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Abstract [en]
Students in the course International Accounting at the master level are encouraged to partake not just in class discussions but also in giving classes. This partaking pedagoical orientation helps the students develop analytical and integrative capabilities for dealing with international financial reporting and international accounting policy issues. As a result of this pedagogical direction the students have written, from a student pespective, a text book on different aspects on IFRS accounting.
Place, publisher, year, edition, pages
Linköping: Linköping University Electronic Press, 2013. p. 224
Keywords
Accounting, Redovisning
National Category
Business Administration
Identifiers
urn:nbn:se:oru:diva-60685 (URN)9789175196541 (ISBN)
Note
Table of Contents
Editorial: Stefan Schiller
Chapter 1 Fair Value Measurement – The Complexity of Valuation: Eva-Marie Heldesten, Caroline Lagerholm and Susanna Persson
Chapter 2 The challenges of accounting standard convergence– with focus on IFRS and US GAAP: Lina Edqvist, Malin Ekdahl, Madelene Görs and Sarah Pers
Chapter 3 The Role of the Certified Public Accountant in Different Countries: Anna Karlsson, Maria Peiving and Andreas Sandin
Chapter 4 Consolidation of financial statements: Hugo Lilja, Andreas Magnusson, Björn Smedman and Martin Tingvall
Chapter 5 IFRS 11: Moa Ramberg, Martin Rodenberg and Nathalie Thörnqvist
Chapter 6 Lessee Accounting: Emelie Bojmar and Malin Petersson
Chapter 7 Hedge Accounting - Simplified with new rules?: Björn Forsberg, Linus Lindholm, Alexis Muhoza and Mikael Örtenvik
Chapter 8 Revenue Recognition –the past, the present and the future: Erik Fyhrlund, Emma Hedman, Anna Sjögren and Jenni Strand
Chapter 9 Management’s Possibilities to Affect Impairment of Goodwill: Sarah Bengtsson, Fridolf Gustavsson and Ann-Sofie Vedenbrant
Chapter 10 Core and Complexity of Goodwill: Julia Färnemyhr, Anna Gustavsson, Lina Hederberg and Johan Norrman
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