Modern Financial Accounting

Author: Ding Yougang
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: From the perspective of job nature, accounting is a service-oriented activity, primarily providing financial information to productive organizations or individuals for various production, investment, or credit decisions. From the perspective of academic nature, accounting is an analytical discipline. Accounting studies focus on how to measure, classify, and summarize financial information contained in the economic activities of economic organizations, reflecting them comprehensively, systematically, and completely. Overall, accounting is essentially an information system that primarily provides financial quantitative information. Its purpose is to report the financial quantitative information of economic entities through a series of accounting procedures and methods, enabling those with interests in the economic entity to make reasonable economic decisions.
This book is one of the Modern Finance and Economics Series Concise Series, which is a collaborative product of experts and scholars from mainland China and Hong Kong. It fully reflects the combination of domestic practical experience and international cutting-edge dynamics in the field. The book integrates theoretical discussions with practical operations, covering five aspects: basic financial accounting, corporate operations, corporate financing, corporate investments, and accounting adjustments and financial statement analysis. It introduces concepts of financial accounting, the development of accounting standards, the composition of financial statements, accounting adjustments, and the analysis of financial statements. Through case studies, it analyzes the principles and practical processes of accounting in corporate operations, financing, and investments, presenting readers with a relatively comprehensive knowledge system of modern financial accounting.
This book is suitable for readers of all levels, particularly as a reference for corporate financial accounting personnel, accounting students, and related researchers. It can also serve as a textbook for on-the-job training and continuing education for professionals working in finance, taxation, auditing, and other practical fields.