REVISED 2019
Applied Accounting (Revised Edition)
Editors: JP Bruwer and TG Beck Authors: R Beck, M Chalmers, J Maseko, P Pelle, T Radebe and T Walker
Applied Accounting is tailored to meet the needs of students taking a fi rst year course in Financial Accounting as part of a Diploma in Accounting or a National Diploma (Accounting) both in terms of the curriculum covered and in terms of the approach toward teaching and learning. The book is suitable even for students who may not have taken Accounting at Grade 12 level as it bridges the gap between school and the fi rst level of tertiary study.
PAPERBACK NOV 2016 OUP SA
512 PAGES 9780190423919 9780190434694
The book does this by referencing prior knowledge covered at school level and by scaff olding the level of conceptual engagement. Furthermore, students are exposed to everyday fi nancial objects or transactions such as what a cheque is, or how internet banking works, and understanding is supported through the use of photographs, source documents and links to video clips and audio clips as well as instructions on practical activities. Language is pitched at a level accessible to fi rst-year students, starting simply and progressively introducing students to the appropriate level of Accounting discourse. Explanations are given in a step-by-step manner and explain to students why they are doing what they are doing. The text immediately highlights the key take-home points for the student. The text is extremely practical with plenty of exercises for students to practise, either alone or in pair work and group work, encouraging interactive learning. In-text diagrams and tables further clarify concepts while online assessments provide further reinforcement of concepts. Applied Accounting also aims to inculcate a sense work readiness and work ethics by teaching basic life skills and how to self-manage. The revised edition has been updated to refl ect the 2018 changes to the Conceptual Framework.
Table of Contents: Chapter 1: Ethics • Chapter 2: Introduction to accounting • Chapter 3: The accounting equation • Chapter 4: Value-added taxation and profi t calculations • Chapter 5: Source documents and subsidiary journals • Chapter 6: General ledger, trial balance and basic fi nancial statements for a sole proprietor
• Chapter 7: Accounts receivable and
accounts payable • Chapter 8: Bank reconciliation and the bank reconciliation statement • Chapter 9: Inventory • Chapter 10: Property, plant and equipment (PPE) • Chapter 11: Adjustments, closing entries and fi nancial statements • Chapter 12: Ratio analysis • Chapter 13: Partnerships, close corporations and non-profi t organisations • Chapter 14: Introduction to statement of cash fl ows • Chapter 15: The Conceptual Framework • Chapter 16: Incomplete records
Lecturer resources • Solutions manual • Question bank
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Student resources • Quizzes per chapter • Links to online resources
Ethics for Accountants and Auditors 4e
Editor: D Rossouw Authors: L Kretzschmar, F Prinsloo, K Sander, J Siebrits, L van Vuuren, L P Vorster and M Woermann
Ethics for Accountants and Auditors 4e introduces various ethical dilemmas, and the combination of theoretical and practical guidance equips students and practitioners with the tools to deal with these issues in practice. The book is suited for graduate and postgraduate teaching, managerial training and the ethical orientation of members of accounting and auditing professional associations.
PAPERBACK FEB 2019 OUP SA
320 PAGES 9780190737535 9780190749699
New to this edition: • Content that is aligned to the King IV Code on Corporate Governance • Latest information on the Companies Act of South Africa • Guidance on the latest local and international standards for the accounting and auditing professions • A case study on the KPMG scandal.
Table of Contents: Part 1 Principles of ethics • Chapter 1: Introductory case study • Chapter 2: Key concepts in business and professional ethics • Chapter 3: Ethical value systems for professionals in South Africa • Chapter 4: Classical ethical theories • Chapter 5: Ethical decision-making • Chapter 6: Applying the Five Tenets of ethical decision-making • Part 2 Business ethics • Chapter 7: Macro-ethics • Chapter 8: The modern corporation and its moral obligations • Chapter 9: Corporate governance • Chapter 10: Managing ethics • Chapter 11: Case studies in business ethics • Part 3 Professional ethics • Chapter 12: Accountants and auditors as professionals • Chapter 13: Codes of professional ethics • Chapter 14: Case studies in accounting ethics
Lecturer resources • PowerPoint® slides
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