Oxford Dictionary of Accounting 5e Editor: J Law
• Over 3,800 clear and authoritative entries written by experts in the fi eld • Wide-ranging coverage of all areas of accounting, e.g. fi nancial accounting, management accounting, taxation, auditing, corporate fi nance, and accounting bodies and institutions
• Updated to include the latest developments in accounting including the new and comprehensive Financial Reporting Standards Applicable in the UK and Ireland (2015)
• Its international coverage includes important terms from UK, US, Australia, India, and Asia-Pacifi c • Recommended web links for many entries, accessed and kept up-to-date via the Dictionary of Accounting companion website.
New to this Edition: • Over 150 new entries • Existing entries have been updated to cover the latest developments, most notably the introduction of the Financial Reporting Standards Applicable in the UK and the Republic of Ireland, which sets out new rules in areas such as goodwill, hedge accounting, and fair value accounting
• Increased coverage of topics such as corporate governance, accounting ethics, accounting scandals, and major fi rms and professional bodies.
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464 PAGES 9780198743514
Taxation: A Transaction-based approach Authors: W Geach, Z Buba and O Mollagee
Taxation: A Transaction-based approach presents a new and unique integrated approach to the law of taxation in South Africa. Thorough in depth and scope, the text off ers a clear and concise discussion of the concepts, principles, application and ethics of the discipline. Presenting a coherent, systematic framework that encourages applied competence, this book supports readers to master the subject matter and to confi dently develop integrated knowledge.
Designed to support advanced problem-solving competence, this text off ers a transaction-based approach. The text presents a clear conceptual framework that guides readers to establish the facts surrounding any domestic or cross-border transaction, and, with an enquiring approach, focusses on discovering all of the tax issues that might arise when any single transaction, or series of transactions, occurs.
Taxation: A Transaction-based approach is suited as a core course material for students of all disciplines, who are studying taxation at undergraduate or postgraduate level. In equal measure, this work is a valuable reference for legal, fi nancial and accounting professionals whose discipline is applied to taxation.
Table of contents: Chapter 1: The importance of establishing the facts when a transaction occurs • Chapter 2: Immovable property transactions • Chapter 3: The acquisition and disposal of trading stock • Chapter 4: The buying and selling of a business • Chapter 5: The tax consequences of business rescue • Chapter 6: Trust transactions • Chapter 7: Transactions and the liquidation of a company • Chapter 8: Transactions and deemed transactions arising as a result of a natural person’s emigration and immigration • Chapter 9: Sharia compliant fi nancing arrangements and transactions • Chapter 10: Transactions involving employed and self-employed taxpayers • Chapter 11: Cross-border transactions • Chapter 12: Transactions, tax law, ethics and tax compliance
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