Newly compiled Financial Accounting

Author: Li Haibo
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This series of textbooks is edited by Professor Li Haibo, a renowned accounting expert in China, member of the China Accounting Society, member of the China Auditing Society, standing council member of the China Productivity Society, former vice chairman of the National Committee on Talented Person Cultivation in Higher Vocational Education under the Ministry of Education, and recipient of the special allowance from the State Council. The series has been published by our press, with multiple revisions and reprints, and has won numerous honors such as "Key Recommended Textbooks by the Ministry of Education," "Outstanding Textbooks for Higher Education in China," "Excellent Bestselling Books by University Presses in China," and "Excellent Bestselling Books by the China Book Publishing and Distribution Association." The series incorporates the latest achievements in theoretical research and practical reforms, meticulously revised by the authors. The textbooks feature a more rational structure, up-to-date content, concise language, and precise expressions, making them a scientific, standardized, and practical series.
The profound transformation in accounting theory and the significant changes in accounting practice have greatly impacted accounting education. The new situation demands that accounting educators adapt to trends and seize opportunities to cultivate high-quality, high-level accounting professionals and theorists of the 21st century who meet the needs of reform and opening-up and are familiar with international accounting standards. This requires substantial changes and updates to teaching content, with textbook development being a crucial aspect. Based on this understanding, we have compiled the book "New Financial Accounting" according to the latest financial accounting regulations issued by the Ministry of Finance, along with the subsequently promulgated specific accounting standards, while also incorporating international accounting practices. We have combined foundational, systematic, practical, and necessary forward-looking elements to create this book.
It elaborates on the theory and practice of financial accounting after the reform of accounting and tax systems. The content is novel, the structure is rigorous, theory is closely linked to practice, expressions are accurate, and the language is concise and easy to understand. It is an excellent textbook or training manual and also serves as a reference for financial and accounting practitioners and theorists.