Frank Wood's business accounting : an introduction to financial accounting by 
Accounting and Finance by
For undergraduate and MBA courses in Accounting and Finance. Gain a complete grounding in Accounting and Finance and develop skills to work with financial information Accounting and Finance: An Introduction 10th Edition by Eddie McLaney and Peter Atrill contains all the information on Accounting and Finance that students need to start their career in business. With an emphasis on introducing topics in a step-by-step and accessible way, students will be taught how to understand and use financial information and reports, and will gain an appreciation of the key roles that both accounting and finance have to play in business decision-making. This bestselling text continues to be popular on introductory courses, and makes the experience of learning about accounting and finance relevant and practical through its use of real numerical accounting techniques, the inclusion of important international financial standards, an increased number of activities to encourage learning in an active way, and through a range of relevant, real-world examples, many of which are new to this edition.
International financial reporting : a practical guide by
'International Financial Reporting' delivers a focused, user-friendly introduction to international financial reporting and how to implement the IASB standards for undergraduate students.
Cost and Management Accounting by
This is a text for introductory courses on cost and management accounting. It provides coverage of the elementary principles and techniques of costing and management accounting, and concentrates on the typical syllabus of a first year BA course.
Financial accounting and reporting by
Providing a comprehensive overview of financial accounting and reporting, this text offers a balance of theoretical and conceptual coverage with up-to-date practical applications of current international standards.
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Subject |
Shelved at |
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Business Ethics |
174.7 |
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Financial Economics |
332 |
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Public Finance |
336 |
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Business (Main Section) |
650-659 |
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Accounting |
657 |
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Employability |
650.1 |
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Management |
658 |
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Corporate Finance |
658.1 |
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Human Resource Management |
658.3 |
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Executive & Strategic Management |
658.4 |
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Operations Management |
658.5 |
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Marketing |
658.8 |
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Advertising and PR |
659 |
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I need some Statistics...
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