All too often, books on accounting are written for accountants.
In this unique book, accounting is used as a means, not as an end
unto itself. Heely and Nersesian have written a guide for managers
of multinational companies who wish to better understand the
complex workings of a global business.
The book describes the globalization of business, the increasing
complexity and related accounting treatments of doing business
internationally. Recent developments in the standardization and
harmonization of accounting practices around the world are
discussed, accompanied by numerous examples from annual reports of
both foreign and domestic companies. The process by which a parent
company consolidates its results from foreign affiliates is
described, along with the accounting which would accompany typical
business transactions. Emphasis is placed on the connection between
transfer pricing and taxation, including a discussion of the
considerations which management must face when setting transfer
prices. Accounting practices for inflation, along with currency
exchange fluctuations, are dealt with from both accounting and risk
management perspectives.
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