Course Content
Chapter A: Introduction to Financial Accounting
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1. The Context and Purpose of Financial Statements for External Reporting
39:22
2. The Regulatory Framework and Governance | 3. Key Principles and Concepts of Accounting
01:06:11
Chapter B: Understanding the Accounting Process
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1. Double-Entry Bookkeeping System and Accounting Records | 2. General Accounting | 3. Preparing the Trial Balance – I
01:13:19
3. Preparing the Trial Balance – II | 4. Accounting for Accrued Expenses, Prepaid Expenses and Accrued Income
53:12
5. Accounting for Receivables & Payables | 6. Bank Reconciliation – I
01:00:03
6. Bank Reconciliation – II | 7. Reconciliation: Reconciliation of Trade Payables and Receivables | 8. Correction of Errors | 9. Suspense Accounts
01:00:44
Chapter C: Preparation of Single Entity Financial Statements
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1. Statement of Financial Position | 2. Statement of Profit or Loss and Other Comprehensive Income | 3. Statement of Cash Flows – I
47:17
3. Statement of Cash Flows – II
31:03
4. Statement of Changes in Equity
5. Accounting for the Capital Structure | 6. Disclosure Notes
43:50
Chapter D: Application of Basic Accounting Standards for Financial Statements
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1. Presentation of Financial Statements | 2. Accounting for Sales | 3. Accounting for Inventories – I
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3. Accounting for Inventories – II | 4. Accounting for Tangible Non-Current Assets – I
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4. Accounting for Tangible Non-Current Assets – II | 5. Accounting for Intangible Non-Current Assets | 6. Accounting for Provisions and Contingencies
01:11:41
7. Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting Estimates
8. Accounting for Events After the Reporting Date | 9. Accounting in SMEs | 10. Accounting for Partnerships – I
47:07
8. Accounting for Events After the Reporting Date | 9. Accounting in SMEs | 10. Accounting for Partnerships – II
22:09
Chapter E: Analysis of Financial Statements
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1. Calculation of Accounting Ratios and Trend Analysis
50:12
Videos
Fundamentals of Financial Reporting (BL1) – September
Exercise Files
Introduction to Financial Accounting.pdf
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