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Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd Corporate Law and Economics
Book SynopsisThis 11th volume in the highly acclaimed Encyclopedia of Law and Economics provides a sophisticated summary of law and economics approaches to the most important topics in contemporary corporate law.The work is divided into three thematic parts, namely; corporate governance, securities regulation, and the law and economics of debt financing. The Encyclopedia reviews leading empirical research and provides theoretical methods for a nuanced understanding of the field, including such specific issues as the characteristics of corporations, the role of passive index funds in corporate governance, the board of directors’ actions, and core principles such as the business judgement rule. Presenting a synopsis of both the classic and emerging literature across several corporate law sectors, each chapter also offers a detailed bibliography and operates as a springboard and touchstone for further research. Corporate Law and Economics will be an indispensable resource for scholars and students of corporate law as well as for economics, accountancy and management scholars working in the fields of corporate governance and industrial organisation.Key Features: Includes new theoretical tools for thinking about the changing roles of key actors, such as business directors Addresses contemporary topics such as the economics of insider trading to illustrate a complete picture of modern economics Expert contributions and comprehensive literature reviews that will benefit scholars from a variety of law and non-law disciplines such as economics and accounting Trade Review‘This volume offers meticulously researched and highly accessible accounts of key areas of corporate law, analyzed through an economic lens. Written by leading scholars, each chapter compellingly illustrates the value of economic analysis in assessing law and policy. It serves as an essential reference for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of fundamental doctrines and questions in corporate governance, securities regulation, and law and finance.’ -- Andrew Tuch, Washington University in St. Louis, USTable of ContentsContents: 1 Introduction to Corporate Law and Economics 1 Adam B. Badawi PART I CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND THE LEGAL STRUCTURE OF THE FIRM 2 The theory of business organizations 8 Giuseppe Dari-Mattiacci 3 The monitoring board revisited 35 Zenichi Shishido 4 Passive investing and corporate governance: A law and economics analysis 58 Dorothy S. Lund 5 Corporate expression 79 Vincent J. Buccola 6 The business judgment rule 97 Adam B. Badawi PART II THE LAW AND ECONOMICS OF SECURITIES REGULATION 7 The law and economics of insider trading 2.0 126 Stephen M. Bainbridge 8 What is the purpose of securities regulation? 152 David H Webber and Connor S Flaherty PART III CORPORATE DEBT 9 The use of debt in corporate finance 177 Elisabeth de Fontenay 10 Deconstructing the senior creditor 205 Anthony J Casey and Andrew Verstein Index
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Spiramus Press Leach's Tax Dictionary
Book SynopsisLooking for the meaning of a tax term?Leach's Tax Dictionary is a cornucopia of tax terms and data. It also explains all those abbreviations used in tax writing and reporting.Leach's Tax Dictionary contains over 1,000 pages of definitions, abbreviations explained and useful data - tax rates and other information which may be of use to a tax accountant/lawyer. 10,000 definitions. 3,000 abbreviations explained. 200 pages of tax, financial and historical data related to tax. Where applicable terms are explained with reference to relevant case law, statutes or guidance. This book provides a ready source of information to those who already have some understanding of tax, and for anyone working or studying in the tax field.Table of Contents Abbreviations used for definitions Tax law Section 1: Definitions Section 2: Abbreviations Section 3: Tax rates and other data
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The University of Law Publishing Limited Accounts for Solicitors 20242025
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Fink Publishing Ltd Revise SQE Solicitors Accounts 202526
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Springer International Publishing AG The European Harmonization of National Accounting
Book SynopsisWith Directive 2013/34/EU - which replaced the 4th and 7th accounting Directives - a new step towards European accounting harmonization has been taken: accounting rules on private firms have been further standardized and, at the same time, brought closer to IAS/IFRS. This book develops a comparative analysis of the most relevant issues in the process of preparing the financial statements after the recent transposition of the aforementioned Directive into the local accounting rules and standards. This book is of interest for several reasons. First, private firms, which are not necessarily small-medium sized companies, are the most prevalent and the engine of growth in all European countries. At the same time, the international academic literature is mainly devoted to listed companies, due to the limited availability of data for private companies and the idea that accounting information is less relevant for this kind of companies. In addition, the analysis contained in the book is the result of the work of more than 30 European researchers, who contributed to both a vertical analysis of eight countries (Germany, Spain, Italy, France, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Sweden, and Denmark) and a horizontal analysis of the most relevant cross-cutting issues (fundamental principles, financial statement formats, impairment losses, capital reserves and profit distribution, income taxes, and non-financial reporting). More specifically, the book aims to examine, from a comparative perspective, the methods of application of the Directive in Europe, in parallel with the evolutionary processes of national GAAPs, in order to verify the impact of both legal regulations and professional rules on the quality and comparability of accounting information, as well as the degree of convergence towards the IAS/IFRS model. Table of ContentsThe evolution of accounting regulations in the EU.- Germany.- United Kingdom.- France.- Italy.- Spain.- Denmark.- Sweden.- The Netherlands.- Objectives, overriding principles and relevance.- Financial statements layouts.- Write-down for impairment losses.- Accounting for Capital and Reserves, OCI and Profit Distribution.- Income taxes in financial statements.- Non-financial reporting in the European Union: current issues and prospects.- Private firm accounting in the EU: still an incomplete and fragmented picture.
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Peter Lang AG Der wirtschaftliche Wert von
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