Advanced Accounting (The Irwin Series in Undergraduate Accounting) - Hardcover

Thorough coverage of FASB's statement on segment reporting.
Three current chapters of International accounting issues provide ample international coverage for an advanced accounting course.
Computer projects on consolidations are included in Chapters 3 and 4.
Where appropriate within the body of the text, the controversial side of accounting is introduced by discussing debates regarding financial reporting and sharing dissenting opinions to official pronouncements.
Real-World examples allow students to make connections with today's business environment.
Discussion questions help draw attention to the practical side of accounting.
Library assignments require student research and teach how to find and use sources of information.
End of chapter materials offer a wide variety of assignment materials to reinforce important concepts for students.
The text has been updated to reflect new FASB standards.
New CPA exam-type questions in the EOC, icons will be added to identify which of the four CPA skills the question tests: research, analysis, judgment, and communication.
New material added on Earnings Management - will add as boxed features or will be called out in the text with an icon.

Joe Ben Hoyle has been the sole author of ADVANCED ACCOUNTING through four editions. He is CSX Professor of Management and Accounting at the University of Richmond.