International accounting : a case approach
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International accounting : a case approach
McGraw-Hill, c1995
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International Accounting: A Case Approach represents an authoritative and comprehensive case collection. It consists of 40 class-tested cases divided into five sections: financial accounting and reporting, financial statement analysis, management and control, auditing, and taxation. Each of the five sections will be available separately from the PRIMIS custom-publishing system.
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PART ONE: INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING AND REPORTING 1. Kathleen M. Dunne and Theresa P. Rollins Consolidated Financial Statements and International Differences in Accounting for Goodwill 2. Ranks Hovis McDougallBrendan McSweeney and Anthony Steele Brand Valuations and Intangible Assets 3. Hi-Plex Clive R. Emmanuel Segmental Reporting and Transfer Pricing Issues 4. Yarmouth WoolensDeborah M. Schaad and James A. Schweikart Foreign Currency Translation and Evaluation of Foreign Operations 5. Bergesen Sidney J. Gray and Robert T. Wearing Asset Valuation Issues and Financial Disclosures 6. Texan Oil Enterprises Robert A. Lyon and Alex Russell Oil and Gas Accounting in a Comparative International Context 7. Cadbury Schweppes Sidney J. Gray and Clare B. Roberts International Financial Reporting and Disclosure Issues 8. British PetroleumRob Gray Issues in Social Reporting 9. The Swedish Accounting Council Sten Jonsson Issues in National Accounting Regulation 10. International Accounting Standards Committee Carol A. Adams and Clare B. Roberts Issues in International Accounting Harmonization PART TWO: INTERNATIONALACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS 11. Tanaguchi Corporation Paul R. Brown and Clyde P. Stickney The Assessment of the Performance of a Japanese Corporation by US Investors 12. Nippon Corporation Kazuo Hiramatsu A Hypothetical Case Transforming Japanes-GAAP Financial Statements into US-GAAP Financial Statements 13. Hanson Gary K. Meek The Voluntary Provision of US GAAP Statements by a British Multinational Corporation 14. Volvo Sidney J. Gray and Clare B. Roberts Accounting Diversity, Foreign Stock Exchange Listings and the Impact of Using US-GAAP Financial Statements Rather Than Swedish-GAAP Financial Statements 15. Murray and Roberts Geoffrey Everingham Reconciliation of South African Financial Statements to International Accounting Standards 16. GESI GdanskDanuta Krzywda, Derek Nailey and Marek Schroeder Privatization Issues and Associated Accounting Problems in Poland 17. Modello Frederick D.S. Choi Foreign Currency Translation of Funds Flow Statements and Assessment of the Performance of Foreign Subsidiaries 18. First Southwest Commerce Bancshares Norma C. Powell and Frank R. KellerThe Use of UK Parent Corporation Financial Statements in the Decision to Lend to Its US Subsidiary 19. The Sock Shop International Anthony Steele Prospectuses and Financial Analysis in the UK PART THREE: MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING FOR GLOBAL BUSINESS OPERATIONS 20. The Ameripill Company Susan F. Haka, Barbar A. Lamberton & Harold M. Sollenberger Developing a Financial Performance Measurement System for a Multinational Enterprise Which Provides Incentives and Assists in Decision Making 21. Promet Berhad Kenneth A. Merchant Control Systems for Growing Companies in International Operations 22. Global EnterprisesTrevor S. Harris Transfer Pricing, Budgeting and Performance Evaluation in a Multinational Enterprise 23. Why cave International Sidney J. Gray and Clive R. Emmanuel Planning, Control and Organizational Structure for Multinational Business 24. Opole Electric James A. Schweikart and Maureen H. Berry Performance Evaluation and Decision Making in a New Market Economy Environment 25. EuroMachine Company John B. Holland International Capital Budgeting and Long Term Planning 26. Implex Corporation Jack C. GrayInternal Reporting and Flexible Budgeting for MultinationalOperations 27. Ciba-Geigy Kenneth A. Merchant A Series of Cases on Multinational Information Systems PART FOUR: INTERNATIONAL AUDITING 28. Bell Canadian Enterprises (BCE)Lee H. Radebaugh Auditing a Multinational Enterprise by a Global Auditing Firm 29. Delta Pharmaceuticals Peter J. Clarke A Case Illustrating Irish Auditing and Acocunting Standard and Their Use in the Context of UK, European Community, and US Standards 30. Sun Yee On BankGabriel D. Donleavy Standards for Bank Disclosure in a Changing Business Environment and Their Impact on Audits: The Case of Hong Kong 31.Roberts Manufacturing Hans J. Dykxhoorn Auditing a Multinational Affiliate Company and the Selection of Auditors: A German Example 32. Auditing in Japan and the U.S. Shirley J. Daniel and June Y. Aono A Framework for Comparing International Auditing Practices PART FIVE: INTERNATIONAL TAXATION 33. Orange Computer Company Betty R. Jackson Branch Versus Subsidiary Organization of Foreign Corporations: Subpart F, Foreign Tax Credit, and Controlled Foreign Corporations 34. Midwest Uniforms Kathleen E. Sinning Site Location, Foreign Sales Corporations, Controlled Foreign Corporations, and Forms of Organization 35. Expert Brushes Margaret A. Lamb Tax Implications of Site Location From a U.K. Perspective 36. Topco Group Walter F. O'ConnorMultiple Foreign Subsidiaries, Forms of Organization, Transfer Prices, Foreign Compensation, and Planning for Tax Cost 37. Alagon Industries Kathleen R. Bindon and Helen Gernon Tax Implications of Form of Organization and Types of Activities of Foreign Organizations 38. Hanson and Imperial Che
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