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Accounting: A smart approach

Author: Cathy Knowles | Mary Carey |

6,480.00

Additional information

Weight 1 kg
Dimensions 47.50 × 35 × 1 cm
ISBN

9780198844808

Language

English

Publisher

 Oxford University Press

Year of Publishing

2020

Description

Description

An ideal companion to accountancy modules for business and management students, with a unique running case study throughout to help students visualize the practical applications of accountancy and demystify abstract concepts.

  • A fully-integrated running case study based on the fictional business ‘Smart Sports’ demonstrates the relevance of accountancy skills to business and management students, helping to motivate and engage those who have little or no practical work experience
  • An abundance of contextual examples are combined with a direct and engaging writing style to bring clarity to complex areas
  • Extensive practice material, both in the book and online, allows students to test their understanding of key principles at every step of their learning
  • End-of-part case studies and frequent ‘Ponder Points’ complement the ‘Smart Sports’ case study by encouraging students to apply the theory to different scenarios
  • Also available as an e-book with functionality, navigation features, and links that offer extra learning support

New to this edition

  • Chapter 16 expanded to provide up-to-date coverage on ethical accounting, environmental accounting, and the review of the Corporate Governance Code
  • Updated to reflect the IASB’s revised Conceptual Framework’
  • Additional real-life examples have been added to provide further opportunities for students to see how accountancy theory is relevant to businesses and individuals
Table of Contents

Part One: Financial Accounting

    • 1:The Cash Budget
    • 2:Introduction to the Statement of Profit or Loss
    • 3:Balancing the Basics
    • 4:Accounting for Depreciation and Bad Debts
    • 5: Company Finance
    • 6:Company Accounts
    • 7:The Statement of Cash Flows
    • 8:Interpreting Financial Statements
    • 9:Capital Structure and Investment Ratios

Part Two: Management Accounting

    • 10:Costs and Break-even Analysis
    • 11:Absorption and Activity-based Costing
    • 12:Budgeting
    • 13:Pricing and Costs
    • 14:Short-term Decision Making
    • 15:Investment Appraisal Techniques
    • 16: Measuring and Reporting Performance