Project Description
Accounting, 12th Edition
Hoggett, Medlin, Chalmers, Beattie, Hellmann, Maxfield
A benchmark Accounting text over the past 30 years, Hoggett’s Accounting has been refreshed in this twelfth edition. A must-have for students who want to succeed in their unit and leave with a rich foundation of technical knowledge for their future study and Accounting career, the text focuses on accounting from the perspective of a financial statement preparer.
With two versions being published, Hoggett’s Financial Accounting can be used for either the typical one-semester course, or Hoggett’s Accounting, with 6 additional introductory management accounting chapters, can extend to two-semesters.
The eBook edition of Accounting, 12th Edition features a range of instructional media content designed to provide students with an interactive and engaging learning experience. This unique resource can also form the basis of a blended learning solution for lecturers.
Interactive media
Practitioner videos (PwC), animated demo problems, interactive practice and questions with feedback.
Excel Content
Excel Primer, end of chapter exercises and Excel screen-casts across eText in selected chapters
New running case study
New Running case (Techtopia) throughout text creates a practical business context to apply learnings.
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- Up to date: The new edition has been updated to incorporate recent challenges in the business world that are impacting on accounting, namely the COVID-19 pandemic as well as technological advances and updates to standards.
- Expanded coverage on Ethics: New “Ethics in Action” questions at the end of each selected chapter, as well as ESG boxes added across selected chapters.
- New coverage on Technology: Updated technology vignettes on the various technologies impacting aspects of accounting
- Excel coverage throughout: Including Excel Primer, EOC exercises and Excel screen casts across selected chapters
- New running Case Study: “Techtopia”
- End of chapter questions: 30% of end-of-chapter questions have been replaced
| Table of contents | |
|---|---|
| Chapter 1. Decision making and the role of accounting | Chapter 14. Non-current assets: acquisition and depreciation |
| Chapter 2. Financial statements for decision making | Chapter 15. Non-current assets: revaluation, disposal and other aspects |
| Chapter 3. Recording transactions | Chapter 16. Liabilities |
| Chapter 4. Adjusting the accounts and preparing financial statements | Chapter 17. Presentation of financial statements |
| Chapter 5. Completing the accounting cycle — closing and reversing entries | Chapter 18. Statement of cash flows |
| Chapter 6. Accounting for retailing | Chapter 19. Analysis and interpretation of financial statements |
| Chapter 7. Accounting systems | Chapter 20. Accounting for manufacturing |
| Chapter 8. Partnerships: formation, operation and reporting | Chapter 21. Cost accounting |
| Chapter 9. Companies: formation and operations | Chapter 22. Cost–volume–profit analysis for decision making |
| Chapter 10. Regulation and the Conceptual Framework | Chapter 23. Budgeting for planning and control |
| Chapter 11. Cash management and control | Chapter 24. Performance evaluation for managers |
| Chapter 12. Receivables | Chapter 25. Differential analysis, profitability analysis and capital budgeting |
| Chapter 13. Inventories | |
John Hoggett
John Medlin (Uni SA)
Keryn Chalmers (Swinburne)
Claire Beattie (Lincoln)
Andreas Hellmann (Macquarie)
Jodie Maxfield (JCU)