
About the Course
This course is primarily designed for ACCA FA/FFA Financial Accounting students.
This course will provide the base knowledge for the ACCA FR subject.
However, any other finance or accounting students who need a basic understanding of financial accounting can enrol in this course, such as ACCA, CA, AAT, CMA, CPA, BBA, and B Com students.
The question-based explanation for better understanding.
Well-structured teaching flow.
At the end of this course, you will have a comprehensive knowledge of basic financial accounting concepts.
No need to have any accounting knowledge to start this course because this course will cover everything from the beginning.
What you will get
Video content
Lifetime access
Free downloadable materials
Areas Covered
Context & Purpose of Financial Reporting
Purpose and scope of financial statements
Types of business entities (sole trader, partnership, company)
Users of financial statements & their needs
Regulatory framework (IFRS, IASB, etc.)
Responsibilities of directors / governance
Accounting Principles & Concepts
Going concern
Accruals concept
Consistency, prudence, materiality
Business entity & duality
Historical cost vs current value
Substance over form
Qualitative characteristics (relevance, faithful representation, comparability, etc.)
Double-Entry Bookkeeping & Accounting Systems
Accounting equation
Source documents
General ledger accounts
Journal entries
Computerised accounting systems
Recording Transactions & Events
Sales & purchases (incl. VAT/sales tax)
Cash & petty cash
Inventories (FIFO, AVCO, IAS 2 rules)
Non-current assets
Tangible assets
Depreciation (SL & RB)
Revaluations
Intangible assets & amortisation
Accruals & prepayments
Receivables & payables
Irrecoverable debts & allowance
Provisions & contingencies
Capital structure (shares, loans, dividends, interest)
Reconciliations
Bank reconciliations
Payables / supplier statement reconciliations
Trial Balance & Errors
Preparation of the trial balance
Types of errors
Correction of errors
Suspense accounts
Preparation of Financial Statements
Statement of Financial Position
Statement of Profit or Loss & OCI
Disclosure notes
Events after the reporting period (IAS 10 logic)
Statement of Cash Flows
Incomplete records
Basic Consolidated Financial Statements
Subsidiaries
Associates
Goodwill (no impairment)
Non-controlling interest
Intra-group balances & unrealised profit
(Basic level only – foundation for FR)
Interpretation of Financial Statements
Purpose of analysis
Ratio analysis:
Profitability
Liquidity
Efficiency
Financial position
Drawing conclusions for users
About the Lecturer
I have been teaching ACCA, CIMA, Cambridge, Edexcel Curriculums and other accounting qualifications for more than a decade.
Well known among the students for formulating an easy and logical explanation for any complex concept, theory or calculation.
I have produced several World Prize Winners and Country Prize Winners in finance professional qualifications.