# Each chapter begins by identifying the specific IFRS section, and its Canadian and U.S.counterparts, followed
by a list of other IFRSs related to the chapter topic.
# The content of each chapter usually follows the same headings as used in the IASB statement: objective and scope,
recognition, measurement, etc.
# Illustrations and tables are included to enhance students’ understanding with walkthrough mini scenarios and
mini exercises interspersed throughout the chapter. Short excerpts/note disclosures from actual financial statements
prepared under IFRS are provided.
# End of chapter material contains quantitative mini-exercises and qualitative mini-scenarios based primarily on
unfamiliar or different requirements than those that exist under Canadian and U.S. GAAP now.
# The Instructor Resource Site includes Instructor’s Manual with solutions and Interactive Power Point Slides.
# This title is available withWileyPLUS, an integrated suite of resources including the full online version of
the textbook, plus easy-to-use homework management tools, interactive presentation resources, and a range of practice
and study activities--with instant feedback--for your students.
# Also available in Online Desktop version