Financial accounting, reporting and analysis Book

The fully updated International Edition of Elliott and Elliott's market-leading "Financial Accounting and Reporting" uses the latest International Accounting Standards as its framework. It offers a unique balance of theoretical and conceptual coverage with up-to-date practical applications and illustrations taken from real world international company reports and accounts. The text is ideal for financial accounting, reporting and analysis modules on second and final year undergraduate courses in accounting, business studies and combined studies. It is also suitable for MBA courses, specialist MSc courses and professional courses preparing students for accountancy examinations.; The key features include: completely updated in line with IFRSs and the application of international standards worldwide; new pedagogical features including key points, overviews, chapter objectives and learning outcomes, summaries and further questions; widespread inclusion of contemporary international case studies; attractive new two-colour design; illustrations taken from real published accounts to demonstrate the practical application and limitations of the subject; excellent range of review questions for use in seminars or for revision purposes; exercises of varying difficulty with solutions to selected exercises provided at the back of the book; extensive references included at the end of each chapter; and is supported by an "Instructor's Manual" containing fully worked solutions to all exercises in the book. Barry Elliott is a training consultant. He has extensive teaching experience at undergraduate, postgraduate and professional level in China, Hong Kong, New Zealand and Singapore. He has wide experience as an external examiner both in higher education and at all levels of professional education. Jamie Elliott is a Director with Deloitte & Touche.; Prior to this, he has lectured at university on undergraduate degree programmes and as an assistant professor on MBA and executive programmes at the London Business School.