Financial Accounting

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Giving access to firm's financial condition, accounting fives information to the management to evaluate financial performance, informs the general public and the stockholders about the firm's financial status and provides reports for the tax and regulatory departments of various government levels. Whether large or small, accountants for every corporation are liable to gather figures that relate to such financial matters as profits, losses, costs, debts, and to present them in a farm that is logical readily understood. The book finishes information on the igmarole of accounting, relating particularly to reports which gauge the financial health of an organization, and how central accounting is to business. In addition, it brings under review the accounting industry itself, its standards, ethics and practices, and scrutinses them within the context of a continually evolving business environment. About Author : Dr. G S Nayudu a senior lecturer in economics, has been teaching post-graduate classes for the last two decades. He studied economics at graduate, post-graduate and doctorate level. As a teacher, he has taught macroeconomics, microeconomics, statistics and principles of economics. He has worked with famous educational institutions in India and abroad. His areas of research interest includes monetary economics, environmental economics, financial accounting and economic growth. He has contributed a number of research papers on these topics in various journals and also edited a number of books. Contents : ContentsPreface1. Introduction to Financial Accounting2. Principles of Accounting3. Cost Accounting4. Budgets5. Pricing Strategy6. Cost Variance Analysis7. Financial Statement Analysis8. Financial Reporting9. Current Asset Classification10. Role of Chief Financial Officer11. Financial Accounting RegulationsBibliographyIndex