Mastering FASB Codification and eIFRS
A Casebook Approach
Published on 21. November 2011
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112 pages
978-1-118-10729-4 (ISBN)
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Description
Churyk, Weirich, and Pearson's Mastering the Codification and eIFRS: A Case Approach is a new accounting book that focuses on teaching students how to use the FASB Codification and the IASB e-IFRS research databases. This is a perfect companion for an Intermediate Accounting, Accounting Research, or Advanced Accounting course, where research skills are integrated in the curriculum.
In today's environment, professional accountants conducting financial accounting research will be utilizing some type of electronic research database. Understanding how to use the FASB Codification system is becoming more crucial to a student's success on the CPA exam and their success in the profession. Throughout the text, the authors use cases to step students through the fundamentals of how to conduct research at the professional level.
In today's environment, professional accountants conducting financial accounting research will be utilizing some type of electronic research database. Understanding how to use the FASB Codification system is becoming more crucial to a student's success on the CPA exam and their success in the profession. Throughout the text, the authors use cases to step students through the fundamentals of how to conduct research at the professional level.
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Persons
Natalie T. Churyk is a professor of Accounting at Northern Illinois University. She received her PhD from the University of South Carolina in 2001.
Thomas C. Pearson is a professor of Accounting at the University of Hawaii. He received his JD/MBA from Vanderbilt in 1984.
Thomas R. Weirich is a professor of Accounting at Central Michigan University. He received his PhD from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1976.
Thomas C. Pearson is a professor of Accounting at the University of Hawaii. He received his JD/MBA from Vanderbilt in 1984.
Thomas R. Weirich is a professor of Accounting at Central Michigan University. He received his PhD from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1976.
Content
Preface iv
About the Authors vi
Chapter 1 FASB Accounting Standards Codification(TM)Research System 1
Chapter 2 Electronic International Financial Reporting Standards 18
Chapter 3 Other Research Databases 31
Chapter 4 Knowledge Busters 41
Chapter 5 Introduction to Research and Case Analysis 55
Index 99
About the Authors vi
Chapter 1 FASB Accounting Standards Codification(TM)Research System 1
Chapter 2 Electronic International Financial Reporting Standards 18
Chapter 3 Other Research Databases 31
Chapter 4 Knowledge Busters 41
Chapter 5 Introduction to Research and Case Analysis 55
Index 99