Financial Accounting and Reporting for Non-Accounting Students
How to Interpret Financial Statements and Appraise Company Performance
by Stephen M. Frost
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Pub Date Jan 03 2024 | Archive Date Mar 11 2024
Kogan Page Ltd | Kogan Page
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Description
This textbook introduces the essential principles of financial accounting to non-accounting students, written for an international audience with global case studies and a suite of learning features.
Using terminology which is compliant with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), Financial Accounting and Reporting for Non-Accounting Students covers topics such as the statement of financial position, profit and loss statement, non-current assets, inventory valuation and the statement of cashflows. It also provides a roadmap for performance appraisal and presents the subjective nature of financial accounting and the impact of bias in financial reporting.
Real-world examples from Britvic, Greggs. Huawei, Hugo Boss, Manchester United and Ryanair illustrate the principles discussed in the book. With over 300 multiple-choice questions, 71 extended problems and more than 90 questions to enable deep learning in the fundamental aspects of this core business subject, Financial Accounting and Reporting for Non-Accountings Students is a key textbook for undergraduate and postgraduate students taking modules on financial accounting and reporting or introductory modules in accounting.
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9781398614086 |
PRICE | £36.99 (GBP) |
PAGES | 408 |