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Preparation of Consolidated Financial Statements (Basic)
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Preparation of Consolidated Financial Statements (Basic)

In this video tutorial you will learn how you can prepare consolidated financial statements in real life.
Created byMichalis Iosif
Last updated 6/2017
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand the method regarding the preparation of the consolidated financial statements

Course content

10 sections18 lectures1h 33m total length
  • Introduction3:49

    Introduction showing the consolidated financial statements that we are going to prepare at the end of this course.

Requirements

  • Accounting Knowledge (Understand how to prepare basic Financial Statements or at least how to prepare the balance sheet and Profit and Loss)

Description

This course explains the steps for the preparation of consolidated financial statements. The course will provide details regarding the preparation of the following parts :

  • Consolidated Statement of profit and loss and other comprehensive income
  • Consolidated Statement of Financial Position
  • Consolidated Statement of Changes in Equity

Note: Financial statements notes and cash flow are excluded.

You will learn from the beginning until to the end how you consolidate the financial figures fo two entities. In this course you will learn how the actual accountants prepare consolidated financial statements. The course explain the consolidation process for the following 2 scenarios.

  1.  You receive and consolidate the final financial statements (or management accounts) of 2 entities. (not happen in real life )
  2.  You receive and consolidate the final Trial Balances of the 2 entities. Then you use the consolidated TB for the preparation of the consolidated Financial Statements ( what happen in real life)

Our example is based on 2 companies. The 1st company purchased the 90% of the shares of the 2nd company. Both companies currency is the same. The 1st company sells products and the 2nd company sells services.

For our presentation I use the following:

  • PowerPoint
  • Excel
  • PDF
  • PC White Board
  • Writing tablet (perform calculation, highlight and draw during the presentations)

During the presentations there is audio and on going calculations and indications

Who this course is for:

  • Students studing accounting/finance
  • Employees working on accounting/finance department
  • Students/employees want to expand their accounting/finance kwoledge