Ind AS: Theory and Practice

Ind AS: Theory and Practice For CA Final, By Prof. Israr Sheikh

Ind AS Theory and Practice For CA Final By Professor Israr Sheikh

Overview

“Ind AS: Theory & Practice” for CA Final- Group I students (New Syllabus), CA Final - Group II students (New Syllabus) – Elective Paper, CA's in practice or engaged with firms, students giving ACCA exams and CA's engaged in seminars. In the year 2017 ICAI has introduced New Syllabus in which “Financial Reporting” now comprises of 70-80% on Ind AS. The need to introduce Ind AS (which is akin to International Standards – IFRS) is to cope up with the on going and updated accounting practices followed worldwide. I had made a serious and rigorous attempt to bring this updated version on Ind AS which will be substantially useful to everyone connected with this subject. This is a comprehensive book explaining concepts, problems of Ind AS and updated with provisions of New Schedule III in a lucid and informative manner.

 This book will also be useful for the practitioners, professionals and industry people.

Features

• IFRS, IAS and IND AS blended for better understanding
• 400+ Exercises, problem and solutions
• Detail standard on Financial Instruments
• Revised Schedule III
• Distinction between AS and IND AS
• Includes CMA, ACCA and CIMA papers
• Solved RTP, Mock test, May 2018 paper
• Simple and lucid skilfully drafted standards

Financial Management Theory and Practice For CA Intermediate

Financial Management Theory and Practice For CA Intermediate

₹653/-

Financial Management Theory and Practice For CA Intermediate

For May/Nov. 2018 (Old Course)

Overview

Financial Management: Theory and Practice (Seventeenth Edition) is a comprehensive book explaining concepts, theories, problems and solutions of Financial Management in a lucid and informative manner. It has been developed exclusively for the students of CA Intermediate (IPC) Course, Group – I Paper – 3 and other professional examinations like CS, CWA, MBA, etc.

The text continues to stress a balanced approach to Financial Management by including the coverage of ratios, short-term and long-term investment decisions, management of cash, management of receivables and payable and several sources of finance.

Features

Besides comprehensive coverage of the syllabus of ‘Financial Management’ as prescribed by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, it provides extra inputs to students to give them a cutting edge in examinations.

Complex concepts have been described in an easy-to-understand manner with simple presentation through annotations, author’s notes, examples, things to remember boxes, explanations, 500 plus solved problems.

Special care has been taken to maintain an appropriate balance between theoretical concepts and solved practical questions.