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Contemporaneous Accounting for Business Combinations and Group Accounts

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  • 464 páginas
  • 17 horas de lectura

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This compendium on Contemporaneous Accounting for Business Combination and Group Accounts offers a unique perspective from the author, addressing key issues and practical scenarios in accounting for Business Combinations under IFRS 3 (Revised) and the preparation of Group Accounts in line with IFRS 10. The work stems from over nine years of research, presenting methodologies that clarify the fundamental concepts, mechanics, and principles of accounting for business combinations in an era focused on growth through Mergers and Acquisitions rather than Organic growth. It aims to fill knowledge gaps identified by students, practicing accountants, and professionals regarding the appropriate accounting for various business combinations, including acquisitions, mergers, and statutory integrations, as well as the requirements for presenting group accounts in Parent-Subsidiary Relationships. This resource is invaluable for professional accountants, auditors, academicians, researchers, students, and business owners. It serves as a contribution to the profession and society, promoting best practices and supporting the integrity of the accountancy and finance fields.

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Contemporaneous Accounting for Business Combinations and Group Accounts, Olumuyiwa Adebayo

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Título
Contemporaneous Accounting for Business Combinations and Group Accounts
Idioma
Inglés
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
464
ISBN10
1983890626
ISBN13
9781983890628
Serie
Etiquetas
Economía
Descripción
This compendium on Contemporaneous Accounting for Business Combination and Group Accounts offers a unique perspective from the author, addressing key issues and practical scenarios in accounting for Business Combinations under IFRS 3 (Revised) and the preparation of Group Accounts in line with IFRS 10. The work stems from over nine years of research, presenting methodologies that clarify the fundamental concepts, mechanics, and principles of accounting for business combinations in an era focused on growth through Mergers and Acquisitions rather than Organic growth. It aims to fill knowledge gaps identified by students, practicing accountants, and professionals regarding the appropriate accounting for various business combinations, including acquisitions, mergers, and statutory integrations, as well as the requirements for presenting group accounts in Parent-Subsidiary Relationships. This resource is invaluable for professional accountants, auditors, academicians, researchers, students, and business owners. It serves as a contribution to the profession and society, promoting best practices and supporting the integrity of the accountancy and finance fields.