and Development (SSAP 13). 18. Substance Over Form. 19. Leases and Hire Purchase Contracts (SSAP 21). 20. Stock and Long-term Contracts (SSAP 9). 21. Taxation (FRS 16 and 19, FRED 19, SSAP 5, 8 and 15 and discussion paper). 22. Pension Costs (FRS 17, FRED 20, SSAP 24). 23. Post- Balance Sheet Events and Provisions and Contingencies (SSAP 17, FRS 12). 24. Group Accounts and Associated Companies (SSAP 1, 14, 23 and FRS 2, 6, 7, and 9). 25. Foreign Currency Translation (SSAP 20). 26. Reporting Financial Performance (SSAP 3,25, FRS 3, FRED 22 and discussion paper). 27. Cash Flow Statements (FRS 1). 28. Interpretation of Financial Statements. 29. Financial Statement Analysis. Bibliography. IndexMore details
Edition
7th edition
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 243 mm
Width: 190 mm
Thickness: 43 mm
Weight
1430 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-84480-033-9 (9781844800339)
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Persons
Anne Britton is Former Professor of Accounting, Leeds Beckett University (formerly Leeds Metropolitan University), UK. David Alexander is Emeritus Professor of International Accounting at the University of Birmingham, UK, and continues an active research agenda.
Content
PART 1: THE CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK.
1. Accounting Theory, or Accounting can be Interesting.
2. The Objectives of Financial Statement and their Usefulness to the General User Groups.
3. Traditional Accounting Conventions.
4. Economic Valuation Concepts.
5. Current Entry Values
6. Current Exit Value and Mixed Values
7. Current Purchasing Power Accounting
8. The UK Position: Past, Present and Future?
9. Some Possible Extensions to the Accounting Framework.
10. Towards a General Framework.
11. The International Dimension.
PART II: THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK.
12. Limited Liability Companies.
13. The Companies Act and Published Accounts.
PART III: THE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK.
14. The Accounting Standard Setting Process.
15. Accounting Principles (FRS 18, SSAP 2, ASB Statement of Principles).
16. Fixed Assets and Goodwill (FRS 10,11,15, SSAP 4, 12,19, 22).
17. Research and Development (SSAP 13).
18. Substance Over Form.
19. Leases and Hire Purchase Contracts (SSAP 21).
20. Stock and Long-term Contracts (SSAP 9).
21. Taxation (FRS 16 and 19, FRED 19, SSAP 5, 8 and 15 and discussion paper).
22. Pension Costs (FRS 17, FRED 20, SSAP 24).
23. Post- Balance Sheet Events and Provisions and Contingencies (SSAP 17, FRS 12).
24. Group Accounts and Associated Companies (SSAP 1, 14, 23 and FRS 2, 6, 7, and 9).
25. Foreign Currency Translation (SSAP 20).
26. Reporting Financial Performance (SSAP 3,25, FRS 3, FRED 22 and discussion paper).
27. Cash Flow Statements (FRS 1).
28. Interpretation of Financial Statements.
29. Financial Statement Analysis.
Bibliography.
Index.
1. Accounting Theory, or Accounting can be Interesting.
2. The Objectives of Financial Statement and their Usefulness to the General User Groups.
3. Traditional Accounting Conventions.
4. Economic Valuation Concepts.
5. Current Entry Values
6. Current Exit Value and Mixed Values
7. Current Purchasing Power Accounting
8. The UK Position: Past, Present and Future?
9. Some Possible Extensions to the Accounting Framework.
10. Towards a General Framework.
11. The International Dimension.
PART II: THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK.
12. Limited Liability Companies.
13. The Companies Act and Published Accounts.
PART III: THE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK.
14. The Accounting Standard Setting Process.
15. Accounting Principles (FRS 18, SSAP 2, ASB Statement of Principles).
16. Fixed Assets and Goodwill (FRS 10,11,15, SSAP 4, 12,19, 22).
17. Research and Development (SSAP 13).
18. Substance Over Form.
19. Leases and Hire Purchase Contracts (SSAP 21).
20. Stock and Long-term Contracts (SSAP 9).
21. Taxation (FRS 16 and 19, FRED 19, SSAP 5, 8 and 15 and discussion paper).
22. Pension Costs (FRS 17, FRED 20, SSAP 24).
23. Post- Balance Sheet Events and Provisions and Contingencies (SSAP 17, FRS 12).
24. Group Accounts and Associated Companies (SSAP 1, 14, 23 and FRS 2, 6, 7, and 9).
25. Foreign Currency Translation (SSAP 20).
26. Reporting Financial Performance (SSAP 3,25, FRS 3, FRED 22 and discussion paper).
27. Cash Flow Statements (FRS 1).
28. Interpretation of Financial Statements.
29. Financial Statement Analysis.
Bibliography.
Index.