Comparative International Accounting

Business & Money

Christopher W. Nobes

Robert H. Parker

Finance

Pearson Education Limited

<p> <i>Alexander and Nobes: Financial Accounting’s clear writing style and unique international focus is ideal for anyone new to financial accounting or wanting to gain a better understanding of International Financial Reporting Standards. </i> </p>

Financial Accounting: An International Introduction

David Alexander

Economics

Financial Times/Prentice Hall

With the growing integration of the international economy the international differences in financial reporting practices have never been so important in multinational business. Recent reforms in International Accounting Standards, combined with the continuing European harmonization, have placed this topic high on the current agenda of both researchers and of business analysts actively concerned with international accounting practice.This new, updated edition of Christopher Nobes' International Classification of Financial Reporting examines the causes and nature of the differences between financial reporting practices in different countries, charting all the many significant developments to have taken place through the 1980s. The relevant research published during this period is discussed, alongside the effects of the regulatory changes that have taken place. Improvements in the existing system of classification in financial reporting are proposed in the light of the accelerated process of harmonization currently taking place.The resulting volume is an indispensable source for academics and professionals in international accounting and for all who are engaged in the process of European harmonization.

International classification of financial reporting (Croom Helm series on international accounting and finance)

St.Martin's Press

Current financial reporting practice has been under major review in Europe with the approach of the Single Market and moves towards harmonization. This updated edition of Christopher Nobes' introductory text provides first-year students of financial accounting with a comprehensive and relevant approach to the subject that takes on board the increasing impact of international influences (particularly from the EC) and the recent reforms in accounting standards. Part One covers the nature of value and profit, the purposes of financial statements and specific problems of measurement. These are examined theoretically from first principles and then used to discuss accounting techniques, such as double entry, in detail. Part Two looks at other areas affecting financial accounting such as law and taxes. This book should be of interest to students and teachers of business studies and financial accounting.

Introduction to Financial Accounting

Routledge

Continues to provide non-specialist students of financial accounting with a comprehensive and relevant approach to the subject that takes on board the increasing impact of international accounting standards.

Thomson Learning

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