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An Introduction to Financial Accounting

An Introduction to Financial Accounting
By Andrew Thomas

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The new edition is going to be a more reader-friendly and updated version of the previous edition. The new edition will include a new chapter on International Accounting Standards and an additional five case studies. The online leanring centre will include an information centre, lecturer centre and student centre. In addition to this, there will also be a Standards Updating section, which the author will maintain.

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #84493 in Books
  • Published on: 2005-03-01
  • Original language: English
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 576 pages

Editorial Reviews

About the Author
Andrew Thomas is a Senior Lecturer in the Accounting and Finance Group at the University of Birmingham Business School.

Customer Reviews

Well presented, well informed, well worth a read.4
An introduction to financial accounting provides students and those with an interest in financial accounting with an easy-access source of complete, concise and accurate information. The book is particularly suitable for those following degree and Hnd level schemes, some students may find the information a little dry and at times heavy going. It is best worked through, but only if you have the stamina.

Information is well presented, and includes information on all aspects of financial accountancy, and it's associate management accountancy. Overall an excellent book, well worth reading as a reference and study guide. Well done!

Recommended book by my lecturer3
This books questions are difficult compared to the book used by my uni in the previous year