ONLINE International Accounting Consultant Course ONLY £19

This Course Covers the Following

– Objectives Of Financial
-The Purpose Of Financial Statements
-Assets And Liabilities
-Types Of Financial Information Available To Users
-Accounting Concepts: Going Concern And Accruals
– The Iasb And The Regulatory
-Impact Of Globalisation
-International Accounting Standards Board (Iasb)
-Generally Accepted Accounting Practice (Gaap)
-Scope And Application Of Ifrss
-Benefits Of And Barriers To Global Harmonisation
– Conceptual Framework For
-Financial Reporting
-The Need For A Conceptual Framework
-Advantages And Disadvantages Of A Conceptual Framework
-The Iasb Conceptual Framework
-The Objective Of General Purpose Financial Reporting
-Qualitative Characteristics Of Useful Financial Information
-The Elements Of Financial Statements
– Presentation Of Published
-Financial Statements ”
-Ias 1 (Revised): Presentation Of Financial Statements
-Fair Presentation And Compliance With Ifrs
-Accrual Basis Of Accounting
-Identification Of Financial Statements
-Statement Of Financial Position
– Assets, Liabilities And
-The Accounting Equation ”
-Introduction: Accounting Fundamentals
-The Accounting Equation
-The Business Equation
-Payables And Receivables
-Double Entry Bookkeeping
– Qualities Of Financial
-Information And Measurement ”
-Qualitative Characteristics Of Financial Information
-Constraints On Relevant And Reliable Information
-The Elements Of Financial Statements
-Recognition Of The Elements Of Financial Statements
-Revenue Recognition
-Basic Principles Of Historical Cost Accounting
– Statement Of Comprehensive Income
-The Nature Of Limited Companies
The Financial Statements Of A Limited Company
-Changes In Equity
-Current Tax
-Deferred Tax
– Statement Of Financial Position ”
-The Format Of A Statement Of Financial Position
-Current Assets
-Net Realisable Value (Nrv)
-What Is A Construction Contract?
-Recognition Of Contract Revenue And Expenses
– Reporting Financial
-Performance ”
-Accounting Policies
-Classification Of Assets Held For Sale
-Measurement Of Assets Held For Sale
-Definition Of Operating Segment
– Non-Current Assets
-Non-Current Assets: Basic Provisions
-Ias 40: Investment Property
-Intangible Assets
-Ias 36: Impairment Of Assets
-Unit 11 – Share Capital And Reserves
-Share Capital Of Limited Companies
-Shareholders’ Equity
-Share Premium Account
-Revaluation Surplus
-Retained Earnings
-Bonus Issues Of Shares
– Statement Of Cash Flows
-The Need For Statements Of Cash Flows
-Objective Of Ias 7 Statement Of Cash Flows
-Format Of A Statement Of Cash Flows
-Interest And Dividends
-Reporting Cash Flows From Operating Activities
-Accounting Treatment Of Government Grants
-Presentation Of Grants Related To Assets
-Repayment Of Government Grants
– Borrowing Costs
– Financial Instruments
-Financial Assets And Liabilities
– Financial Instruments: Presentation
-Embedded Derivatives
-Nature And Extent Of Risks Arising From Financial Instruments
– Earnings Per Share
– Earnings Per Share
-Potential Ordinary Shares
-Effect On Eps Of Changes In Capital Structure
-Dilutive Potential Ordinary Shares
Significance Of Earnings Per Share
– Related Party Disclosures
-And Segment Reporting”
– Related Party Disclosures
-Parents And Subsidiaries
– Operating Segments
-Definition Of Operating Segment
– Constitution Of A Group
-Business Group Accounts
-Consolidated And Separate Financial Statements
-Content Of Group Accounts And Group Structure
-Group Accounts: The Related Parties Issue
-Business Disclosures
– The Consolidated
-Statement Of Financial Position ”
– Summary Of Consolidation Procedures
-Non-Controlling Interests – Ifrs 3 (Revised)
-Goodwill Arising On Consolidation
-Non-Controlling Interest At Fair Value
-Intra-Group Trading
– The Consolidated
-Statement Of Profit Or Loss And Other
-Comprehensive Income And Statement Of Cash Flows ”
-The Consolidated Statement Of Profit Or Loss
-The Consolidated Statement Of Profit Or Loss And Other Comprehensive Income
-The Consolidated Statement Of Cash Flows
-Acquisition Of A Subsidiary
-Disposal Of A Subsidiary
– Accounting For Associates And Joint Arrangements
– Investments In Associates
-The Equity Method
-Presentation Of Associates
-Associate’S Losses
-Impairment Losses
– Share-Based Payment
– Share-Based Payment
-Equity-Settled Share-Based Payment Transactions
-Determining The Fair Value Of Equity Instruments Granted
-Cash-Settled Share-Based Payment Transactions
– Employee Benefits
– Employee Benefits
-Short-Term Employee Benefits
-Post-Employment Benefits
-Defined Contribution Plans
-Defined Benefit Plans: Recognition And Measurement
– Foreign Currency Translation
-Foreign Currency Trade
– The Effects Of Changes In Foreign Exchange Rates
-Foreign Currency Transactions: Initial Recognition
-Recognition Of Exchange Differences

Certificate

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be awarded a Certificate of Achievement. This should help validate their learning experience and skill, and can be used as a resume builder.

International Accounting Consultants role is to generate financial reports that are easy to understand that conform to the IASB standard that promotes harmony within the business and with other business entities. Financial reports should determine the ability of a business in generating cash or whether the business is able to pay back its debts. It also aims in tracking financial issues to check for profitability.

At the end of this course, students shall learn how to:

(1) understand the objectives of financial statements;

(2) be familiar with the IASB and the regulatory framework;

(3) gain knowledge about the conceptual framework of financial reporting;

(4) learn about published financial statements;

(5) understand assets, liabilities and the accounting equation;

(6) become versed with the qualities of financial information and measurement;

(7) specialize with statements of comprehensive income;

(8) specialize with statements of financial position;

(9) report financial performance;

(10) understand non-current assets, share capital and reserves;

(11) create statement of cash flows;

(12) understand accounting for grants and borrowing cost;

(13) utilize financial instruments;

(14) become versed about earnings per share;

(15) be familiar with related party disclosures and segment reporting;

(16) understand constitution of a group;

(17) gain knowledge about consolidated statement of financial position and profit loss;

(18) be familiar with accounting for associates and joint arrangements;

(19) understand share-based payments and employee benefits; and

(20) be familiar with foreign currency translation.

To achieve these goals, this course shall make use of interactive materials to present the concepts of the topics to be discussed. Assessments shall be done after the entire course to check for knowledge retention and understanding.

Generating financial reports monthly or every fiscal quarters is a healthy practice to be able get a clear projection of probabilities of the ending financial condition, that conforms with the standards, in case financial reports are needed for possible foreign investors, financial reports are laid out clearly.

This course does not work on Tablets and Mobile Phones.

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