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A revised version of my earlier Communication for Accounting Professionals textbook is now available, co-authored with Takashi Hashimoto, professor at Aoyama Gakuin University. The title of the revised book has not changed, but the contents of every chapter have been updated, and several new chapters have been added. These new topics include international financial reporting standards (IFRS) and the huge Madoff ponzi scheme scandal. Homework questions have also been expanded to offer readers a richer learning experience."Accounting English: Communication for Accounting Professionals" dobunkan text image

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A combination of my earlier two co-authored books in Nikkei BP's Pro No Eigo series can be found in English for Finance Professionals: English Vocabulary for Finance and Accounting Professionals Explained" by Nikkei Business Press. http://dolan.blogs.com/aloha/51t9iVZ4kjL._SL500_AA240_.jpgAmazon.com ... GO!

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See my textbook, "Accounting English: Communication for Accounting Professionals," one of a series of texbooks for use by all graduate schools of accounting in Japan. dobunkan text image
The book examines high-profile U.S. accounting and financial scandals and introduces readers to accounting concepts and vocabularly. The cases are written in English, and summaries and explanations are written in Japanese. Published by Dobunkan Publishing. Amazon.com listing (in Japanese). Dobunkan Publishing listing (in Japanese, with English language listing of chapter titles).

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See my two co-authored books, with current case studies and explanations written in English and Japanese and published by Nikkei Business Press. "Financial English for Professionals" and Accounting English for Professionals" both come with CD-ROMs that enhance learning.

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