New Zealand Financial Accounting provides students with a comprehensive grounding in all aspects of financial accounting. The only financial accounting text to incorporate NZ accounting standards, this market-leading text succeeds on two fronts - a complete understanding of financial accounting and an engaging and accessible presentation of the material. This edition has been fully updated to reflect the latest NZ interpretations of IFRS standards and includes expanded coverage of consolidations. Additional information includes accounting for group structures, intragroup transactions, non-controlling interests, indirect ownership interests, equity investments and joint ventures. New Zealand Financial Accounting continues to offer students a detailed grasp of the theory and applications underlying financial accounting, while challenging the reader to critically evaluate them.
This edition has been fully updated to reflect the latest NZ interpretations of IFRS standards and includes expanded coverage of consolidations.
This book is written with an emphasis on the meaning and purpose of accounting as much as the numerical content, matching the specification of many specialist, non-specialist and professional courses which take this approach. The book provides an excellent introduction to financial accounting and uses numerical content to illustrate key concepts and techniques.
This book is written with an emphasis on the meaning and purpose of accounting as much as the numerical content. The book provides an introduction to financial accounting and uses numerical content to illustrate key concepts and techniques.
Designed for the first financial accounting course at four-year colleges and universities, Financial Accounting, 2e is unique in approach, in that it not only considers GAAP in its valuation of financial statements, but also considers the economic valuation.
Designed for the first financial accounting course at four-year colleges and universities, Financial Accounting, 2e is unique in approach, in that it not only considers GAAP in its valuation of financial statements, but also considers the ...
