ACCT3 Financial,
3rd Edition

1. Financial accounting
2. Financial statements
3. Recording accounting transactions
4. Accrual accounting and adjusting entries
5. Cash and internal controls
6. Receivables
7. Inventory
8. Non-current assets and intangible assets
9. Liabilities
10. Partnerships
11. Shareholders' equity
12. Statement of cash flows
13. Financial statement analysis
Appendix A: Time value of money
Appendix B: CSL limited, annual report 2017

• Jonathan Tyler

  Jonathan Tyler was Associate Professor and the Deputy Head, Accounting Discipline Group at UTS. He researches in Financial Accounting, Auditing and Accounting Education, and teaches Introductory Accounting and Auditing. Jonathan is Company Secretary and a Director of Sydney Education Broadcasting (2SER FM) at the University of Technology Sydney/Macquarie University radio station and a director of Crossing the Line Sport Limited (a not-for-profit company guiding athletes to success beyond their sports career). He is involved outside the University in the dissemination of business information to secondary schools and the community through Australian Business Week.

• Norman H. Godwin

  Norman H. Godwin, PhD, CPA, is a Charles M. Taylor Associate Professor in the School of Accountancy at Auburn University. Since coming to Auburn in 1996, Godwin has taught financial accounting to undergraduate, graduate, and executive students and has received numerous teaching awards. He has maintained an active research agenda, publishing in journals such as Journal of Accounting, Auditing & Finance; Journal of Business Finance & Accounting; Issues in Accounting Education; Journal of Risk and Insurance; and Accounting Horizons. Godwin has also participated in several outreach efforts during his career, the most recent of which is his development of a series of humorous, common-sense videos on financial literacy. The Enrich Your Life series is used in the continuing education efforts of a major international corporation. Dr. Godwin also comments occasionally on financial literacy topics on regional television in Georgia and Alabama. Dr. Godwin has served the accounting and academic professions in several ways including President of the American Accounting Association's Southeast Region, President of the National Council of Tau Sigma National Honor Society, and Chair of the American Accounting Association's Financial Literacy Task Force. Godwin has served as Director of Auburn's School of Accountancy since 2003. He is married and has four children.

• C. Wayne Alderman

  Wayne Alderman is Dean of Enrollment Services, a position he has held since November, 2006. Dr. Alderman received his BS degree in Accounting in 1971 and his MBA degree in 1972 from Auburn University. He worked with Ernst & Young for two years and then went to the University of Tennessee where he received his Doctorate in Accounting in 1977. He served on the faculty of the University of Texas at Austin and returned to Auburn in 1979 as an accounting professor. He has served as department head in Accounting and Associate Dean and Dean (1993-2000) of the Business School. He has coauthored textbooks in Accounting Information Systems and Auditing and has published more than forty refereed journal articles. Under his leadership as Dean of Business, the College established the Lowder Center for Family Business and Entrepreneurship, eleven new endowed professorships, an Executive MBA program, and a Physicians Executive MBA program. Endowments increased by twelve million dollars and scholarship awards increased fourfold. As Dean of Enrollment Services, he is responsible for recruiting and admissions decisions for all undergraduate programs as well as responsibility for all university scholarship programs.

• NEW data and case studies from the Australian branch of CSL, a global leader in biopharmaceuticals and research. Includes extracts of CSL's 2017 annual financial report

• REVAMPED design means students can navigate the book even more easily and find what they're looking for right away

• Approachable book design – encourages students to get to grips with a traditionally intimidating subject area without skimping on content, details and context

• Approachable book design – encourages students to get to grips with a traditionally intimidating subject area without skimping on content, details and context

• Friendly book extent – unlike the competition, this is not an off-putting ‘brick’ – with a breadth and depth of student content; and extra instructor content contained in the online enrichment modules

• Tear-out revision cards – gives students succinct, portable user-friendly summaries of key terms and formulas, learning objectives, concepts and revision demonstration problems and answers. Also available as downloads so students can access them anywhere, any time

• Focus on environmental accounting and sustainability incorporated throughout the book – students’ focus is on Financial accounting in a modern, best-practice context

• Australian cases and examples – gives students direct application to relevant, real-life concepts

• Blend of online and book-based learning – assists with self-directed revision, testing of understanding of concepts, as well as actual application of concepts

• Blend of online and book-based learning – assists with self-directed revision, testing of understanding of concepts, as well as actual application of concepts

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ACCT3 Financial Instructor and Solutions Manual
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ACCT3 Financial PowerPoint Slides
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ACCT3 Financial Test Bank
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Instructor Website for ACCT3 Financial
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