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Introduction to Financial Accounting is a market-leading textbook that offers comprehensive coverage of all the fundamental accounting techniques and practices required by the major accountancy bodies, and explains the reasons why transactions are accounted for in a particular manner. The authors provide stimulating discussion that enables students to think strategically about the influence that accounting has on economic decision-making and its impact on wider society.



For students undertaking a degree in accounting or business studies, this ninth edition has been fully revised and updated to the latest accounting standards. It provides a contemporary approach whilst retaining its highly valued concise, student-friendly chapters and practical content. This essential resource is packed with real world examples, worked examples and exercises to keep students engaged and to aid understanding of complex accounting theory.



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PART 1: Theframework of accounting  



1 Entities and financial reporting statements (including the natureand
objectives of financial accounting)



2 Financial reporting: institutional framework and standards



3 The Conceptual Framework 1: objective of financial statements,stakeholders
and other reports



4 The Conceptual Framework 2: concepts, principles and policies



5 The Conceptual Framework 3: the qualitative characteristics offinancial
information



6 Auditing, corporate governance and ethics  



PART 2: Double-entry bookkeeping (recording transactions and thebooks of
account)



7 The accounting equation and its components  



8 Basic documentation and books of account



9Double entry and the general ledger  



10 The balancing of accounts and the trial balance  



11 Day books and the journal  



12 The cash book and petty cash book



PART 3: Preparing final financial statements for sole traders



13 The final financial statements of sole traders (introductory)



14 Adjustment for depreciation and non-current assets



15 Irrecoverable receivables and allowance for irrecoverablereceivables



16 Adjustment for accruals and prepayments



17 Inventory valuation



18 The extended trial balance and final financial statements(advanced)



PART 4: Internal control and check



19 The bank reconciliation statement



20 Control accounts



21 Errors and suspense accounts



22 Single entry and incomplete records



PART 5: Partnerships



23 The final financial statements of partnerships



24 Changes in partnerships



25 Partnership dissolution and conversion to a limited company



PART 6: Companies



26 The nature of limited companies and their capital



27 The final financial statements of limited companies



28 Statement of cash flows



29 The appraisal of company financial statements using ratio analysis



Appendix 1: Case studies



Appendix 2: Solutions to exercises



Glossary

Index
Andrew Thomas is a senior lecturer in the Accounting and Finance Group at the University of Birmingham Business School.





Dr. Anne Marie Ward is a Professor of Accounting in the Department of Accounting, Finance and Economics at the University of Ulster at Jordanstown, Northern Ireland. She is also a qualified Chartered Accountant.
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