Studies in Accounting and Finance: Contemporary Issues and Debates
Thoroughly researched and examined, this book provides important recent contributions on contemporary issues to the literature of accounting and finance from leading scholars. With the global economic environment being more dynamic than ever before, these issues are important for business executives, accounting and finance practitioners, researchers, and students. Among the topics discussed are globalization of accounting standards, accounting for financial instruments, fair value accounting, accounting for intangibles, corporate governance and accounting, accounting for social and environmental costs, accounting for employee stock option plans, obstacles to the development of high-quality accounting standards, small company reporting, accounting ethics, technology reporting, and global economic meltdown.
Table of Content
- The IFRS Revolution: Towards One Worldwide Language for Financial Reporting
- Full Cost Accounting: A Stepping Stone for Corporate Sustainability Reporting
- Intangible Assets: New Paradigm Initiatives
- Accounting for Financial Instruments: A Commentary on the Contemporary Principles, Standards and Related Issues
- Corporate Governance and Corporate Reporting Practices—An Overview of the Conceptual Landscape
- XBRL and Financial Reporting Taxonomy: A Revolution in Preparation, Communication and Analysis of Electronic Financial Reports
- ESOP Valuation and Disclosures in India
- Transition from AS 14 to IFRS 3: The Roadmap to Accounting for Business Communications
- Fair Value Accounting: A Discussion for Development of a Conceptual Framework
- IFRS for SMEs vs Full IFRS: A Comparison of Form and Contents
- Obstacles to the Development of Optimal Accounting Standards: Accounting and Political Issues
- The Philosophical Aspects of Accounting Ethics
- A Note on Global Financial Crises (From an Indian Perspective)
- M-M Hypothesis of Dividend Irrelevance in the Backdrop of Taxation Laws in India
- Performance of NGOs: A Study of Selected Districts of West Bengal
- Personal Carbon Trading: A Life Style-based Carbon Control Mechanism
- GARCH Models: A Key to Capture Volatility of Financial Data
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