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Learn Accounting in the simplest way. 101 to advanced level.

What you will learn

Learn concepts relating to income statements such as fiscal year and calendar year, the format of the income statement, profit margin calculations

Learn non-recurring items, changes in accounting estimates, and methods of revenue recognition.

Learn balance sheet and its various components such as current assets, current liabilities long-term assets, long-term liabilities, and shareholderโ€™s equity.

Learners will also gain knowledge about the preparation of cash flow statements using direct and indirect methods, along with practical examples.

Description

The training is specially designed to meet the learning desires of those who connected with the accounting field. The course is a detailed one that will take you through various accounting concepts that will help you with practical application in real life. The course is aimed to provide the learners with essential concepts of accounting domains such as financial accounting, accounting standards, cost accounting, and other relevant concepts. At the end of the course, learners will be well equipped with knowledge regarding important accounting concepts.

The training will commence with a lecture on the introduction to financial accounting.

A session will be run to explain concepts relating to income statements such as fiscal year and calendar year, the format of the income statement, profit margin calculations, non-recurring items, changes in accounting estimates, and methods of revenue recognition.

An understanding will be developed on the preparation of balance sheet and its various components such as current assets, current liabilities long-term assets, long-term liabilities, and shareholderโ€™s equity.

Learners will also gain knowledge about the preparation of cash flow statements using direct and indirect methods, along with practical examples.

It refers to the recording the Day to day Business transactions in the Books of Accounts and preparing the Financial Statements at the year-end.


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In simple terms, Accounting refers to record-keeping of all the financial transactions of the Business daily to run the Business Smoothly.

It means Book-keeping of all the financial and Non-Financial Activities of the Business i.e itโ€™s the process of Summarizing, recording, analyzing the Transactions.

It can be divided into Management Accounting, Financial Accounting, Cost Accounting.

Every Company has an Accounts department to take care of the Financial Transactions of the Business and to provide with the latest Reports on the Performance to the Management.

In recent times, there has been a change in the Accounting Standards that need to be followed globally i.e Every Company should prepare its Financial Statements as per IFRS only so that all are comparable to each other.

Generally, a CPA is appointed by Companies to take care of the Accounting Activities of the Company.

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Content

Accounting – The Foundation

An Introduction To Financial Accounting
Purpose Of Financial Statements
Explaining A Business Cycle
Accounting For Income Statement
Accounting For Balance Sheet -1
Accounting For Balance Sheet -2
Accounting For Balance Sheet – 3
Accounting For Cash Flows
Conclusion

Accounting:01 – Income Statement

Financial Statements – Fiscal Year Vs Calendar Year
Income Statement Format
Calculating Profit Margins
Non Recurring Items
Changes In Accounting Estimates
Final Remarks
Revenue Recognition – Percentage Completion & Completed Contract
Revenue Recognition – Installment Method & Cost Recovery
Depreciation Expense
Downloading Colgates Income Statement
Analyst Format Of Colgates Income Statement
Formatting The Income Statement
Investigating The Non-Recurring Charges
Seperating Non-Recurring Items
Comparision Of Margins – Before And After Adjustments

Accounting:02 – Balance Sheet

Introduction To Balance Sheet
Introduction To Current Assets
Cash And Cash Equivalents
Cash And Cash Equivalents – Colgate PandG Microsoft
Accounts Receivables
Accounts Receivables Case Study
Inventory
Inventory – Case Study
Inventory – Lcm
Inventory – Colgate
Inventory Valuations
Inventory Valuation – Recap
Prepaid Expenses
Other Current Assets – Colgate
Financial Reporting Standards
Current Liabilities
Current Liabilities – Colgate
Long Term Assets
Introduction To Goodwill
Pooling Method Of Accounting
Purchase Method Of Accounting
Goodwill Impairment
Long Term Investments Part 1
Long Term Investments Continued
Long Term Investments – Example
Long Term Liabilities
Long Term Liabilities – Risk Profile
Introduction To Shareholde’S Equity
Common Stock – Par Value And Apic
Treasury Stock Or Shares
Retained Earnings & Dividends
Additional Other Comprehensive Income
Introduction To Preference Shares
Macdonald’S Shareholder’S Equity
Dividends – Types
Cash And Property Dividend – Example
Stock Dividends
Small & Large Stock Dividends – Example
Stock Split

EPS – The Concepts Of Earnings Per Share

Introduction To Eps
Basic Eps Example
Calculating Weighted Average Shares
Effect Of Stock Dividends And Stock Splits
Simple Vs Complex Structures
Preferred Convertible Shares Dilution
Preferred Convertible Shares Dilution – Example
Anti-Dilutive Preferred Convertible Shares
Convertible Debt Dilution
Convertible Debt Dilution – Example
Anti-Dilutive Convertible Debt
Stock Options
Treasury Stock Method
Stock Option Dilution – Example
Comprehensive Example