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Financial Accounting (FA)

Course Description

This course is an adaptation of accounting courses with focus on a company’s financial performance and health. The concept of financial accounting is principally based on GAAP (generally accepted accounting principles). The courses in this product give a complete understanding, right from scratch to preparation and analysis of financial statements.

Topics Covered

Introduction to Accounting

Meaning, Functions and Sub fields of Accounting

Accounting Cycle

Accounting Principles- Concepts & Conventions

Accounting Equation

Types of Accounts

Rules of Debit & Credit

Accounting Process

Analyzing transactions

Recording transactions

Posting to ledger

Balancing the accounts

Preparing Trial Balance

Finalization of Accounts

Rectifying the erroneous entries

Journalizing adjustment entries

Preparing Adjusted Trial Balance

Passing the closing or transfer entries

Preparing financial statements

Financial Statements Analysis-I

Categorization of ratios

Various types of ratios including Liquidity Ratios, Solvency Ratios, Structure Ratios, Leverage Ratios, and Coverage Ratios

Significance of these ratios

Financial Statements Analysis-II

Various other types of ratios including Profitability Ratios, Expense Ratios, Turnover Ratios, and Market Sensitivity Ratios

Decomposition of ROA and ROE with DuPont Analysis

Limitations of ratio analysis

Reconciliation of Books

What is Bank Reconciliation?

Reasons for reconciling the books

Procedure or steps for reconciliation

Petty Cash Accounting

Petty cash and its purpose

Writing petty cash book

Types of petty cash book

Control over petty cash

Inventory Accounting

The basics of inventory

Inventory accounting systems

Inventory valuation methods

Accounting for inventory

Inventory and its impact on financial statements

Long-Lived Assets – The capitalization Decision

Effects of capitalizing versus expensing on net income

Shareholders equity

Cash flow from operations

Financial ratios

Intangible assets

Including software development costs

Research and development costs

Depreciation Accounting

The basic concepts of depreciation

The methods of depreciation

Accounting for depreciation

Depreciation and its impact on cash flow and income tax

Analysis of Financing Liabilities

Effects of debt insurance

Amotorization of bond discounts

Premiums on financial accounts and financial ratios

Effects on financial statements and financial ratios

Debt security with debt features

Effect of issuing debt with equity features

Disclosures relating to financial liabilities

Effects of changing the interest rates

Accounting treatment

Implications of debt covenants for creditors

Leases and Off-Balance –Sheet Debt

Incentives for leasing assets

Contrast the effects of capital and operating leases on financial statements

Ratios of lessees and lessors

Types of off-balance-sheet financing and analyze their effects on selected financial ratios

Distinguish between sales type leases and direct financing leases and explain the effects of these types of leases on the financial statements of lessors

Analysis of Income Taxes

Objectives

Income Tax Accounting

Method of Accounting for Deferred Taxes

Financial Statement Analysis and Deferred Tax Assets/Liabilities

Pretax and Taxable Income

Computation of Income Tax and Deferred Taxes

Tax Rate Changes

Effective Tax Rate Reconciliation

Analysis and Disclosures

Financial Reporting Standard

Objective of Financial Statements

Importance of reporting standards in security analysis and valuation

Explain the role of standard-setting bodies

IFRS framework

General requirements for financial statements

Discuss the importance of monitoring developments in financial reporting standards

Evaluate company disclosures of significant accounting policies

International Standards Convergence

Identify and explain the major international accounting standards

Identify and explain the major international accounting standards for major revenue and expense categories on the income statement

Identify and explain the major differences between international and U.S GAAP accounting standards

Interpret the effect of differences between international and U.S GAAP accounting standards on the balance sheet, income statement and statement of changes in equity for some commonly used financial ratios

Key Features

Duration:  5 Months with 12 Months Access

Course Outcome
Dual Certification from Everonn and Towson University

Course Fee:  Rs.18,000

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