
IFRS Financial Accounting Workbook
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Chapter 1 Conceptual Framework for Financial Reporting
01 General Financial Accounting 1-1
02 Conceptual Framework for Financial Reporting 1-2
03 Purpose of General Purpose Financial Reporting 1-4
04 Qualitative Characteristics of Useful Financial Information 1-7
05 General Purpose Financial Statements and Elements of Financial Statements 1-11
06 Recognition and Derecognition of Financial Statement Elements 1-16
07 Measurement of Financial Statement Elements 1-17
08 Classification of Financial Statement Elements 1-21
Chapter 2 Profit Measurement and Measurement Criteria
01 Capital and Capital Maintenance Concept 2-1
02 Profit Reporting Method 2-3
03 Measurement Criteria 2-4
04 Fair Value Measurement 2-5
Chapter 3 Financial Statements Presentation
01 Complete Financial Statements 3-1
02 Financial Statements 3-4
03 Comprehensive Income Statement 3-5
04 Other Financial Statements 3-7
Chapter 4 Cash and Receivables
01 Cash and Financial Institution Deposits 4-1
02 Receivables 4-6
Chapter 5 Inventory Assets and Agricultural, Forestry, and Fishery Assets
01 Determination of the acquisition cost of inventory assets 5-1
02 Cost Allocation of Inventory Assets 5-5
03 Depreciation and Valuation Losses on Inventory Assets 5-10
04 Valuation of Inventory Assets by Estimation 5-15
05 Agricultural, Forestry and Fisheries Assets 5-20
Chapter 6 Tangible Assets and Investment Property
01 Acquisition cost of tangible assets 6-1
02 Depreciation 6-13
03 Follow-up cost 6-16
04 Removal of Tangible Assets 6-17
05 Impairment of Tangible Assets 6-17
06 Revaluation Model for Tangible Assets 6-19
07 Investment Real Estate 6-25
Chapter 7 Capitalization of Borrowing Costs
01 Capitalization of Borrowing Costs 7-1
Chapter 8 Intangible Assets and Other Assets
01 Recognition of Intangible Assets 8-1
02 Accounting for Intangible Assets 8-4
03 Internal Creation of Intangible Assets 8-6
04 Exploration and Evaluation Assets 8-13
05 The cost of stripping in open-pit mines 8-14
06 Website Cost 8-14
Chapter 9 Financial Debt and Private Loans
01 Distinction between Financial Liabilities and Equity Instruments 9-1
02 Financial liabilities measured at amortized cost: Private debt 9-4
03 Financial Liabilities Not Measured at Amortized Cost 9-15
Chapter 10 Accrued Liabilities and Employee Benefits
01 Provisions, Contingent Liabilities, and Contingent Assets 10-1
02 Post-reporting period incident 10-9
03 Employee Salary 10-11
Chapter 11 Capital
01 The Meaning of Capital 11-1
02 Capital Transactions 11-3
03 Comprehensive Income Transactions 11-10
04 Disposition of Undistributed Retained Earnings 11-12
05 Statement of Changes in Equity 11-17
Chapter 12 Revenue Recognition
01 Recognition of Revenue and Expenses 12-1
02 Five Steps to Recognizing Contract-Related Revenue 12-2
03 Assets and Liabilities to be Recognized in Relation to Revenue 12-13
04 Contract costs to be recognized in relation to revenue 12-15
05 Revenue Recognition by Transaction Type 12-16
06 Revenue Recognition from Construction Contracts 12-29
Chapter 13 Financial Assets for Investment Purposes
01 Recognition of Financial Products 13-1
02 Initial Recognition and Subsequent Measurement of Financial Assets 13-3
03 Removal of Financial Assets 13-6
04 Impairment of Financial Assets 13-12
05 Other Matters Related to Financial Assets 13-21
Chapter 14 Complex Financial Products
01 Complex Financial Products 14-1
02 Convertible Bond 14-4
03 Convertible Bonds 14-11
04 Convertible Preferred Stock 14-13
05 Accounting for Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds 14-14
06 Investor Accounting for Convertible Bonds 14-14
Chapter 15 Stock-Based Compensation
01 Types of Stock-Based Compensation Transactions 15-1
02 Stock-settled Stock-Based Compensation Transaction 15-2
03 Cash-Settled Stock-Based Compensation Transaction 15-10
04 Optional Stock-Based Compensation Transactions 15-14
Chapter 16 Earnings per Share
01 Earnings per share 16-1
02 Basic earnings per share 16-2
03 Diluted earnings per share 16-7
Chapter 17 Lees
01 Lease Accounting 17-1
02 Lease Accounting Treatment of Lessors 17-6
03 Lease Accounting Treatment for Lessees 17-10
04 Changes to Lease Agreement 17-20
05 Special Forms of Lease 17-23
06 Sublease and Real Estate Lease 17-27
Chapter 18 Corporate Tax Accounting
01 Corporate Tax Accounting 18-1
02 Inter-period allocation accounting for corporate tax 18-2
03 Distribution within the corporate tax period 18-11
Chapter 19 Accounting Changes and Error Corrections
01 Significance of Accounting Changes and Error Corrections 19-1
02 Accounting Treatment 19-3
03 Accounting Method for Error Correction 19-5
Chapter 20 Statement of Cash Flows
01 The Significance of the Cash Flow Statement 20-1
02 Cash Flow Statement Preparation Logic 20-5
03 Other Matters in the Statement of Cash Flows 20-13
Chapter 21 Other Matters of Financial Accounting
01 Non-current assets held for sale and discontinued operations 21-1
02 Interim Financial Report 21-5
03 Financial Ratio Analysis 21-7
Chapter 22 Accounting for Exchange Rate Fluctuations and Derivatives
01 Accounting for Exchange Rate Fluctuations 22-1
02 Derivatives Accounting 22-13
Chapter 23 Investments in Associates and Joint Ventures
01 Normal Model of Equity Method 23-1
02 Special Model of Equity Method 23-7
03 Joint Agreement 23-18
Chapter 24 Business Combinations and Merger Accounting
01 Business Combination 24-1
02 Accounting Treatment of Acquisition Method 24-3
03 Special circumstances of the acquisition method 24-8
04 Subsequent Measurement of Goodwill 24-15
05 Reverse Acquisition 24-18
Chapter 25 Other Matters Concerning Consolidated Accounting
01 Basics of Connection 25-1
02 Calculation of each item in the consolidated financial statements when there are no internal transactions 25-9
03 Elimination of Insider Transactions 25-13
04 Calculation of each item in the consolidated financial statements when internal transactions exist 25-19
05 Changes in equity 25-23
06 Complex governance structure 25-28
07 Special Topics in Connections 25-31
01 General Financial Accounting 1-1
02 Conceptual Framework for Financial Reporting 1-2
03 Purpose of General Purpose Financial Reporting 1-4
04 Qualitative Characteristics of Useful Financial Information 1-7
05 General Purpose Financial Statements and Elements of Financial Statements 1-11
06 Recognition and Derecognition of Financial Statement Elements 1-16
07 Measurement of Financial Statement Elements 1-17
08 Classification of Financial Statement Elements 1-21
Chapter 2 Profit Measurement and Measurement Criteria
01 Capital and Capital Maintenance Concept 2-1
02 Profit Reporting Method 2-3
03 Measurement Criteria 2-4
04 Fair Value Measurement 2-5
Chapter 3 Financial Statements Presentation
01 Complete Financial Statements 3-1
02 Financial Statements 3-4
03 Comprehensive Income Statement 3-5
04 Other Financial Statements 3-7
Chapter 4 Cash and Receivables
01 Cash and Financial Institution Deposits 4-1
02 Receivables 4-6
Chapter 5 Inventory Assets and Agricultural, Forestry, and Fishery Assets
01 Determination of the acquisition cost of inventory assets 5-1
02 Cost Allocation of Inventory Assets 5-5
03 Depreciation and Valuation Losses on Inventory Assets 5-10
04 Valuation of Inventory Assets by Estimation 5-15
05 Agricultural, Forestry and Fisheries Assets 5-20
Chapter 6 Tangible Assets and Investment Property
01 Acquisition cost of tangible assets 6-1
02 Depreciation 6-13
03 Follow-up cost 6-16
04 Removal of Tangible Assets 6-17
05 Impairment of Tangible Assets 6-17
06 Revaluation Model for Tangible Assets 6-19
07 Investment Real Estate 6-25
Chapter 7 Capitalization of Borrowing Costs
01 Capitalization of Borrowing Costs 7-1
Chapter 8 Intangible Assets and Other Assets
01 Recognition of Intangible Assets 8-1
02 Accounting for Intangible Assets 8-4
03 Internal Creation of Intangible Assets 8-6
04 Exploration and Evaluation Assets 8-13
05 The cost of stripping in open-pit mines 8-14
06 Website Cost 8-14
Chapter 9 Financial Debt and Private Loans
01 Distinction between Financial Liabilities and Equity Instruments 9-1
02 Financial liabilities measured at amortized cost: Private debt 9-4
03 Financial Liabilities Not Measured at Amortized Cost 9-15
Chapter 10 Accrued Liabilities and Employee Benefits
01 Provisions, Contingent Liabilities, and Contingent Assets 10-1
02 Post-reporting period incident 10-9
03 Employee Salary 10-11
Chapter 11 Capital
01 The Meaning of Capital 11-1
02 Capital Transactions 11-3
03 Comprehensive Income Transactions 11-10
04 Disposition of Undistributed Retained Earnings 11-12
05 Statement of Changes in Equity 11-17
Chapter 12 Revenue Recognition
01 Recognition of Revenue and Expenses 12-1
02 Five Steps to Recognizing Contract-Related Revenue 12-2
03 Assets and Liabilities to be Recognized in Relation to Revenue 12-13
04 Contract costs to be recognized in relation to revenue 12-15
05 Revenue Recognition by Transaction Type 12-16
06 Revenue Recognition from Construction Contracts 12-29
Chapter 13 Financial Assets for Investment Purposes
01 Recognition of Financial Products 13-1
02 Initial Recognition and Subsequent Measurement of Financial Assets 13-3
03 Removal of Financial Assets 13-6
04 Impairment of Financial Assets 13-12
05 Other Matters Related to Financial Assets 13-21
Chapter 14 Complex Financial Products
01 Complex Financial Products 14-1
02 Convertible Bond 14-4
03 Convertible Bonds 14-11
04 Convertible Preferred Stock 14-13
05 Accounting for Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds 14-14
06 Investor Accounting for Convertible Bonds 14-14
Chapter 15 Stock-Based Compensation
01 Types of Stock-Based Compensation Transactions 15-1
02 Stock-settled Stock-Based Compensation Transaction 15-2
03 Cash-Settled Stock-Based Compensation Transaction 15-10
04 Optional Stock-Based Compensation Transactions 15-14
Chapter 16 Earnings per Share
01 Earnings per share 16-1
02 Basic earnings per share 16-2
03 Diluted earnings per share 16-7
Chapter 17 Lees
01 Lease Accounting 17-1
02 Lease Accounting Treatment of Lessors 17-6
03 Lease Accounting Treatment for Lessees 17-10
04 Changes to Lease Agreement 17-20
05 Special Forms of Lease 17-23
06 Sublease and Real Estate Lease 17-27
Chapter 18 Corporate Tax Accounting
01 Corporate Tax Accounting 18-1
02 Inter-period allocation accounting for corporate tax 18-2
03 Distribution within the corporate tax period 18-11
Chapter 19 Accounting Changes and Error Corrections
01 Significance of Accounting Changes and Error Corrections 19-1
02 Accounting Treatment 19-3
03 Accounting Method for Error Correction 19-5
Chapter 20 Statement of Cash Flows
01 The Significance of the Cash Flow Statement 20-1
02 Cash Flow Statement Preparation Logic 20-5
03 Other Matters in the Statement of Cash Flows 20-13
Chapter 21 Other Matters of Financial Accounting
01 Non-current assets held for sale and discontinued operations 21-1
02 Interim Financial Report 21-5
03 Financial Ratio Analysis 21-7
Chapter 22 Accounting for Exchange Rate Fluctuations and Derivatives
01 Accounting for Exchange Rate Fluctuations 22-1
02 Derivatives Accounting 22-13
Chapter 23 Investments in Associates and Joint Ventures
01 Normal Model of Equity Method 23-1
02 Special Model of Equity Method 23-7
03 Joint Agreement 23-18
Chapter 24 Business Combinations and Merger Accounting
01 Business Combination 24-1
02 Accounting Treatment of Acquisition Method 24-3
03 Special circumstances of the acquisition method 24-8
04 Subsequent Measurement of Goodwill 24-15
05 Reverse Acquisition 24-18
Chapter 25 Other Matters Concerning Consolidated Accounting
01 Basics of Connection 25-1
02 Calculation of each item in the consolidated financial statements when there are no internal transactions 25-9
03 Elimination of Insider Transactions 25-13
04 Calculation of each item in the consolidated financial statements when internal transactions exist 25-19
05 Changes in equity 25-23
06 Complex governance structure 25-28
07 Special Topics in Connections 25-31
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: July 10, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 488 pages | 188*258*19mm
- ISBN13: 9791156265573
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