Introduction to accounting and its ethical dimensions -- Part I: Financial accounting. The nature and scope of financial accounting and reporting -- Concepts, assumptions and principles -- Constructing financial statements -- The statement of cash flows -- The income statement -- The statement of financial position -- Corporate relationships -- Analysing company performance -- Part II: Management accounting. The nature and scope of management accounting -- Calculating the total cost of activities -- Calculating variable and incremental costs -- Planning and control -- Capital budgeting -- Strategic management accounting.

"MBA Accounting explains how both financial and management accounting are used to assess business performance and to plan, control and make strategic business decisions. Focusing on the 'why' as well as the 'how', it emphasizes the concepts and practices of accounting in the business context, enabling the inputs and outputs of the accounting process to be critically explored. This book equips future and present managers with the firm grounding in management and financial accounting knowledge necessary for achieving success"--Book jacket.

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