Attorney's Handbook of Accounting, Auditing and Financial Reporting

Using concise, plain-language explanations, this desktop reference helps attorneys decipher financial statements, plan business transactions, structure agreements, and stay on top of the latest accounting, auditing, and reporting rules.

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Using concise, plain-language explanations, this desktop reference helps attorneys decipher financial statements, plan business transactions, structure agreements, and stay on top of the latest accounting, auditing, and reporting rules. Also included are full chapters on accountants' legal liability, accountants' support services to the legal community, reporting for not-for-profit organizations, and partnerships and joint ventures. Numerous practical examples are provided, including sample letters, forms and financial statements.

The Handbook continues to provide the latest information on non-audit accounting and reporting, and the various types of services that accountants can provide to the marketplace, including (i) an introduction to the ''clarification project'' of the Auditing Standards Board of the American Institute of CPAs, a new codification intended to improve the accessing and understanding of generally accepted auditing standards (GAAS); (ii) a comprehensive look at the nonprofit sector of our society, particularly with regard to the impact of the Uniform Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act (UPMIFA), a model law from which most states have now crafted legislation; (iii) service organization (formerly ''SAS 70'') reports; (iv) non-audit compilations and reviews; and (v) special reports.

Appendix I to the Handbook has the most recent Form 10-K for a major, multinational, publicly held corporation, the Kellogg Company, providing an up-to-date look at the requirements of this comprehensive regulatory document.

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Table of contents

CHAPTER 1: The Environment of Accounting and Financial Reporting

CHAPTER 2: Fundamental Accounting Concepts

CHAPTER 3: The Accounting Process and the Preparation of Financial Statements

CHAPTER 4: The Income Statement

CHAPTER 5: The Balance Sheet

CHAPTER 6: The Statement of Cash Flows

CHAPTER 7: Notes to Financial Statements

CHAPTER 8: Filings With the Securities and Exchange Commission

CHAPTER 9: Accounting and Reporting for Not-for-Profit Organizations

CHAPTER 10: Accounting and Reporting for Partnerships and Joint Ventures

CHAPTER 11: Reports on Controls at Service Organizations

CHAPTER 12: The Auditing Process

CHAPTER 13: Unaudited Financial Statements: Compilations and Reviews

CHAPTER 14: Special-Purpose Reports and Reports on Prospective Financial Statements

CHAPTER 15: [Reserved]

CHAPTER 16: Accountants' Support Services to the Legal Community

APPENDIX I: Excerpts from Form 10-K (including consolidated financial statements) for Kellogg Company

APPENDIX II: Basic Financial Ratios

APPENDIX III: Some of the More Commonly Used Abbreviations Found in This Publication