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Intermediate Accounting: Skills For Accounting Professionals
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Intermediate Accounting: Skills For Accounting Professionals

Learn Financial Reporting Essentials, Leases, Income Taxes , Pensions, Consolidated Accounts Under IFRS / IAS
Created byImran Zakir
Last updated 6/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Apply Core Accounting Standards including IFRS and GAAP to accurately prepare and analyze financial statements.
  • Master Complex Financial Reporting on assets, liabilities, equity, revenue recognition, and investments with real-world applications.
  • Account for Advanced Transactions such as leases, pensions, income taxes, and share-based compensation using professional judgment.
  • Prepare and Analyze Consolidated Financial Statements, including intercompany eliminations and non-controlling interests.
  • Develop Practical Skills through case studies and real-life scenarios for enhanced decision-making in financial reporting and compliance.

Course content

3 sections21 lectures2h 58m total length
  • Introduction To Intermediate Accounting3:44
    • Intermediate Accounting: Your Path to Financial Expertise.

    • Discuss the Course Objectives and Outcomes

    • Why Intermediate Accounting Really Matters

    • What This Means for Your Career

  • What are International Accounting Standards & IFRS4:43
    • Introduction to IAS or IFRS

    • History of IAS

    • Scope of IAS / IFRS

    • IAS in AI era

  • Role of IFRS In Accounting2:23
    • Discuss GAAP Vs IFRS

    • Discuss the Importance of IFRS in Accounting

    • Explain GAAP vs IFRS with Real Time examples.

  • IFRS & Conceputal Framework of Financial Reporting8:13
    • Discuss the History of IFRS in Accounting.

    • Understanding the need of IFRS in financial reporting

    • The Role of Conceptual Framework of financial reporting

    • Discuss the core components of Conceptual Framework

Requirements

  • Basic Understanding of Accounting Principles
  • Prior Experience in Accounting or Finance
  • Familiarity with Financial Statements
  • Awareness of Common Accounting Standards (IFRS or US GAAP)

Description

  • Introduction to General Purpose Financial Statements.

  • Detailed overview of all active IASs and IFRSs applicable.

  • Accounting for Assets IFRS/IAS covered: IAS 16, IAS 38, IAS 36, IFRS 5, IAS 40.

  • Accounting for Liabilities FRS/IAS covered: IAS 37, IFRS 9, IAS 1.

  • Accounting for Equity: Treatment under IAS 1, IAS 32, and IFRS 10.

  • Investment Accounting: Understand how to classify and measure financial assets — like equity shares and debt instruments — under IFRS 9. Real-time case study of an investment in equity shares.

  • The accounting treatment of leases from both lessee and lessor perspectives under IFRS 16 — including right-of-use assets, lease liabilities, and classification rules.

    Real-time case study and flowcharts simplify how leases impact the Balance Sheet and Income Statement.

  • Explore IAS 12 to understand temporary differences, deferred tax assets and liabilities, and how to account for current and future tax consequences in financial statements.

  • Understand how defined benefit and defined contribution pension plans are accounted for under IAS 19.

  • Learn how to recognize and measure employee stock options and other equity-settled or cash-settled share-based payments under IFRS 2, with practical examples.

  • IFRS 10, IFRS 3, and IAS 28 to learn how parent and subsidiary accounts are combined, including goodwill calculation, NCI, and intra-group adjustments.

Who this course is for:

  • Experienced Accountants
  • Finance Professionals
  • Accounting Graduates or Postgraduates
  • Professionals Preparing for Certifications (CPA, ACCA, or CA)