CAF-5 Financial Accounting and Reporting-II by Murtaza Quaid
This course is part of the CAF Group B Module
Students already enrolled: 10,000+
Murtaza Quaid
Instructor
Fee: Rs 18,000
What you will Learn
The Financial Accounting and Reporting-II course is typically designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in financial accounting and reporting. This course builds upon the foundational concepts covered in earlier accounting courses and delves into more complex and specialized accounting topics.
Course Content
1. Preparation of financial statements, including statement of financial position, comprehensive income, and changes in equity, along with notes, is covered alongside accounting for business combinations and associates.
2. Accounting for non-current assets involves financial instruments, leases, intangible assets, biological assets, and government grants. This section excludes certain complex aspects like hedge accounting and derivatives.
3. Ethical principles, operating and reportable segments, adjusting events, provisions, revenue recognition, tax accounting, and foreign exchange rate effects are explored within the context of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and ethical responsibilities of Chartered Accountants.
Additional Content
1. Covered standards include IFRS and related sections of the Companies Act, with topics ranging from financial statement presentation (IAS 1) to accounting for financial instruments (IFRS 9) and business combinations (IFRS 3).
2. Addresses areas such as income taxes (IAS 12), operating segments (IFRS 8), and revenue recognition (IFRS 15), along with ethical principles and reporting standards under the Code of Ethics.
3. Specific topics like leases (IFRS 16), website costs (IAS 38), and agriculture (IAS 41) are explored, reflecting a comprehensive understanding of financial reporting standards and regulations.
Murtaza Quaid
Instructor