The following textbooks represent the wish list of the Accounting
Department at Blantyre International University. Ten, fifty, and sometimes two
hundred students share the one or two copies of a course's textbook that are
kept in the university library. Students usually do not have access or funds to
purchase their own textbooks for their university classes.
At the moment, because this project is in its infancy, I am
asking for donations of only textbooks (or any newer editions of these
textbooks) on the Wish Lists.
Financial
Accounting
Artill, P., Harvey,
D. and McLaney, E. (1996): Accounting for Business, Butterworth
Heineman, Oxford.
Johnson, H. and
Whittam, A. (1984): A practical foundation in Accounting, 2nd Edition,
George Allen and Unwin (publishers) Ltd., Boston.
Wood, F. and
Sangster, A. (2007): Business
Accounting 1, Prentice Hall-Financial Times, London.
Financial
Accounting 2
Jennings, A.R.
(1993): Financial Accounting, 2nd Edition, Thomson Learning.
Nobes, G. and Kellas,
D. (2002): Accountancy
Explained, Penguin, London.
Wood, F. and
Sangster, A. (2001): Business Accounting 2, Addison Wesley Longman.
Intermediate
Accounting
Binnekade, C.S. and
Booysen, S.F. (2001): Accounting Standards: Questions & Solutions
9th Ed., Juta, London.
Pasewark, W.R.
(2008): Understanding Corporate Annual Reports, McGraw Hill, Texas.
Stice, E.K., Stice,
J.D. and Skousen, K.F, (2007): Intermediate Accounting, 16th edition,
Thomson South-Western Publishing, Cincinnati.
Cost and
Management Accounting
Drury, C. (1990); Cost
& Management Accounting, Business Press, London.
Hansen, D.R. and Mowen, M.M. (2000): Management
Accounting 5th Edition, South-Western Publishing, Cincinnati.
Horngren, C.T.,
Datar, S.M. and Foster, G.( 2003): Cost Accounting - A Managerial Emphasis, 11th International ed., Pearson
Education Canada Inc., Toronto.
Accounting
Information Systems
Booth, H.and
Gallagher, J. (1999): The Student Edition of Sage Sterling + 2, Pitman
Publishing, London.
Hall, J. A.
(2004): Accounting Information
Systems 4th Ed. South-Western, Thomson Learning, Boston.
West C (2002): Spreadsheets
for Accounting Students, an Active-Learning Approach - DPP, London.
Corporate and
Group Accounting
Alexander, A. &
Britton, H. (2002): Financial Reporting, ITP, New Delhi.
Dagwell, R., Wines,
G. and Lambert C. (2007): Corporate Reporting, UNSW Press, Washington.
Jubb, P., Haswell,
S., and Langfield-Smith, I., (2006): Company Accounting, 4th Edition,
Thomson, London.
Auditing
Gray, I.H. &
Manson, S. (2000): The Audit Process: Principles, Practice & Cases,
Wiley, London.
Lee, T.A. (1993): Corporate
Audit Theory, Chapman & Hall, London.
Sherer, M. &
Turley, S. (1997): Current Issues in Auditing, Paul Chapman, London.
Public Accounting
Earl, R. (2001): Accounting
for Governmental and Nonprofit Entities, 11th edition. Irwin, Boston.
Joan, W. N. (2005): Introduction
to Fund Accounting, 5th edition, Thoth Books, Arizona.
Jones, M. and
Pendlebury, R. (2002): Public Sector Accounting, Pitman, London.
International
Accounting
Alfredson, K. et all.
(2005): Applying International Accounting Standards, Wiley, London.
Nobes, C. &
Parker, R.H. (1999): Comparative International Accounting, Pearson,
London.
Roberts, C., Weetman,
P. & Gordon, P. (2002): International Financial Accounting: a
comparative approach, Pearson, London.
Taxation
Melville, A. (1999): Taxation,
Prentice Hall, New York.
Nightingale, K.
(1999): Taxation Theory and Practice, Prentice Hall, New York.
Shapiro A.C. (1989): Multinational
Financial Management 3rd Ed., Mass & Ballinger, London.
Financial
Statements Analysis
Cilliers, H.S.
(1992): Company Financial Statements, 7th Ed., Buttersworths, Durban.
Penman, O. (2007): Financial
Statement Analysis and Securing Valuation, 3rd Ed., Irwin/McGraw-Hill,
Texas.
White, G.I. (2003): The
Analysis and use of Financial Statements. John Wiley and Sons, Ohio.
*Due to the large
number of textbooks on the wish list, some references may be incorrectly cited
and/or missing information.
Here is a very good list of accounting department books.It is a interesting website.
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