Title: Managerial Accounting Overview
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Introduction Part II - Review of Financial and
International Accounting Principles
2Introduction Part II
- Normal Accounting Balance Problem
- Accounting/Working Trial Balace Example
- What determines, how and when transactions are
recorded - Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
- International Accounting Standards
- Sample Annual Report
3Accounting /Working Trial Balance Problem
- Journal Entries for month
- Working Trial Balance
- Financial Statements
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11ILLUSTRATION 1-1 THE ESSENTIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF
ACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL REPORTING
Source Kieso, Weygandt, and Warfield,
Intermediate Accounting, 10th Edition
12ILLUSTRATION 1-2 HOUSE OF GAAP
Source Kieso, Weygandt, and Warfield,
Intermediate Accounting, 10th Edition
SEC
13ILLUSTRATION 1-3 ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE FOR
SETTING ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
Source Kieso, Weygandt, and Warfield,
Intermediate Accounting, 10th Edition
14ILLUSTRATION 1-4 STEPS TAKEN IN THE EVOLUTION OF
A FASB STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
STANDARDS BOARDS
15ILLUSTRATION 1-5 USER GROUPS THAT INFLUENCE THE
FORMULATION OF ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
Source Kieso, Weygandt, and Warfield,
Intermediate Accounting, 10th Edition
16The International Accounting Environment
17Scope of International Business Activity
- Can range from export/import activity to
operations of a multinational enterprise - Growth of the European Union (EU)
- North American Fair Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
- Emerging Capital Markets (EMCs)
18Examples of Internationalization
- CNN
- Amoco Oil/BP British
- Kimberly Clark Dallas, Czech Republic, Neenah
- UBS/Paine Webber Swiss
- Shell Oil Dutch
- Daimler-Benz-Chrysler German
- Ray-O-Vac/Varda German subsidiary
19Current International Acctg Environment
- US GAAP is dominant reporting method of global
companies - However, each country has its own GAAP
- Therefore, amounts, formats, disclosures and EPS
may vary substantially
20The Need for International Accounting
- Companies are becoming increasingly globalized
- Need for comparable data from company to company
in different countries to manage - Need comparable information to serve
international capital markets trading activities
21Factors Influencing the Development of Accounting
- Social and cultural values
- Political and legal systems
- Types of business activities and economic
conditions - Standard setting processes
- Forms of ownership and capital markets
- Cooperative efforts between nations
22Classification Based on Cultural Differences
- Anglo-Saxon accounting
- Germanic accounting
- Nordic accounting
- Latin accounting
- Asian accounting
23Harmonization of Accounting Principles
- Goal is flexible approach to improving
comparability of financial information, including
adoption of international accounting standards - Benefits of harmonization would extend to users
including - governments
- regulatory agencies (SEC, IRS etc.)
- stock exchanges
- financial institutions
- individual investors
- trading partners, and
24The International Accounting Standards Board
(IASB)
- Independent private organization founded in 1973
London - Membership represents over 100 countries
- Promotes harmonization of acctg principles
between countries - Promulgates issues acctg standards (36 are
operative) - Generally accepted world-wide
- SEC allows with reconciliation to US GAAP
25International Accounting Standards (IAS)
- Issued by the IASB
- In many instances the standards have differed
from U.S. GAAP - Promulgated standards are being accepted by a
number of countries organizations - Recently the IASB and the FASB have been WORKING
TOGETHER to reduce differences between
international and US GAAP. New pronouncements are
being issued jointly. Goal is to standardize
all the principles.
26International Federation of Accountants (IFAC)
- Membership is the same as that of the IASB
- Concerned with professional practice of
accountancy - Analogous to AICPA
27Additional Source of International Acctg
- International Accounting - A User Perspective,
Shahrokh M. Saudagaran, Southwestern Publishing
Co. , 2001 - On reserve at our Library