Intermediate Accounting IFRS

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John Wiley & Sons, 2020 M07 8 - 1408 páginas

Essential knowledge of International Financial Reporting Standards for students of global accounting

This important work provides the tools global accounting students need to understand international financial reporting standards (IFRS) and how they are applied in practice. This text emphasizes fair value, proper accounting for financial instruments, and new developments in international accounting. By presenting IFRS in light of current accounting practice, this book helps students gain practical knowledge of the topic that they can apply as they advance into their global accounting careers.

With this revised and updated Fourth Edition, students will develop a firm conceptual understanding of IFRS, as well as the ability to integrate their learning through practical exercises. Throughout this text, Global Accounting Insights highlight the important differences that remain between IFRS and U.S. GAAP, discussing the ongoing joint convergence efforts to resolve them. Comprehensive, up-to-date, and accurate, Intermediate Accounting IFRS includes proven pedagogical tools designed to help students learn more effectively.

  • Comprehensively covers the latest International Financial Reporting Standards and how they are applied in practice
  • Takes a comparative approach to help students understand the differences between IFRS, U.S. GAAP, and other important standards
  • Emphasizes practical application of knowledge with end-of-chapter Review and Practice sections
  • Provides authoritative references and citations to ensure content reliability and provide opportunities for further study
  • Includes access to video walkthroughs, interactive content, and digital resources to support student engagement and ensure positive learning outcomes

As IFRS gains broad acceptance around the world, students of global accounting will need to be intimately familiar with these standards, and prepared to keep up with the rapid changes in the international environment. Intermediate Accounting IFRS answers to these pressing needs, making it the clear choice for accounting courses at the intermediate level.

 

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Standards
1
Conceptual Framework for Financial
12
What Do the Numbers Mean? Can You Do That?
15
Dilutive Securities and Earnings
16
Presentation and Disclosure
24
Concepts 216
16
Summary 1818
18
in Financial Reporting 241
24
Equity 151
1
Reacquisition of Shares 1511
11
What Do the Numbers Mean? Dividends
18
Depreciation and Replacement of Property
22
NonCurrent Liabilities
39
Breaking the Options Habit 162
2
Convertible Preference Shares
8
RecognitionShare Compensation 1614
14

3
1
Conversion from Cash Basis to Accrual Basis 339
39
Worksheet Columns
46
The Accounting Cycle
51
Global Accounting Insights 370
70
Record and Summarize Basic Transactions
3
Limitations of the Income Statement
4
Income Before Income Tax 412
13
Accounting for Revenue Recognition Issues 1819
18
Sales Returns and Allowances
30
Impairment of Goodwill
35
Statement of Financial Position
41
Conclusion 116
1
Hey It Doesnt Balance
5
What Do the Numbers Mean? Warning Signals 514
14
Usefulness of the Statement of Cash Flows 521
21
Techniques of Disclosure 527
27
Global Accounting Insights 556
57
Global Accounting Insights 124
1
Accounting and the Time Value of Money
6
Future Value of an Annuity Due 617
17
Present Value of an Annuity Due 622
23
Present Value of a Single Sum 611
25
Present Value Measurement 629
29
Cash and Receivables
1
Cash and Receivables
2
Recognition of Accounts Receivable
7
Notes Receivable 715
15
Presentation and Analysis 723
23
Using Bank Accounts 726
32
A CostBasis
1
What Do the Numbers Mean? Boomerang Sales 1822
18
Additional
1
Additional Valuation Issues
2
Evaluation of the LCNRV Rule
7
Computation of Gross Profit Percentage 913
13
Special Items Relating to Retail Method 919
19
Acquisition and Disposition of Property
1
Borrowing Costs During Construction 106
7
Issuance of Shares 1013
13
Costs Subsequent to Acquisition 1020
20
CashGenerating Units
1
Recognizing Revaluations 1121
21
Financial Statement Presentation2021 1931
22
Revaluation of Land 1127
27
Depreciation Impairments
55
Global Accounting Insights 1155
57
Second Year2022 1932
4
Intangible Assets 121
12
Presentation of Intangible Assets 1217
13
PrincipalAgent Relationships 1824
18
Identifying RD Activities 1219
19
Global Accounting Insights 1242
43
What Do the Numbers Mean? Going Going Gone 137
7
Depreciation and Partial Periods 119
11
Provisions 1315
14
What Do the Numbers Mean? Frequent Flyers 1321
21
Contingent Liabilities 1327
27
Notes Issued at Face Value
12
Basic Earnings per Share 1620
20
Diluted EPSOptions and Warrants 1627
27
ShareAppreciation Rights Example 1633
33
Global Accounting Insights 1659
61
What Do the Numbers Mean? What Is Fair Value? 1712
12
Going Long 141
14
Holdings of Less Than 20 1714
18
Book Value per Share
23
Recycling Adjustments 1727
27
Who Uses Derivatives and Why? 1733
33
Fair Value Hedge 1738
39
Comprehensive Hedge Accounting
45
Disclosure
49
Conclusion 1752
52
Global Accounting Insights 942
77
Background 183
3
The FiveStep Process Revisited
9
Revision of Depreciation Rates 1110
11
Accounting for Leases
23
Evolving Issue Converged Converging or Diverging? 1834
34
LongTerm Contract Losses
42
Accounting for Income Taxes
1
Carrybacks 1934
35
Accounting for Pensions
1
Reporting Changes in the Defined Benefit Obligation
8
Income Statement Presentation 1912
19
Times Are AChanging 211
1
Need for a Conceptual Framework
2
Measurement of the Lease Liability and Lease Asset 217
7
Summary of Lessee Accounting 2117
17
Loss Carryforward Example 1919
19
Lessor Accounting for Operating Leases 2126
26
Evolving Issue Bring It On 2134
34
Lease Classification 2140
40
Global Accounting Insights 2169
71
Accounting Changes
3
Impairment of LimitedLife Intangibles 1214
12
Financial Statement Presentation 1922
19
Analysis 221
22
Statement of Cash Flows
1
IllustrationsTax Consultants Inc 237
7
Sources of Information for
16
Special Problems in Statement
22
Tax Reconciliation
54
What Do the Numbers Mean? Change
3
Increase in Reporting Requirements 244
4
Events after the Reporting Period
10
Interim Reports 2417
17
What Do the Numbers Mean? The Tax Twist 1926
19
Auditors and Managements Reports 2421
23
Current Reporting Issues 2431
31
APPENDIX
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APPENDIX
77
Contingencies 131
1
Impairment Illustrations
2
Reversal of Impairment Loss
12
Internet Financial Reporting 2433
15
Fraudulent Financial Reporting 2433
24
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