Intermediate AccountingJohn Wiley & Sons, 2 Apr 2019 - 1584 halaman Intermediate Accounting, 17th Edition is written by industry thought leaders, Kieso, Weygandt, and Warfield and is developed around one simple proposition: create great accountants. Upholding industry standards, this edition incorporates new data analytics content and up-to-date coverage of leases, revenue recognition, financial instruments, and US GAAP & IFRS. While maintaining its reputation for accuracy, comprehensiveness, and accessibility, Intermediate Accounting drives results by helping students build professional competencies through reliable problem material. |
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Financial Accounting | 1-1 |
Income Statement 335 | 1-3 |
What Do the Numbers Mean? Can You Do That? 119 | 1-19 |
Conclusion 119 | 1-27 |
FASB Codification and Exercises 128 | 2-1 |
What Do the Numbers Mean? Living in | 2-9 |
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 2-20 |
Presentation and Disclosure 1830 | 2-21 |
Additional Information 524 | 5 |
Rights to Subscribe to Additional Shares 169 | 9 |
What Do the Numbers Mean? Alphabet Dupe 115 | 11 |
RecognitionStock Compensation 1613 | 16 |
Its Like An Octopus 1835 | 18 |
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 23 |
Comprehensive Example 1621 | 26 |
Summary of EPS Computation 1629 | 29 |
The Accounting Information | 3-1 |
Financial Statements and Ownership Structure | 3-7 |
The Recording Process Illustrated 313 | 3-13 |
Trial Balance 318 | 3-19 |
Conversion from Cash Basis to Accrual Basis 340 | 3-40 |
Adjusted Trial Balance 330 | 3-46 |
Analytics in Action 373 | 3-73 |
Income Statement and Related | 4-1 |
IFRS Insights 443 | 4-45 |
Usefulness of the Balance Sheet | 5-3 |
What Do the Numbers Mean? Show Me the Assets 511 | 5-11 |
Statement of Cash Flows 516 | 5-17 |
Statement of Cash Flows | 5-23 |
What Do the Numbers Mean? There Ought to Be | 5-24 |
Closing 331 | 6-3 |
Accounting Guidance 2034 | 6-20 |
Reporting Cash | 7-4 |
Variable Consideration | 7-11 |
Notes Receivable 717 | 7-17 |
What Do the Numbers Mean? Staying Lean | 8-7 |
AverageCost 813 | 8-13 |
LIFO Liquidation 818 | 8-19 |
Major Disadvantages of LIFO 825 | 8-25 |
Additional Valuation | 9-1 |
What Do the Numbers Mean? Ill Trade You | 9-7 |
Purchase CommitmentsA Special Problem 913 | 9-13 |
Retail Inventory Method 918 | 9-19 |
Analysis of Inventories 925 | 9-25 |
Analytics in Action 953 | 9-53 |
Acquisition and Disposition | 10-1 |
Qualifying Assets 107 | 10-7 |
DeferredPayment Contracts 1013 | 10-14 |
Costs Subsequent to Acquisition 1020 | 10-20 |
Accounting for Contributions 1025 | 10-27 |
Depreciation Impairments | 11-1 |
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 11-11 |
Establishing a Depletion Base 1117 | 11-17 |
Analysis of Property Plant and Equipment 1123 | 11-23 |
Factors Involved in the Depreciation Process 114 | 11-29 |
Analytics in Action 1149 | 11-49 |
Intangible Assets | 12-1 |
What Do the Numbers Mean? Keep Your Hands | 12-7 |
Presentation 1830 | 12-18 |
Current Liabilities | 13-1 |
PostClosing Trial Balance 334 | 13-3 |
What Do the Numbers Mean? Microsofts LiabilitiesGood | 13-7 |
What Do the Numbers Mean? How Do You Want That? 1313 | 13-13 |
Disclosure 1834 | 13-18 |
What Do the Numbers Mean? Ill Pay You Later 1332 | 13-32 |
Analytics in Action 1353 | 13-53 |
LongTerm Liabilities | 14-1 |
What Do the Numbers Mean? Hows My Rating? 148 | 14-8 |
Illustration 1413 | 14-14 |
Mortgage Notes Payable 1420 | 14-20 |
What Do the Numbers Mean? How About | 14-26 |
Concluding Remarks 1433 | 14-33 |
FASB Codification and Exercises 1451 | 14-53 |
What Do the Numbers Mean? 1209 North Orange Street 153 | 15-3 |
Dilutive Securities and Earnings | 1 |
Diluted Earnings per Share 1622 | 39 |
Diluted Earnings per Share 1634 | 47 |
FASB Codification and Exercises 1657 | 58 |
Investments | 17-1 |
Trading Securities Fair Value Through Net Income 1710 | 17-10 |
Holdings of More Than 50 Consolidation 1716 | 17-16 |
Transfers Related to Debt Securities 1724 | 17-24 |
Revenue Recognition 181 | 18-1 |
The FiveStep Process Revisited 189 | 18-9 |
Allocating the Transaction Price to Separate Performance | 18-15 |
Recognition of Franchise Rights Revenue | 18-18 |
Accounting for Revenue Recognition Issues 1819 | 18-21 |
What Do the Numbers Mean? Grossed Out 1827 | 18-27 |
Warranties 1827 | 18-51 |
Accounting for Income Taxes | 19-1 |
What Do the Numbers Mean? Real Liabilities 198 | 19-8 |
Tax Rate Considerations 1916 | 19-16 |
Good News | 19-23 |
Comprehensive Example of Interperiod | 19-30 |
Second Year2020 1934 | 19-37 |
Taxable Income and Income Taxes Payable2020 1934 | 19-43 |
Notes to the Financial Statements 525 | 19-65 |
Accounting for Pensions | 20-1 |
Summary 1829 | 20-3 |
What Do the Numbers Mean? What About Your | 20-5 |
Measures of the Liability 207 | 20-7 |
Funded Status 2013 | 20-13 |
Evolving Issue Bye Bye Corridor 2021 | 20-20 |
Within the Notes to the Financial Statements 2028 | 20-28 |
Concluding Observations 2034 | 20-34 |
Postretirement Benefits Accounting Provisions 2036 | 20-36 |
Actuarial Assumptions and Conceptual Issues 2043 | 20-43 |
FASB Codification and Exercises 2067 | 20-68 |
Accounting for Leases | 21-1 |
Finance and Operating Leases Lessee 217 | 21-7 |
Lessor Accounting for SalesType Leases 2114 | 21-14 |
Accounting for Operating Leases 2118 | 21-21 |
Evolving Issue Bring It On 2134 | 21-34 |
Accounting Changes | 22-1 |
Gross | 22-5 |
What Do the Numbers Mean? Change Management 227 | 22-7 |
Impracticability 2214 | 22-14 |
Accounting Errors 2219 | 22-20 |
Numerous Errors 2228 | 22-28 |
Change to the Equity Method 2234 | 22-34 |
Usefulness of the Statement of Cash Flows 233 | 23-3 |
Format of the Statement of Cash Flows 236 | 23-23 |
What Do the Numbers Mean? Not What It Seems 2329 | 23-29 |
Preparation of the Worksheet 2334 | 23-36 |
FASB Codification and Exercises 2369 | 23-71 |
Full Disclosure in Financial | 24-1 |
Ratio AnalysisA Reference 530 | 24-5 |
Notes to the Financial Statements 246 | 24-7 |
FASB Codification and Exercises 2260 | 24-22 |
IFRS Insights 558 | 24-59 |
APPENDIX A Private Company Accounting | 1 |
Contingencies 1317 | 13 |
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