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ISBN 13:  978-1119373209

Author:   Debra C. Jeter (Author), Paul K. Chaney (Author) 

Advanced Accounting delivers an in-depth, comprehensive introduction to advanced accounting theory and application, using actual business examples and relevant news stories to demonstrate how core principles translate into real-world business scenarios. Clearly defined and logically organized Learning Objectives aid in student comprehension, while highlighted Related Concepts illustrate how individual concepts fit into the larger picture. Short answer questions throughout the chapter allow students to test their knowledge before reaching the more in-depth end-of-chapter questions, promoting a deeper understanding of both technical and conceptual aspects of the field.

Written by active accounting researchers, this text brings clarity and flexibility to the central ideas underlying business combinations, consolidated financial statements, foreign currency transactions, partnerships, non-profit accounting and more. This new Seventh Edition has been updated to reflect the latest changes to FASB and GASB standards, allowing students to build a skill set based on up-to-date practices. With a student-oriented pedagogy designed to enhance comprehension, promote engagement, and build real-world understanding, this user-friendly book provides an essential foundation in current advanced accounting methods and standards.

 

Table of Content:

  1. 1 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS COMBINATIONS AND THE CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
  2. 1.1 GROWTH THROUGH MERGERS
  3. 1.2 NATURE OF THE COMBINATION
  4. 1.3 BUSINESS COMBINATIONS: WHY? WHY NOT?
  5. 1.4 BUSINESS COMBINATIONS: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
  6. 1.5 TERMINOLOGY AND TYPES OF COMBINATIONS
  7. 1.6 TAKEOVER PREMIUMS
  8. 1.7 AVOIDING THE PITFALLS BEFORE THE DEAL
  9. 1.8 DETERMINING PRICE AND METHOD OF PAYMENT IN BUSINESS COMBINATIONS
  10. 1.9 ALTERNATIVE CONCEPTS OF CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  11. 1.10 FASB’S CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
  12. SUMMARY
  13. QUESTIONS
  14. ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  15. EXERCISES
  16. ASC EXERCISES:
  17. 2 ACCOUNTING FOR BUSINESS COMBINATIONS
  18. 2.1 ACCOUNTING STANDARDS ON BUSINESS COMBINATIONS: BACKGROUND
  19. 2.2 ILLUSTRATION OF ACQUISITION ACCOUNTING
  20. 2.3 BARGAIN PURCHASE ACCOUNTING ILLUSTRATION (PURCHASE PRICE BELOW FAIR VALUE OF IDENTIFIABLE NET ASSETS)
  21. 2.4 MEASUREMENT PERIOD AND MEASUREMENT PERIOD ADJUSTMENTS
  22. 2.5 GOODWILL IMPAIRMENT TEST
  23. 2.6 CONTINGENT CONSIDERATION (EARNOUTS)
  24. 2.7 PRO FORMA STATEMENTS AND DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENT
  25. 2.8 LEVERAGED BUYOUTS
  26. SUMMARY
  27. QUESTIONS
  28. ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  29. EXERCISES
  30. PROBLEMS
  31. 3 CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS—DATE OF ACQUISITION
  32. 3.1 DEFINITIONS OF SUBSIDIARY AND CONTROL
  33. 3.2 REQUIREMENTS FOR THE INCLUSION OF SUBSIDIARIES IN THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  34. 3.3 REASONS FOR SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES
  35. 3.4 CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  36. 3.5 INVESTMENTS AT THE DATE OF ACQUISITION
  37. 3.6 CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEETS: THE USE OF WORKPAPERS
  38. 3.7 A COMPREHENSIVE ILLUSTRATION—MORE THAN ONE SUBSIDIARY COMPANY
  39. 3.8 LIMITATIONS OF CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS
  40. SUMMARY
  41. QUESTIONS
  42. ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  43. EXERCISES
  44. PROBLEMS
  45. 4 CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AFTER ACQUISITION
  46. 4.1 ACCOUNTING FOR INVESTMENTS BY THE COST, PARTIAL EQUITY, AND COMPLETE EQUITY METHODS
  47. 4.2 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS AFTER ACQUISITION—COST METHOD
  48. 4.3 RECORDING INVESTMENTS IN SUBSIDIARIES—EQUITY METHOD (PARTIAL OR COMPLETE)
  49. 4.4 ELIMINATION OF INTERCOMPANY REVENUE AND EXPENSE ITEMS
  50. 4.5 INTERIM ACQUISITIONS OF SUBSIDIARY STOCK
  51. 4.6 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
  52. 4.7 ILLUSTRATION OF PREPARATION OF A CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS—YEAR OF ACQUISITION
  53. SUMMARY
  54. QUESTIONS
  55. ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  56. EXERCISES
  57. PROBLEMS
  58. 5 ALLOCATION AND DEPRECIATION OF DIFFERENCES BETWEEN IMPLIED AND BOOK VALUES
  59. 5.1 COMPUTATION AND ALLOCATION OF THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN IMPLIED AND BOOK VALUES TO ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF SUBSIDIARY—ACQUISITION DATE
  60. 5.2 EFFECT OF DIFFERENCES BETWEEN IMPLIED AND BOOK VALUES ON CONSOLIDATED NET INCOME—YEAR SUBSEQUENT TO ACQUISITION
  61. 5.3 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS WORKPAPER—USING THE COST METHOD
  62. 5.4 CONTROLLING AND NONCONTROLLING INTERESTS IN CONSOLIDATED NET INCOME AND RETAINED EARNINGS—USING THE COST METHOD
  63. 5.5 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS WORKPAPER—USING PARTIAL EQUITY METHOD
  64. 5.6 CONTROLLING AND NONCONTROLLING INTERESTS IN CONSOLIDATED NET INCOME AND RETAINED EARNINGS—USING PARTIAL EQUITY METHOD
  65. 5.7 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS WORKPAPER—USING COMPLETE EQUITY METHOD
  66. 5.8 CONTROLLING INTEREST IN CONSOLIDATED NET INCOME AND RETAINED EARNINGS—USING COMPLETE EQUITY METHOD
  67. 5.9 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS RELATING TO TREATMENT OF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN IMPLIED AND BOOK VALUES
  68. SUMMARY
  69. QUESTIONS
  70. ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  71. EXERCISES
  72. PROBLEMS
  73. 6 ELIMINATION OF UNREALIZED PROFIT ON INTERCOMPANY SALES OF INVENTORY
  74. 6.1 EFFECTS OF INTERCOMPANY SALES OF MERCHANDISE ON THE DETERMINATION OF CONSOLIDATED BALANCES
  75. 6.2 COST METHOD: CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS WORKPAPER—UPSTREAM SALES
  76. 6.3 COST METHOD—ANALYSIS OF CONSOLIDATED NET INCOME AND CONSOLIDATED RETAINED EARNINGS
  77. 6.4 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS WORKPAPER—PARTIAL EQUITY METHOD
  78. 6.5 PARTIAL EQUITY METHOD—ANALYSIS OF CONSOLIDATED NET INCOME AND CONSOLIDATED RETAINED EARNINGS
  79. 6.6 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS WORKPAPER—COMPLETE EQUITY METHOD
  80. 6.7 COMPLETE EQUITY METHOD—ANALYSIS OF CONSOLIDATED NET INCOME AND CONSOLIDATED RETAINED EARNINGS
  81. 6.8 SUMMARY OF WORKPAPER ENTRIES RELATING TO INTERCOMPANY SALES OF INVENTORY
  82. 6.9 INTERCOMPANY PROFIT PRIOR TO PARENT-SUBSIDIARY AFFILIATION
  83. SUMMARY
  84. QUESTIONS
  85. ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  86. EXERCISES
  87. ASC EXERCISES:
  88. PROBLEMS
  89. 7 ELIMINATION OF UNREALIZED GAINS OR LOSSES ON INTERCOMPANY SALES OF PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT
  90. 7.1 INTERCOMPANY SALES OF LAND (NONDEPRECIABLE PROPERTY)
  91. 7.2 INTERCOMPANY SALES OF DEPRECIABLE PROPERTY (MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, AND BUILDINGS)
  92. 7.3 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS WORKPAPER—COST AND PARTIAL EQUITY METHODS
  93. 7.4 CALCULATION OF CONSOLIDATED NET INCOME AND CONSOLIDATED RETAINED EARNINGS
  94. 7.5 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS WORKPAPER—COMPLETE EQUITY METHOD
  95. 7.6 CALCULATION AND ALLOCATION OF CONSOLIDATED NET INCOME; CONSOLIDATED RETAINED EARNINGS: COMPLETE EQUITY METHOD
  96. 7.7 SUMMARY OF WORKPAPER ENTRIES RELATING TO INTERCOMPANY SALES OF EQUIPMENT
  97. 7.8 INTERCOMPANY INTEREST, RENTS, AND SERVICE FEES
  98. SUMMARY
  99. QUESTIONS
  100. ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  101. EXERCISES
  102. PROBLEMS
  103. 8 CHANGES IN OWNERSHIP INTEREST
  104. 8.1 CHANGES IN OWNERSHIP
  105. 9 INTERCOMPANY BOND HOLDINGS AND MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS—CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  106. 9.1 INTERCOMPANY BOND HOLDINGS
  107. 10 INSOLVENCY—LIQUIDATION AND REORGANIZATION
  108. 11 INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL REPORTING STANDARDS
  109. 11.1 THE INCREASING IMPORTANCE OF INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
  110. 11.2 HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
  111. 11.3 GAAP HIERARCHY—U.S. VERSUS IFRS
  112. 11.4 SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES BETWEEN U.S. GAAP AND IFRS
  113. 11.5 BUSINESS COMBINATION AND CONSOLIDATION—U.S. GAAP VERSUS IFRS
  114. 11.6 INTERNATIONAL CONVERGENCE ISSUES
  115. SUMMARY
  116. QUESTIONS
  117. ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  118. EXERCISES
  119. ASC EXERCISES:
  120. PROBLEMS
  121. 12 ACCOUNTING FOR FOREIGN CURRENCY TRANSACTIONS AND HEDGING FOREIGN EXCHANGE RISK
  122. 12.1 EXCHANGE RATES—MEANS OF TRANSLATION
  123. 12.2 MEASURED VERSUS DENOMINATED
  124. 12.3 FOREIGN CURRENCY TRANSACTIONS
  125. 12.4 USING FORWARD CONTRACTS AS A HEDGE
  126. SUMMARY
  127. QUESTIONS
  128. ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  129. EXERCISES
  130. PROBLEMS
  131. 13 TRANSLATION OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS OF FOREIGN AFFILIATES
  132. 13.1 ACCOUNTING FOR OPERATIONS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES
  133. 13.2 TRANSLATING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS OF FOREIGN AFFILIATES
  134. 13.3 OBJECTIVES OF TRANSLATION
  135. 13.4 TRANSLATION METHODS
  136. 13.5 IDENTIFYING THE FUNCTIONAL CURRENCY
  137. 13.6 TRANSLATION OF FOREIGN CURRENCY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  138. 13.7 TRANSLATION OF FOREIGN FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ILLUSTRATED
  139. 13.8 FINANCIAL STATEMENT DISCLOSURE
  140. SUMMARY
  141. QUESTIONS
  142. ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  143. EXERCISES
  144. ASC EXERCISES
  145. PROBLEMS
  146. 14 REPORTING FOR SEGMENTS AND FOR INTERIM FINANCIAL PERIODS
  147. 14.1 NEED FOR DISAGGREGATED FINANCIAL DATA
  148. 14.2 STANDARDS OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING AND REPORTING
  149. 14.3 INTERIM FINANCIAL REPORTING
  150. SUMMARY
  151. QUESTIONS
  152. ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  153. EXERCISES
  154. PROBLEMS
  155. 15 PARTNERSHIPS: FORMATION, OPERATION, AND OWNERSHIP CHANGES
  156. 15.1 PARTNERSHIP DEFINED
  157. 15.2 REASONS FOR FORMING A PARTNERSHIP
  158. 15.3 CHARACTERISTICS OF A PARTNERSHIP
  159. 15.4 PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT
  160. 15.5 ACCOUNTING FOR A PARTNERSHIP
  161. 15.6 SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN ALLOCATION OF INCOME AND LOSS
  162. 15.7 FINANCIAL STATEMENT PRESENTATION
  163. 15.8 CHANGES IN THE OWNERSHIP OF THE PARTNERSHIP
  164. 15.9 SECTION A: ADMISSION OF A NEW PARTNER (NOT A BUSINESS COMBINATION)
  165. 15.10 SECTION B: ADMISSION OF A NEW PARTNER THAT QUALIFIES AS A BUSINESS COMBINATION: GAAP REQUIRES GOODWILL METHOD
  166. 15.11 SECTION C: WITHDRAWAL OF A PARTNER
  167. SUMMARY
  168. QUESTIONS
  169. EXERCISES
  170. PROBLEMS
  171. 16 PARTNERSHIP LIQUIDATION
  172. 16.1 STEPS IN THE LIQUIDATION PROCESS
  173. 16.2 PRIORITIES OF PARTNERSHIP AND PERSONAL CREDITORS
  174. 16.3 SIMPLE LIQUIDATION ILLUSTRATED
  175. 16.4 INSTALLMENT LIQUIDATION
  176. 16.5 INCORPORATION OF A PARTNERSHIP
  177. SUMMARY
  178. QUESTIONS
  179. EXERCISES
  180. PROBLEMS
  181. 17 INTRODUCTION TO FUND ACCOUNTING
  182. 17.1 CLASSIFICATIONS OF NONBUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS
  183. 17.2 DISTINCTIONS BETWEEN NONBUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS AND PROFIT-ORIENTED ENTERPRISES
  184. 17.3 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING AND REPORTING STANDARDS FOR NONBUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS
  185. 17.4 FUND ACCOUNTING
  186. 17.5 COMPREHENSIVE ILLUSTRATION—GENERAL FUND
  187. 17.6 REPORTING INVENTORY AND PREPAYMENTS IN THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  188. SUMMARY
  189. QUESTIONS
  190. ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  191. EXERCISES
  192. PROBLEMS
  193. 18 INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING FOR STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL UNITS
  194. 18.1 THE HISTORY OF GENERALLY ACCEPTED GOVERNMENTAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
  195. 18.2 THE STRUCTURE OF GOVERNMENTAL ACCOUNTING
  196. 18.3 GOVERNMENTAL FUND ENTITIES
  197. 18.4 PROPRIETARY FUNDS
  198. 18.5 FIDUCIARY FUNDS
  199. 18.6 CAPITAL ASSETS AND LONG-TERM DEBT
  200. 18.7 EXTERNAL REPORTING REQUIREMENTS (GASB STATEMENT NO. 34)
  201. 18.8 GOVERNMENT FUND-BASED REPORTING
  202. 18.9 GOVERNMENT-WIDE REPORTING
  203. SUMMARY
  204. QUESTIONS
  205. ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  206. EXERCISES
  207. PROBLEMS
  208. 19 ACCOUNTING FOR NONGOVERNMENT NONBUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS: COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, HOSPITALS AND OTHER HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATIONS
  209. 19.1 SOURCES OF GENERALLY ACCEPTED ACCOUNTING STANDARDS FOR NONGOVERNMENT NONBUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS
  210. 19.2 FINANCIAL REPORTING FOR NOT-FOR-PROFIT ENTITIES
  211. 19.3 FUND ACCOUNTING AND ACCRUAL ACCOUNTING
  212. 19.4 CONTRIBUTIONS
  213. 19.5 ACCOUNTING FOR CURRENT FUNDS
  214. 19.6 ACCOUNTING FOR PLANT FUNDS
  215. 19.7 ACCOUNTING FOR ENDOWMENT FUNDS
  216. 19.8 ACCOUNTING FOR INVESTMENTS
  217. 19.9 ACCOUNTING FOR LOAN FUNDS
  218. 19.10 ACCOUNTING FOR AGENCY (CUSTODIAL) FUNDS
  219. 19.11 ACCOUNTING FOR ANNUITY AND LIFE INCOME FUNDS
  220. 19.12 ISSUES RELATING TO COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
  221. SUMMARY
  222. QUESTIONS
  223. ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  224. EXERCISES
  225. PROBLEMS
  226. GLOSSARY
  227. INDEX
  228. END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT

 

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