1Objective-- 2Scope-- 3General requirements for financial statements-- 4Objective of financial

t1 2Presentation of Financial statement-A 1-- 3Inventories-IAS7-- 4Statement of cash flows-IAS7--t5

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interpretation -- Financial statement analysis I -- Statement of cash flows -- pt. 4. The financial statements of

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-current assets -- 3. Asset valuation: Intangible assets -- 4. Asset valuation: Inventories and construction

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, plant and equipment -- ch. 4. Investment property -- ch. 5. Impairment of assets -- ch. 6. Intangible

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. Stevenson -- 4. Globalisation of accounting standards : a UK perspective / David Alexander -- 5. The US role

accounting -- Ch. 4. Corporate profit statement -- Ch. 5. Corporate cash flow statement -- Ch. 6. Corporate

fair value reporting? -- Ch. 4. How appraisers develop fair value -- Ch. 5. Allocation of purchase

introduction to financial statement analysis -- Part 4.The accounts of multinational companies -- Part 5

market ratios -- Sect. 4. Recording business transactions -- Sect. 5. Measuring profit or loss -- Sect. 6

. Selling more -- 4. Costing less -- 5. Owning more -- 6. Owing less -- 7. Presenting it better -- 8. Other

"Accounting and Finance for Non-Specialists, 4e is aimed primarily at students who are not majoring

Recommendations -- Chapter 3: The Financial Position Statement -- Chapter 4: The Income Statement -- Chapter 5

Interrelationship of Financial Statements -- 3. The Balance Sheet: Basic Summary of Value and Ownership -- 4. The

Financial Reporting Topics -- Ch. 3. Balance Sheet -- Ch. 4. Income Statement -- Ch. 5. Basics of Analysis

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Concept -- 3. Analysis of Cash Flows -- 4. Foundations of Ratio and Financial Analysis -- 5. Empirical

. Measuring and Reporting Financial Performance -- 4. Accounting for Limited Companies -- 5. Measuring and

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