John wiley & sons inc Applying ifrs standards (John Wiley & Sons Inc)

The vision of the IFRS Foundation to establish a truly global language for accounting has now beenrealised in 100+ of the world's jurisdictions and continues to generate public support from the G20 and major international organisations such as World Bank, IMF, Basel Committee, IOSCO and IFAC.

The widespread adoption of the IFRS Standards has enabled greater fluency in international financial reporting and established a global understanding of accountancy practice in an increasingly internationalised business world.

An accountancy professional able to master the Standards now has the opportunity to ply their trade in the world's major business centres without the need for local accounting knowledge.Written in collaboration with EY, Applying IFRS Standards, fourth edition, is the ideal companion for both accountancy students and professionals aiming to develop a complete understanding of IFRS Standards.

Authored by a selection of leading academics and professionals, the book explains the key concepts and applications of IFRS Standards, using a wealth of insights and examples sourced from across the international business world.

In addition to a comprehensive factual breakdown of the IFRS Standards, each chapter in the first three parts of the book is accompanied żeby an academic perspective, which offers readers critical interpretations designed to bring context to the often complex world of IFRS Standards.Applying IFRS Standards, fourth edition, comes equipped with discussion questions and exercises at the end of each chapter, specifically designed to test the reader's understanding of the content.

A wealth of additional learning materials can also be found at www.wiley.com/college/picker, including:Four additional chapters: Exploration for and evaluation of mineral resources;Agriculture; Associates and joint ventures; Joint arrangementsInstructor slidesTestbankAdditional exercisesSolutions manualAccess to the IFRS Standards Learning Resources