Project Description
Accounting: Reporting, Analysis and Decision Making, 7th Edition
Carlon, McAlpine, Lee, Mitrione, Kirk, Wong
Our market-leading seventh edition of Accounting: Reporting, Analysis and Decision Making has been thoroughly updated to reflect the Conceptual Framework for Financial Reporting 2018. This text focuses on giving students real company financials. It explores how this information can be analysed, interpreted, and applied to management and business decision-making.
The text comes with an access code that unlocks an interactive ebook which provides students with real world videos, practice exercises and constant feedback to remove the roadblocks to successful self-study.
Framework and Standards Update
Fully updated for the revised Conceptual Framework for Financial Reporting and the amended Accounting Standards, keeping content current and relevant.
Technology Vignettes
Vignettes on innovative accounting technologies are featured throughout the text, closing the knowledge gap on the latest tech advances that students will encounter as graduates.
Real-world Connections
Practitioner videos connect the course content with real-world examples, and give students relatable insights into the world of accounting.
Interactive E-Text: Powerful Digital Capabilities
Available as a full colour printed textbook with an interactive eBook code, this title enables every student to master concepts and succeed in assessment. Lecturers are supported with an extensive, easy-to-use teaching and learning package.
The latest edition of Accounting: Reporting, Analysis and Decision Making, includes these key features:
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- Accounting practice is updated for new Conceptual Framework (2018)
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- Updated Standards guide and accounting procedures
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- References to EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer) has replaced cheques
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- Revised end-of-chapter questions
Table of contents | |
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Chapter 1. An introduction to accounting | Chapter 10. Reporting and analysing equity |
Chapter 2. The recording process | Chapter 11. Statement of cash flows |
Chapter 3. Accrual accounting concept | Chapter 12. Financial statement analysis and decision making |
Chapter 4. Inventories | Chapter 13. Analysing and integrating GAAP |
Chapter 5. Reporting and analysing inventories | Chapter 14. Introduction to management accounting |
Chapter 6. Accounting information systems | Chapter 15. Cost accounting systems |
Chapter 7. Reporting and analysing cash and receivables | Chapter 16. Cost-volume-profit relationships |
Chapter 8. Reporting and analysing non-current assets | Chapter 17. Budgeting |
Chapter 9. Reporting and analysing liabilities |
Rosina McAlpine
Chrisann Lee (QUT)
Lorena Mitrione (Monash)
Ngaire Kirk
Lily Wong (VU)