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Bang up to date and practical information that you can't afford to be without.

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With limited exceptions, present accounting rules do not address software accounting, and state and federal rules of taxing software remain ambiguous.

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Examines the nature, measurement and growth opportunities (the investment opportunity set) in the management of firms, as well as in the relationship between economic events, accounting and non-accounting variables.

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This unique international guide presents up-to-date, factual data on professional accounting throughout the world.

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Written for professional and aspiring accountants, this book addresses the specific ethical issues that accountants are often obliged to resolve in the context of their work.

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He also provides chapters on software taxation and one covering financial accounting for software costs, which has a comprehesive example of how to amortize capitalized costs in accordance with Financial Accounting Standards Board Statement no.

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The book reinterprets Marxs historical materialism as a world accounting history, answers his critics, and supports his theory with accounting evidence from history. It explains Marxs prediction of the inevitability of socialism, and outlines the necessary tasks of critical accounting for Marxists to get Day One.

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This book confirms and builds on the Temporal Single-System Interpretations demonstration of Marxs consistency. This book shows that he used his theory of value to explain capitalists accounts, and concludes that explaining accounting justifies Marxs claim that he had proved his theory of value.

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This book confirms and builds on the Temporal Single-System Interpretations demonstration of Marxs consistency. This book shows that he used his theory of value to explain capitalists accounts, and concludes that explaining accounting justifies Marxs claim that he had proved his theory of value.

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Among problems facing the accounting profession recently has been a failure to distinguish between two separate sectors of the economy. This is a study of this "dual economy" in which large organizations are clustered at the core of the economy while smaller ones are arrayed on the periphery.

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Describes the details of accounting procedure for Soviet industrial enterprises as it exists in the USSR's managed socialist economy. The methodology of accounting is examined as a first step in the evaluation of Soviet enterprise data.

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A combination of economic knowledge and accounting expertise provides a better understanding of problems of change within certain Pacific Basin nations. The role of accounting services firms in producing international linkage needed as a foundation for economic growth is described.

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Covered are the anthropological/inductive paradigm, the true income/deductive paradigm, the decision usefulness/decision model paradigm, the decision usefulness/decision maker/aggregate market behavior paradigm, and the decision usefulness/decision maker/individual user paradigm.

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This book attempts what for many in the accounting profession has been the impossible: a unified accounting system for measuring and reporting the performance of human service organizations as well as firms in the profit sector.

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Management effectiveness and its responsiveness to the needs and demands of its various constituents is critical, not only to organizations themselves, but in the private sector, to the efficient operation of the capital markets.

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This book shows how activity-based methods and other cost analysis and control techniques may be used by manufacturing and marketing managers.

Part I explains the cost concepts and terminology used in modern businesses and describes the concept of a fully integrated manufacturing and costing system.

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Activity-based costing emerged as an important accounting concept in the mid-1980s in response to global competition. This book describes and explains where activity-based concepts fit in the cost and management accounting body of knowledge.

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He takes up advanced planning analysis in Chapter Five, advanced control analysis in Chapter Six, and decentralizing and performance evaluation in Chapter Seven.

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In doing so, he shows how producers and users together can improve the efficiency of management accounting itself.

He explains the judgment process in management accounting, identifies and explains the major behavioral phenomena, and then provides ways to use them for the firm's benefit.