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ACCA FA/FFA Financial Accounting | Complete Course (2026)
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ACCA FA/FFA Financial Accounting | Complete Course (2026)

Comprehensive learning is provided to PASS the subject FA/FFA in ACCA
Last updated 6/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Explain the context and purpose of financial reporting
  • Define the accounting principles, concepts and qualitative characteristics of useful financial information
  • Demonstrate the use of double-entry bookkeeping and accounting systems
  • Record transactions and events
  • Perform reconciliations
  • Prepare a trial balance
  • Prepare financial statements
  • Prepare basic consolidated financial statements
  • Interpret financial statements

Course content

11 sections126 lectures42h 37m total length
  • Introduction4:26

Requirements

  • There are no formal prerequisites for taking this course

Description

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.


Who this course is for:

  • ACCA Students
  • ACCA FA Students