Intermediate Accounting, Volume 1
14th Canadian Edition
About This Book
This textbook provides a comprehensive overview of financial accounting principles and practices within the Canadian regulatory framework. It covers the conceptual framework, financial statement presentation, revenue recognition, and the accounting treatment of various asset classes, aligning with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) as adopted in Canada.
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Intermediate Accounting, Volume 1, 14th Canadian Edition, serves as a foundational resource for students navigating the complexities of financial reporting under the Canadian implementation of International Financial Reporting Standards. The book is structured to provide a logical progression from the conceptual underpinnings of accounting to the practical application of standards regarding financial statement preparation and asset valuation. By emphasizing the 'why' behind accounting standards, the authors facilitate a deeper understanding of the principles that govern financial disclosure. The text is characterized by its rigorous adherence to current Canadian accounting standards, ensuring that students are exposed to the most relevant regulatory environment. Each chapter integrates pedagogical tools, including illustrative examples, real-world case studies, and comprehensive problem sets that mirror the challenges faced by accounting professionals. The depth of coverage is sufficient to support a rigorous academic curriculum while remaining accessible to students who have completed introductory financial accounting. The organization of the material allows for a modular approach, making it suitable for instructors who wish to emphasize specific areas of financial reporting. The inclusion of IFRS-specific guidance is a notable strength, as it prepares students for the global nature of modern accounting practice. Furthermore, the text balances theoretical discussion with technical application, providing a well-rounded perspective on the role of financial information in capital markets. In the context of academic study, this book functions as a primary reference for intermediate-level coursework, bridging the gap between basic bookkeeping and advanced financial analysis. It is an essential tool for those preparing for professional accounting examinations, as it provides the necessary technical foundation and conceptual clarity required for success in the field. The 14th Canadian Edition continues the tradition of providing a reliable, authoritative, and pedagogically sound approach to the study of intermediate accounting, making it a standard choice for university-level instruction across Canada.
Academic Use
Intermediate Financial Accounting courses
Who Is It For?
Accounting students pursuing professional designation or undergraduate degrees in business and commerce.
Table of Contents
- 1. Financial Reporting and Accounting Standards
- 2. Conceptual Framework for Financial Reporting
- 3. The Accounting Information System
- 4. Revenue Recognition
- 5. Cash and Receivables
- 6. Inventory
- 7. Investments
- 8. Property, Plant, and Equipment
- 9. Depreciation, Impairment, and Derecognition
- 10. Intangible Assets and Goodwill.