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028 _a: Donated by M B Ragupathy
082 _a657 NAR
100 _aR Narayanaswamy.
245 _aFinancial accounting
_b: a managerial perspective
_c/ R Narayanaswamy..
250 _a:5th.
260 _aNew Delhi
_b: PHI Learning Private
_c, 2014.
300 _axiii,650p.
_c:28cm.
365 _b00
505 _aAccounting, Market, and Governance-- Processing Transactions-- Measuring Income-- Accounting for Merchandising Transactions-- Internal Control System-- Inventories-- Fixed Assets-- Investments-- Liabilities-- Analysing Finalcial Statements
520 _aNow in its fifth edition, this acclaimed text explains how to prepare, analyse, and interpret information from financial statements. New and distinctive features of this edition Banks: an entirely new chapter explains the financial statements of banks, and covers the effect of legal and regulatory requirements on the financial performance of banks. Spotlight on earnings quality analysis and earnings management: issues in understanding earnings quality and earnings management are explained with real-world examples. Chapter vignettes: a tone-setting vignette at the start of every chapter helps students to relate to the key issues covered in the chapter. Emphasis on thinking: accounting involves making significant decisions at every level of management. This text provides many opportunities for students to think about the considerations that go into making accounting judgements. New cases studies: new case studies on Tata Consultancy Services, Biocon, UBS, Reebok India, Nobles Crus, Essar Oil, HDFC, Kingfisher Airlines, Reliance Communications, and ICICI Bank have been added. Student-friendly approach: ideas are explained in a simple style using everyday language. No prior knowledge of business is assumed. Common doubts in understanding accounting are addressed. New material and updates: new material has been added to many chapters, including revenue recognition, pro forma financial measures, whistle-blowing, fraudster profile, cloud computing, statement of changes in equity, and management communications. The content has also been updated to include the effect of the Companies Act 2013 and changes in Indian accounting standards and international financial reporting standards.
655 _aAccounting
_bManagerial accounting.
_bR Narayanaswamy
_bFinalcial Accounting.
700 _aR Narayanaswamy.
942 _cBOOK
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