Advance Level Accounting

A Guide to Applied Accounting, Management Accounting, and Financial Accounting

De: Gregory Hill

Narrado por: Aaron Miller

Duración: 3 h y 31 m

Resumen del Editor

Are you looking to learn advance level accounting?

This audiobook teaches the accountant how to manage unique aspects of accounting and finance in a publicly held company. Such issues differ substantially from those facing a private company, so this course may be relevant to the accountant who is transitioning from private to public corporations.

Topics covered include: earnings per share, reporting section, employee accounting bulletins, and quarterly and annual reporting to the SEC. The course also covers initial public offerings, registration declarations, and stock sales under various SEC exemptions. It also follows the basic fundamental principles, as discussed by GAAP, IFRS, and ISAs.

Accounting requires a mechanism, whereby the various transactions arising from business operations are registered, compiled, and documented over some time. These transactions are outlined in the preparation of financial reports, including the balance sheet, statement of profit, and statement of cash flow that document the operating performance of the company over a specified period.

This audiobook will enhance the concepts of accounting relating to:

• Financial accounting
• Managerial accounting
• Applied accounting

Employment prospects can be found in both the government and industry for a financial accountant. The duties of a business accountant vary from those of a general accountant who works for a company or organization for himself or herself rather than directly. This audiobook will equip you with the knowledge to handle advanced level accounting.

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Terrible narration

I was hoping to use this book as a refresher for my already accumulated accounting knowledge. However, the information provided is so basic and general that in no way it is "advanced accounting". To top off my displeasure, the narration is so terrible. It's either computerized or performed by a novice; the sentences run together, no discernable punctuation to separate them. Very disappointed by this purchase. If you are looking for advanced accounting information this book is not it.