Financial Accounting 13/e - IE

ISBN13: 9781285073088｜944Pages｜paperback｜©2013｜


Author
James M.Reeve; Carl S.Warren; Jonathan E.Duchac

Description
Activate Learning with Warren/Reeve/Duchac's, "Financial Accounting, 13e, International Edition!" "Market-leading Financial Accounting, International Edition" has been on the forefront of innovation and change based on the needs of today's teaching and learning environment. Warren offers students clear guidance to complete homework with an efficient presentation for today's learner. The high impact writing style and streamlined design makes important information accessible, with a focus on providing the best and most complete examples. The Complete Learning System in "Financial Accounting, International Edition" and Cengage NOW is built around the way students use textbooks and online resources to learn, study and complete homework, allowing them to achieve ultimate success in this course. New to this edition, the authors created innovative, unique content that is focused on unique student and instructor needs before and after lecture - and the type of activities best-suited to each point in learning.

Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Introduction to Accounting and Business
Chapter 2. Analyzing Transactions
Chapter 3. The Adjusting Process
Chapter 4. Completing the Accounting Cycle
Chapter 5. Accounting Systems
Chapter 6. Accounting for Merchandising Businesses
Chapter 7. Inventories
Chapter 8. Sarbanes-Oxley, Internal Control, and Cash
Chapter 9. Receivables
Chapter 10. Fixed Assets and Intangible Assets
Chapter 11. Current Liabilities and Payroll
Chapter 12. Accounting for Partnerships and Limited Liability Companies
Chapter 13. Corporations:Organization, Stock Transactions, and Dividends
Chapter 14. Long-Term Liabilities:Bonds and Notes
Chapter 15. Investments and Fair Value Accounting Mornin’Joe
Chapter 16. Statement of Cash Flows
Chapter 17. Financial Statement Analysis

Applying International Financial Reporting Standards, 3rd Edition

ISBN13: 9780730302124｜1224Pages｜©2013｜
Supplements: Solutions Manual｜Test Bank｜Power point｜

Author
Ruth Picker - Ernst & Young
Ken Leo - Consultant
Janice Loftus - University of Adelaide
Kerry Clark - Ernst & Young
Victoria Wise - University of Deakin

Description 
Applying International Financial Reporting Standards, 3rd edition, has been thoroughly updated to reflect the varied and numerous developments in International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRSs). The expert knowledge and authoritative explanations of the author team have resulted in the book being extensively referenced by both the accounting profession and academics in countries that have either adopted, or intend to adopt, international accounting standards.
The continuing focus of the second edition of this book is on interpreting, analysing and illustrating the financial reporting requirements under IFRSs. Each chapter contains numerous illustrative examples that present and explain concepts to ensure that users gain a deep understanding of the reporting requirements and meet the knowledge expectations of the accounting profession.
The coverage of accounting standards has been expanded in the second edition with the inclusion of new chapters on IFRS 6 Exploration for and Evaluation of Mineral Resources, IAS 18 Revenue, IAS 19 Employee Benefits and IAS 41 Agriculture. This book has been written for intermediate and advanced financial accounting courses, at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

Table of Contents
Part 1 Framework
Ch 1 The IASB and its Conceptual Framework
Part 2 Elements
Ch 2 Shareholder's equity: share capital and reserves
Ch 3 Fair value measurement
Ch 4 Revenue
Ch 5 Provisions, contingent liabilities and contingent assets
Ch 6 Income taxes
Ch 7 Financial Instruments
Ch 8 Share-based payment
Ch 9 Inventories
Ch 10 Employee benefits
Ch 11 Property, plant and equipment
Ch 12 Leases
Ch 13 Intangible assets
Ch 14 Business combinations
Ch 15 Impairment of assets
Ch 16 Accounting for mineral resources
Ch 17 Agriculture
Part 3 Disclosure
Ch 18 Financial statement presentation
Ch 19 Statement of cash flows
Ch 20 Earnings per share
Ch 21 Operating segments
Ch 22 Related party disclosures
Part 4 Economic entities
Ch 23 Controlled entities – the consolidation method
Ch 24 Consolidated financial statements – wholly owned subsidiaries
Ch 25 Consolidated financial statements – intragroup transactions
Ch 26 Consolidated financial statements – non-controlling interest
Ch 27 Consolidated financial statements – indirect ownership interests
Ch 28 The effects of changes in foreign exchange rates
Ch 29 Associates and joint ventures
Ch 30 Joint arrangements

Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination

ISBN13: 9780470437742｜542Pages｜Hardcover｜©2011｜NT$1350

Author
Mary-Jo Kranacher - York College, City University of New York
Richard A. Riley - University of West Virginia
Joseph T. Wells - Association of Certified Fraud Examiners
Description 
• The foundation of the text is based upon National Institute of Justice’s (NIJ) Model Curriculum for Education in Fraud and Forensic Accounting.
• From "The Fraudsters Perspective” boxes infuse the textbook with real-world examples by adding the perspective of people who have actually committed these crimes.
Includes comprehensive coverage of fraud detection and deterrence and includes the broader educational material necessary for the forensic accounting field.
• Case summaries bring concepts to life with specific current examples.
• The text is available with IDEA software. IDEA is a powerful and user friendly tool designed to help accounting and financial professionals extend their auditing and analytical capabilities, detect fraud and meet documentation standards.

Table of Contents
Ch 1 Core Foundation Related To Fraud Examination And Financial Forensics
Ch 2 Careers In Fraud Examination And Financial Forensics
Ch 3 Who Commits Fraud And Why
Ch 4 Complex Frauds And Financial Crimes
Ch 5 Cybercrime: Computer And Internet Fraud
Ch 6 Legal, Regulatory, And Professional Environment
Ch 7 Fraud Detection
Ch 8 Detection And Investigations
Ch 9 Effective Interviewing And Interrogation
Ch 10 Using Information Technology For Fraud Examination And Financial Forensics
Ch 11 Cash Receipt Schemes And Other Asset Misappropriations
Ch 12 Cash Disbursement Schemes
Ch 13 Corruption And The Human Factor
Ch 14 Financial Statement Fraud
Ch 15 Consulting, Litigation Support, And Expert Witnesses
Ch 16 Remediation And Litigation Advisory Services

Auditing and Assurance Services : Understanding the Integrated Audit

ISBN13: 978-0471726340｜926Pages｜Hardcover｜©2011｜

Author
Karen L. Hooks - University of Florida Atlantic

Description 
Principles of Auditing presents auditing from the perspective of an integrated audit complying the Sarbanes Oxley Act (SOX), under the standards of the Public Companies Accounting Oversight Board. It is the first textbook completely authored after SOX, and consequently uses the integrated audit model throughout. In addition, this text also facilitates an understanding of audits of non-public companies. A primary focus is the need for auditors to understand their clients and their industries. Highlighted illustrative industries include: health care providers, retail enterprises, the automotive industry, and the land development and home building industry.

Table of Contents
Part 1 Introduction
Ch 1 An Introduction to Auditing
Ch 2 Overview of an Integrated Audit
Part 2 The Audit Environment
Ch 3 The Auditor’s Role in Society
Ch 4 Legal Environment Affecting Audits
Part 3 Executing An Integrated Audit
Ch 5 Client Acceptance and Continuance and Preliminary Engagement Procedures
Ch 6 Audit Planning and Risk Assessment
Ch 7 Internal Control, Understanding the Client’s Internal Control Over Financial Reporting and Auditing Design Effectiveness
Ch 8 Planning and Testing Operating Effectiveness of Internal Control over Financial Reporting
Ch 9 Substantive Procedures and the Financial Statement Audit
Ch 10 The Revenue Cycle Process and Related Accounts
Ch 11 Completing the Integrated Audit and Reporting
Part 4 Additional Transaction Cycles And Other Topics
Ch 12 Auditing Acquisition and Payments Processes
Ch 13 The Human Resources Cycle Process and Related Accounts
Ch 14 The Inventory Cycle and Related Accounts
Ch 15 Assets, Liabilities and Equity Related to the Financing Cycle
Ch 16 Topics Beyond the Integrated Audit

Financial Accounting in an Economic Context 8/e - ISV

ISBN13: 9780470646366｜796Pages｜paperback｜©2012｜

Author
JaJamie Pratt - University of Indiana

Description 
Fully updated and revised to include IFRS materials and problems, Financial Accounting 8E explores important accounting concepts from an economic perspective.
• Decision-Making Perspective: All fundamental accounting issues are presented within the context of their impact
on management decision-making.
• Economic Factors: Over 10,000 relevant references to actual events and real companies.
• Integrated Questions for Discussion and Review: End of Chapter Questions for Discussion and Review are strategically
placed in separate boxes within each chapter, immediately after the coverage of the concepts they refer to.
• Real-World End-of-Chapter Exercises and Problems: Several end-of-chapter Exercises and Problems ask students to
respond to real-world information or situations.
• Ethics In Action: Located at the end of each chapter, an ethical dilemma and relevant, open-ended questions drawn
from the examples of actual companies challenge students' critical-thinking abilities.
• Two Comprehensive Case Studies: Presented at the end of Chapter's 8 and 14, these thorough case studies provide a
timely, well-placed opportunity to examine the real-world application of accounting principles in action.
• Measurement Issues: Cash and accrual statements are treated as equally important, with the statement of cash flows
covered throughout the text.

Table of Contents
Part 1 An Overview of Financial Accounting
Ch 1 Financial Accounting and Its Economic Context
Ch 2 The Financial Statements
Part 2 Measurement, Mechanics, and Use of Financial Statements
Ch 3 The Measurement Fundamentals of Financial Accounting
Ch 4 The Mechanics of Financial Accounting
Ch 5 Using Financial Statement Information
Part 3 Assets: A Closer Look
Ch 6 The Current Asset Classification, Cash, and Accounts Receivable
Ch 7 Merchandise Inventory
Ch 8 Investments in Equity Securities
Ch 9 Long-Lived Assets
Part 4 Liabilities and Shareholders’ Equity: A Closer Look
Ch 10 Introduction to Liabilities: Economic Consequences,
Current Liabilities, and Contingencies
Ch 11 Long-Term Liabilities: Notes, Bonds, and Leases
Ch 12 Shareholders´Equity
Part 5 Income and Cash Flows
Ch 13 The Complete Income Statement
Ch 14 The Statement of Cash Flows

Principles of Financial Accounting 12/e - IE

ISBN13: 978-0538479059｜960Pages｜paperback｜©2012｜

Author
James M. Reeve - University of Tennessee
Carl S. Warren - University of Georgia
Jonathan Duchac - Wake Forest University

Description 
Activate learning with Reeve/Warren/Duchac, PRINCIPLES OF FINANCIAL ACCCOUNTING, 12, International Edition! Warren offers students clear guidance to complete homework with an efficien presentation for today's learner. Warren delivers:
Increased Engagement: A high-impact writing style with contemporary examples, IFRS coverage and multimedia support.
Improved Outcomes: Reliable end-of-chapter homework complemented by CengageNOW and Aplia online software to help manage your course and track student performance.
Ease of Use: Premium instructor materials will help you plan your course with ease!
From preparing for class to assessing students, Warren's market-leading resources offer a highly engaging teaching and learning experience.

Table of Contents
Ch 1 Introduction to Accounting & Business
Ch 2 Analyzing Transactions
Ch 3 The Adjusting Process
Ch 4 Completing the Accounting Cycle
Ch 5 Accounting Systems
Ch 6 Accounting for Merchandise
Ch 7 Inventorie
Ch 8 Sarbanes-Oxley, Internal Control and Cash
Ch 9 Receivables
Ch 10 Fixed Assets and Intangible Assets
Ch 11 Current Liabilities & Payroll
Ch 12 Accounting for Partnership & LLC's
Ch 13 Corporations: Organizations, Stock Transactions
& Dividends
Ch 14 Long-term Liabilities: Bonds & Notes
Ch 15 Investment & Fair Value Accounting
Ch 16 Statement of Cash Flows
Ch 17 Financial Statement Analysis

Cost Management : Measuring, Monitoring, and Motivating Performance 2/e

ISBN13: 9780470769423｜742Pages｜Hardcover｜©2011｜

Author
Leslie Eldenburg - University of Arizona Susan K. Wolcott - CA School of Business and Wolcott Lynch Associates 

Description 
Most Cost Accounting textbooks focus on content knowledge and then expect students to demonstrate skills such as decision-making and critical thinking. Cost Management better prepares students for professional success by bridging the gaps between Knowledge, Skills and Abilities.
Authors, Leslie Eldenburg and Susan Wolcott realize that many students fail to recognize the assumptions, limitations, behavioral implications and qualitative factors that influence managerial decision-making. The author team focuses on cost accounting methods, techniques, and the quality of cost accounting information used for decision-making to deliver a thoroughly modern treatment of cost accounting topics.
Cost Management is written in a style that is accessible to students through a decision-making framework, use of realistic examples, real ethical dilemmas, self-study problems, and unique problem material structured to encourage them to think about accounting problems and problem-solving.

Table of Contents
Ch 1 Accounting as a Tool for Management
Ch 2 Cost Behavior and Cost Estimation
Ch 3 Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis and Pricing Decisions
Ch 4 Product Costing for Manufacturing Companies
Ch 5 Planning and Forecasting
Ch 6 Performance Evaluation: Variance Analysis
Ch 7 Activity-Based Costing and Activity-Based Management
Ch 8 Using Accounting Information to Make Managerial Decisions
Ch 9 Capital Budgeting
Ch 10 Decentralization and Performance Evaluation
Ch 11 Performance Evaluation Revisited: A Balanced Approach
Ch 12 Financial Statement Analysis
Ch 13 Statement of Cash Flows

Managerial Accounting 4/e - ISV

ISBN13:  9780470505953｜572Pages｜paperback｜©2010｜
Author
James Jiambalvo - University of Washington

Description 
Recognizing that most students will pursue careers as managers not accountants, Managerial Accounting omits topics of less importance and concentrates on the key accounting concepts that managers need to understand in order to make successful, informed decisions.
Managerial Accounting focuses attention on decision making through incremental analysis and performance measurement. Students are motivated to learn managerial accounting by connecting concepts and techniques to the real world; using real cases and real manager’s comments on real company issues. Students and instructors alike have praised this text’s clear and concise writing style, to-the-point discussions, illustrated ideas, and examples that are presented to make ideas concrete.


Table of Contents
Ch 1 Managerial Accounting In The Information Age
Ch 2 Job-Order Costing For Manufacturing And Service Companies
Ch 3 Process Costing
Ch 4 Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis
Ch 5 Variable Costing
Ch 6 Cost Allocation And Activity-Based Costing
Ch 7 The Use Of Cost Information In Management Decision Making
Ch 8 Pricing Decisions, Analyzing Customer Profitability, And Activity-Based Pricing
Ch 9 Capital Budgeting And Other Long-Run Decisions
Ch 10 Budgetary Planning And Control
Ch 11 Standard Costs And Variance Analysis
Ch 12 Decentralization And Performance Evaluation
Ch 13 Statement Of Cash Flows
Ch 14 Analyzing Financial Statements: A Managerial Perspective

Managerial Accounting

ISBN13:  9780471699606｜752pages｜Hardcover｜©2012｜
Author
Charles E. Davis
Elizabeth Davis

Description 
Managerial Accounting by Charles and Elizabeth Davis enables you to focus your teaching on analyzing business problems and applying managerial accounting to business decision making.
The Davis and Davis learning design redefines the managerial accounting solution by shifting the focus from reading about managerial accounting, to frequently applying concepts and analyzing problems.
Business students become better equipped for critical thinking and have a better foundation of core managerial concepts after working through flexible LEARNING UNITS introduced by Davis and Davis. LEARNING UNITS include manageable segments of reading immediately followed by unit reviews that include key terms, self-study questions, and practice exercises.
To understand how managerial accounting information supports business decision-making activities, students need a context in which to place those decisions. In Davis and Davis Managerial Accounting this context is created by using a continuing story of C&C Sports and its supply chain partners to illustrate concepts.

Table of Contents
Ch 1 Accounting as a Tool for Management
Ch 2 Cost Behavior and Cost Estimation
Ch 3 Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis and Pricing Decisions
Ch 4 Product Costing for Manufacturing Companies
Ch 5 Planning and Forecasting
Ch 6 Performance Evaluation: Variance Analysis
Ch 7 Activity-Based Costing and Activity-Based Management
Ch 8 Using Accounting Information to Make Managerial Decisions
Ch 9 Capital Budgeting
Ch 10 Decentralization and Performance Evaluation
Ch 11 Performance Evaluation Revisited: A Balanced Approach
Ch 12 Financial Statement Analysis
Ch 13 Statement of Cash Flows

Core Concepts of Accounting 2/e

ISBN13:  9780470499474｜462pages｜paperback｜©2010｜
Author
Jamie Pratt - University of Indiana

Description 
Core Concepts of Accountingis designed for use in a one-semester, introductory survey of accounting class, providing the basics of both financial and managerial accounting. Financial accounting provides primarily monetary information about business activities that result in the financial statements that are published for use by people outside the business. Managerial accounting provides monetary and nonmonetary information about business activities that result in supporting details for the financial statements; it also provides information for internal organizational users to plan, control, or make decisions about operations.
Core Concepts of Accountingprovides a balanced approach to the conceptual and technical aspects of advanced accounting.
• End-Of Chapter Materials and Icons - ach chapter contains a summary, key terms list, and a variety of questions,
exercises, problems, and short cases for in-class discussion or homework.
• Visual Recaps - Some accounting topics are more easily understood by examining them graphically rather than through
reading. Visual Recaps are provided to illustrate significant topics in a pictorial manner or summarized in a table.
• Accounting Information for Decision Making - This section is designed to emphasize a user (rather than preparer)
perspective of accounting information. These sections will address how external parties can analyze and interpret the types of information discussed in the chapter.

Table of Contents
Part 1 Accounting Frndamentals
Ch 1 An Introduction to the Role of Accounting in the Business World
Ch 2 Concepts and Elements Underlying Accounting
Ch 3 The Mechanics of Double-Entry Accounting
Part 2 Accounting For Assets
Ch 4 Cash, Short-Term Investments, and Accounts Receivable
Ch 5 Inventory
Part 3 Accounting For Liabilities And Ownership Interests
Ch 6 Long-Term Assets: Property, Plant and Equipment, and Intangibles
Ch 7 Liabilities
Ch 8 Stockholders’ Equity
Part 4 Analysis Of Accounting Data
Ch 9 The Corporate Income Statement and Financial Statement Analysis
Ch 10 Statement of Cash Flows
Part 5 Managerial Accounting
Ch 11 Fundamental Managerial Accounting Concepts
Ch 12 Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis
Ch 13 The Master Budget and Standard Costing
Ch 14 Activity-Based Management and Performance Measurement

Intermediate Financial Accounting 18/e - IE

ISBN13:  9780538479721｜1632pages｜paperback｜©2012｜
Author
James D. Stice - University of Brigham Young
Earl K. Stice - University of Brigham Young

Description 
This intermediate accounting text links accounting principles to the central activities of a business. A user/decision-making approach combined with the necessary coverage of GAAP and IFRS prepares students to understand accounting in terms of the activities of a business, which reflects the broadening definition of accounting today. With this edition's focus on codification, it will equip students with all that is the modern accounting environment.
The text's efficient format does not overwhelm students, and its accessible style provides an alternative to more encyclopedic, reference-book approaches. The book offers a blend of the core concepts of accounting principles with procedural applications. This approach is supplemented with the most expansive set of end-of-chapter material on the market, a thorough integration of today's hot topics (the only intermediate text with an entire chapter on earnings management), and a robust selection of student and instructor print and technology resources.
Table of Contents
Ch 1 Financial Reporting
Ch 2 A Review of the Accounting Cycle
Ch 3 The Balance Sheet and Notes to the Financial Statements
Ch 4 The Income Statement
Ch 5 Statement of Cash Flows and Articulation
Ch 6 Earnings Management
Ch 7 The Revenue/Receivables / Cash Cycle
Ch 8 Revenue Recognition
Ch 9 Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold
Ch 10 Investments in Noncurrent Operating Assets--
Acquisition
Ch 11 Investments in Noncurrent Operating Assets--
Utilization and Retirement
Ch 12 Debt Financing
Ch 13 Equity Financing
Ch 14 Investments in Debt and Equity Securities
Ch 15 Leases
Ch 16 Income Taxes
Ch 17 Employee Compensation--Payroll, Pensions, and
Other Compensation Issues
Ch 18 Earnings per Share
Ch 19 Derivatives, Contingencies, Business Segments,
and Interim Reports
Ch 20 Accounting Changes and Error Corrections
Ch 21 Statement of Cash Flows Revisited
Ch 22 Accounting in a Global Market
Ch 23 Analysis of Financial Statements

Financial Accounting in an Economic Context 8/e - ISV

ISBN13:  9780470646366｜826pages｜paperback｜©2011｜
Author
Jamie Pratt - University of Indiana

Description 
Fully updated and revised to include IFRS materials and problems, Financial Accounting 8E explores important accounting concepts from an economic perspective.
• Decision-Making Perspective: All fundamental accounting issues are presented within the context of their impact
on management decision-making.
• Economic Factors: Over 10,000 relevant references to actual events and real companies.
• Integrated Questions for Discussion and Review: End of Chapter Questions for Discussion and Review are strategically
placed in separate boxes within each chapter, immediately after the coverage of the concepts they refer to.
• Real-World End-of-Chapter Exercises and Problems: Several end-of-chapter Exercises and Problems ask students to
respond to real-world information or situations.
• Ethics In Action: Located at the end of each chapter, an ethical dilemma and relevant, open-ended questions drawn
from the examples of actual companies challenge students' critical-thinking abilities.
• Two Comprehensive Case Studies: Presented at the end of Chapter's 8 and 14, these thorough case studies provide a
timely, well-placed opportunity to examine the real-world application of accounting principles in action.
• Measurement Issues: Cash and accrual statements are treated as equally important, with the statement of cash flows
covered throughout the text.

Table of Contents
Part 1 An Overview of Financial Accounting
Ch 1 Financial Accounting and Its Economic Context
Ch 2 The Financial Statements
Part 2 Measurement, Mechanics, and Use of Financial Statements
Ch 3 The Measurement Fundamentals of Financial Accounting
Ch 4 The Mechanics of Financial Accounting
Ch 5 Using Financial Statement Information
Part 3 Assets: A Closer Look
Ch 6 The Current Asset Classification, Cash, and Accounts Receivable
Ch 7 Merchandise Inventory
Ch 8 Investments in Equity Securities
Ch 9 Long-Lived Assets
Part 4 Liabilities and Shareholders’ Equity: A Closer Look
Ch 10 Introduction to Liabilities: Economic Consequences,
Current Liabilities, and Contingencies
Ch 11 Long-Term Liabilities: Notes, Bonds, and Leases
Ch 12 Shareholders´Equity
Part 5 Income and Cash Flows
Ch 13 The Complete Income Statement
Ch 14 The Statement of Cash Flows

Principles of Financial Accounting 12/e - IE

ISBN13:  9780538479059｜960pages｜paperback｜©2012｜NT$1300

Author
James M. Reeve - University of Tennessee
Carl S. Warren - University of Georgia
Jonathan Duchac - Wake Forest University

Description 
Activate learning with Reeve/Warren/Duchac, PRINCIPLES OF FINANCIAL ACCCOUNTING, 12, International Edition! Warren offers students clear guidance to complete homework with an efficien presentation for today's learner. Warren delivers:
Increased Engagement: A high-impact writing style with contemporary examples, IFRS coverage and multimedia support.
Improved Outcomes: Reliable end-of-chapter homework complemented by CengageNOW and Aplia online software to help manage your course and track student performance.
Ease of Use: Premium instructor materials will help you plan your course with ease!
From preparing for class to assessing students, Warren's market-leading resources offer a highly engaging teaching and learning experience.

Table of Contents
Ch 1 Introduction to Accounting & Business
Ch 2 Analyzing Transactions
Ch 3 The Adjusting Process
Ch 4 Completing the Accounting Cycle
Ch 5 Accounting Systems
Ch 6 Accounting for Merchandise
Ch 7 Inventorie
Ch 8 Sarbanes-Oxley, Internal Control and Cash
Ch 9 Receivables
Ch 10 Fixed Assets and Intangible Assets
Ch 11 Current Liabilities & Payroll
Ch 12 Accounting for Partnership & LLC's
Ch 13 Corporations: Organizations, Stock Transactions & Dividends
Ch 14 Long-term Liabilities: Bonds & Notes
Ch 15 Investment & Fair Value Accounting
Ch 16 Statement of Cash Flows
Ch 17 Financial Statement Analysis

Accounting Information Systems 12/e ISV

ISBN13: 9781118092354｜476 pages｜papaerback｜©2013｜NT$1200

Author
Mark G. Simkin - University of Nevada
Jacob M. Rose - University of New Hampshire
Carolyn A. Strand Norman - University of Virginia Commonwealth
Description
• Focus on core concepts and flexibility have made his book widely adopted at a variety of different schools.
• Real World Focus with many real-world Cases-in-Points woven into the text material. Each chapter includes a detailed real-world case or concept in an end-of-chapter AIS-at-Work feature.
• Variety in Assessment through four types of end-of-chapter exercises (discussion questions, problems, Internet exercises, and cases) help students understand the material and gauge their progress.
• Recommendation for further inquiry includes lists of references, recommended readings, and web sites at the end
of each chapter allow interested students to explore the chapter material in greater depth.
• More Test Yourself -- Multiple choice questions at the end of each chapter to help students assess their understanding of the chapter material.
• Expanded coverage of topics current topics important to accounting systems, including cloud computing, data mining, sustainability accounting, forensic accounting COBIT version 5, COSO's 2010 Report on Enterprise Risk Management, enterprise controls, and internal auditing of IT.
• New AIS at Work features at the end of appropriate chapters help students better understand the impact of systems in a wide variety of contexts.
Table of Contents
Ch 1 Accounting Information Systems and the Accountant
Ch 2 Information Technology and AISs
Ch 3 Data Modeling
Ch 4 Organizing and Manipulating the Data in Databases
Ch 5 Database Forms and Reports
Ch 6 Documenting Accounting Information Systems
Ch 7 Accounting Information Systems and Business
Processes: Part I
Ch 8 Accounting Information Systems and Business
Processes: Part II
Ch 9 Introduction to Internal Control Systems
Ch 10 Computer Controls for Organizations and
Accounting Information Systems
Ch 11 Computer Crime, Fraud, Ethics, and Privacy
Ch 12 Information Technology Auditing
Ch 13 Developing and Implementing Effective
Accounting Information Systems
Ch 14 Accounting on the Internet
Ch 15 Accounting and Enterprise Software

Principles of Financial Accounting, 2e

ISBN13: 9780470819258｜869 pages｜Paperback｜©2010｜NT$1550

Author
Jerry J. Weygandt

Description
In its US edition, ‘Principles of Accounting’ has been a market leading introductory accounting textbook for over 20 years. The Australasian adaptation of this highly regarded textbook accentuates its relevance to both students and academics alike with its constructive pedagogical structure, application of accounting to a wider business environment, and clear, easy-to-understand writing style.

As accounting is the international language of business, with many students expecting their qualifications to open career opportunities internationally, ‘Principles of Financial Accounting 2nd edition’ aligns to the conceptual framework and financial reporting requirements under IFRS, as well as presenting real company financial information from the Australasian region. Throughout all chapters, accounting processes and systems are applied and illustrated with either real businesses or constructive hypothetical examples.

A unique feature of the textbook is that it can be used in either a one semester or two semester introductory accounting subject. Students who study with this textbook will be equipped with knowledge and skills required for their further accounting studies and eventual career as an accounting professional.

Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Accounting in Action.
Chapter 2. The recording process.
Chapter 3. Adjusting the accounts.
Chapter 4. Completion of the accounting cycle.
Chapter 5. Accounting for retail operations.
Chapter 6. Inventories.
Chapter 7. Accounting information systems.
Chapter 8. Internal control and cash.
Chapter 9. Accounting for receivables.
Chapter 10. Property, plant & equipment; intangible assets and goodwill; mineral resources and biological assets.
Chapter 11. Current Liabilities and payroll accounting.
Chapter 12. Accounting concepts, assumptions & principles.
Chapter 13. Accounting for partnerships.
Chapter 14. Companies: share capital.
Chapter 15. Companies: dividends, retained profits and income reporting.
Chapter 16. Non-current liabilities.
Chapter 17. Investments.
Chapter 18. Cash flow statement.
Chapter 19. Financial Statement analysis
Glossary.
Index.

Principles of Accounting, 2e

ISBN13: 9780470819241｜1128 pages｜Paperback｜©2010｜NT$1450

Author
Jerry J. Weygandt
Keryn Chalmers
Lorena Mitrione
Susana Yuen
Michelle Fyfe

Description
In its US edition, ‘Principles of Accounting’ has been a market leading introductory accounting textbook for over 20 years. The Australasian adaptation of this highly regarded textbook accentuates its relevance to both students and academics alike with its constructive pedagogical structure, application of accounting to a wider business environment, and clear, easy-to-understand writing style.

As accounting is the international language of business, with many students expecting their qualifications to open career opportunities internationally, ‘Principles of Accounting 2nd edition’ aligns to the conceptual framework and financial reporting requirements under IFRS, as well as presenting real company financial information from the Australasian region. Throughout all chapters, accounting processes and systems are applied and illustrated with either real businesses or constructive hypothetical examples.

A unique feature of the textbook is that it can be used in either a one semester or two semester introductory accounting subject. Students who study with this textbook will be equipped with knowledge and skills required for their further accounting studies and eventual career as an accounting professional.

Table of Contents
1 Accounting in action.
2 The recording process.
3 Adjusting the accounts.
4 Completion of the accounting cycle.
5 Accounting for retail operations.
6 Inventories.
7 Accounting information systems.
8 Internal control and cash.
9 Accounting for receivables.
10 Property, plant and equipment; intangible assets and goodwill; mineral resources and biological assets.
11 Current liabilities and payroll accounting.
12 Accounting concepts and principles.
13 Accounting for partnerships.
14 Companies: share capital.
15 Companies: dividends, retained earnings and income reporting.
16 Non-current liabilities.
17 Investments.
18 The statement of cash fl ows.
19 Financial statement analysis.
20 Management accounting.
21 Cost accounting systems.
22 Cost–volume–profi t relationships.
23 Budgeting and responsibility accounting.
24 Performance evaluation through standard costs.
25 Incremental analysis and capital budgeting.
APPENDIX: Time value of money.

Core Concepts of Government and Not-For-Profit Accounting, 2nd edition

ISBN13: 978-0-471-73792-6｜448 pages｜Paperback｜©2011｜NT$1280
Supplements: Test Bank｜Solutions Manual

Author
Michael H. Granof (University of Texas, Austin)
Penelope S. Wardlow

Description
Building on the success of Government and Not-For-Profit Accounting, 2e, Michael Granof and Penelope Wardlow’s Core Concepts of Government and Not-For-Profit Accounting 2nd Edition presents a concise, accessible, user-oriented look at the unique features of governmental and not-for-profit accounting. The text helps students understand the “why” of accounting requirements and how financial statements may be interpreted and used by a variety of interested parties, such as future managers, bond analysts, and members of legislatures and governing boards.

Table of Contents

Financial Reporting for Managers: A Value-Creation Perspective, 1st Edition

ISBN13: 978-0-471-45749-7｜430 pages｜Paperback｜©2009｜NT$1250
Supplements: Instructor's Manual｜Test Bank｜Power point｜Solutions Manual

Author
Jamie Pratt (Kelley School of Business, Indiana Univ.)
D. Eric Hirst (University of Texas at Austin)

Description
This brief textbook is designed for business students and managers, with little prior exposure to financial reporting, who wish to understand how financial statements can help them - and encourage others - to make decisions in the long run interest of the firm’s shareholders.
Pratt/Hirst, Financial Reporting for Managers is targeted at thoughtful business students and managers, wishing to learn how financial statement use and analysis can be a path to business success. The text brings together financial reporting and management decision making in a thoughtful, creative and easy to understand manner. Additionally, this text links shareholder value creation and the financial accounting statements to the market value of the firm in a way that can be easily understood by practitioners.

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Applying International Financial Reporting Standards, 2nd Edition

ISBN13: 978-0-470-81967-8｜1280 pages｜Paperback｜©2010｜NT$1800

Author
Keith Alfredson (Consultant)
Ruth Picker (Ernst & Young)
Janice Loftus (University of Sydney)
Kerry Clark (Ernst & Young)
Victoria Wise (University of Tasmania)
Matt Dyki (The University of Queensland)

Description
Applying International Financial Reporting Standards 2nd edition has been thoroughly updated to reflect the varied and numerous changes with the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). The expert knowledge and authoritative explanations of the author team has resulted in the textbook being extensively referenced by both professional and academics in countries that have either adopted, or intend to adopt international accounting standards.
The continuing focus is on interpreting, analysing, and illustrating the financial reporting requirements under IFRS. Each chapter contains numerous illustrative examples that present and explain concepts to ensure that users gain a deep understanding of the reporting requirements and meet the knowledge expectations of the accounting profession.

The coverage of accounting standards has been expanded in the new edition with the inclusion of new chapters on IFRS 6 Exploration for and Evaluation of Mineral Resources, IAS 8 Revenue, IAS 19 Employee benefits and IAS 41 Agriculture. This textbook has been written for intermediate and advance courses on financial accounting, at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.

For adopters of this text there is a full suite of lecturer resources available: Solutions Manual, Test Bank, PowerPoint Slides, Art Files and content for your Learning Mangement System (Blackboard, WebCT, Moodle) which includes student quizzes and exclusive clips from our Ernst & Young Video series. To register visit http://supps.johnwiley.com.au/database/supplements.cfm?isbn=0470819677

Table of Contents
Part 1 FRAMEWORK.
1 The IASB and its conceptual Framework.
Part 2 ELEMENTS.
2 Shareholders’ equity: share capital and reserves.
3 Revenue.
4 Provisions, contingent liabilities and contingent assets.
5 Financial instruments.
6 Share-based payment.
7 Income taxes.
8 Inventories.
9 Property, plant and equipment.
10 Intangible assets.
11 Business combinations.
12 Impairment of assets.
13 Leases.
14 Accounting for mineral resources.
15 Employee benefits.
16 Agriculture.
Part 3 DISCLOSURE.
17 Principles of disclosure — IAS 1, IAS 8 and IAS 10.
18 Presentation of fi nancial statements.
19 Statement of cash flows.
20 Operating segments.
Part 4 ECONOMIC ENTITIES.
21 Controlled entities: the consolidation method.
22 Consolidation: wholly owned subsidiaries.
23 Consolidation: intragroup transactions.
24 Consolidation: non-controlling interest.
25 Consolidation: indirect ownership interests.
26 Consolidation: foreign subsidiaries.
27 Accounting for investments in associates.
28 Interests in joint ventures.
Appendix FACT SHEETS.
Useful terms.
Index.

Corporate Governance and Accountability, 3rd Edition

ISBN13: 978-0-470-69509-8｜440 pages｜Paperback｜©2010｜NT$1150

Author
Jill Solomon (King's College London)

Description
Corporate Governance and Accountability, Third Edition provides readers with an up-to-date summary of the most recent developments in corporate governance. Presenting a full discussion of corporate governance issues, the book adopts a holistic approach, taking the broadest view of the corporate governance agenda, including both theory and practice. The new edition is comprehensively updated and incorporates new codes of practice, policy documents and academic research.

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