Accounting Theory and Practice
Accounting Theory and Practice by M. W. E. Glautier is a comprehensive textbook published by Pearson Education in 2001. This seventh edition spans 716 pages and is presented in English, offering a thorough exploration of modern financial and management accounting. The book provides a theoretical framework that enhances the understanding of accounting while highlighting the purpose behind various accounting practices.
Readers will find that this text serves as an essential resource for first and second year undergraduate courses in accounting, as well as first year MBA courses and professional accountancy examinations. It is designed for both students and practicing accountants seeking a broader perspective on the accounting process. The book covers key topics in business and economics, particularly focusing on accounting and finance, making it a valuable addition to any academic or professional library.
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Accounting Theory and Practice is a comprehensive and wide-ranging textbook on the theory and practice of modern financial and management accounting. It provides a theoretical framework for the understanding of accounting, and an appreciation of the purpose of various accounting practices. Accounting Theory and Practice is an essential text for first year and second year undergraduate degree courses in accounting, first year MBA courses, professional accountancy examinations and practising accountants who want a broader view of the accounting process.
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