Certification In Financial Accounting

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Certification In Financial Accounting
Published 11/2023
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Complete guide applicable to Financial Accounting and it's different concepts: with downloadable resources & assignment

What you'll learn
You will learn about the introduction to accounting, importance and advantages of accounting. Principles of accounting and details about book-keeping.
You will also learn the details about the accounting standards, accounting standards in India. Accounting equation and Accounting Cycle.
You will be able to learn about the preparation of journal, Ledger and the balancing. Details about how to open journal and doing balancing.
You will learn about the subsidiary books, cash book including petty cash books.
Learn about how to prepare Trial Balance and how to maintain the financial statements including trading accounts, P/L account, Balance Sheet and Final Account
Learn about the accounting and depreciation about the fixed assets. Detailed definition of the fixed assets
Details of the Tangible and the Intangible Assets. Provisions and reserves. Insurance Policy methods, annuity method, machine hour rate method & other
Learn statements of the accounting standards revised i.e., depreciation accounting. Maintaining Bank reconciliation Statements & corporate financial statement
This training will be useful if your job involves maintaining the computerized accounting.
Discover how to get the knowledge about the Tally including VAT features in Tally ERP 9. Creation of the VAT Ledger, how to start the Tally and so on.
Requirements
You should have an interest in Financial Accounting.
An interest in accounting equation and accounting cycle and also interest in preparation of the journal, ledger and the balancing.
Be interested in getting the knowledge of how to prepare financial accounting statements and the corporate financial statements.
Have an interest in understanding the computerized accounting, the role of computers in accounting and understanding about the Tally and its details.
Description
DescriptionTake the next step in your career! Whether you're an up-and-coming professional, an experienced accountant, aspiring manager, budding Professional. This course is an opportunity to sharpen your financial accounting capabilities, increase your efficiency for professional growth and make a positive and lasting impact in the business or organization.With this course as your guide, you learn how to:All the basic functions and skills required financial accounting.Transform the knowledge of different types of the financial and accounting statements accordingly to the requirements of the corporate level.Get access to recommended templates and formats for the detail's information related to financial accounting.Learn useful case studies, understanding the financial accounting, its different types of ethe statements. Accounting standards, accounting equation and accounting cycle. Computerized accounting. Introduction to Tally.Invest in yourself today and reap the benefits for years to comeThe Frameworks of the CourseEngaging video lectures, case studies, assessment, downloadable resources and interactive exercises. This course is created to Learn about Financial Accounting, its importance through various chapters/units. How to maintain the proper accounting standards and accounting principles, accounting equation and accounting cycle. Also, to learn about the journal , ledger and balancing, subsidiary books, Trial balance.Financial statements will help you to understand about trading account, P/L Account, and balance sheet and also about the final accounts also. Analysis and interpretation of the financial statements. Statements of accounting standards revised-Depreciation accounting. This video will also help to understand the details related bank reconciliation statements, corporate financial statements, computerized accounting and introduction to tally.The course includes multiple Case studies, resources like formats-templates-worksheets-reading materials, quizzes, self-assessment, film study and assignments to nurture and upgrade your financial statements in details.In the first part of the course, you'll learn the details of the Introduction and the principles of financial accounting, accounting standards. Accounting equation and accounting cycle. Preparation of journal, ledger and balancing. Subsidiary books and Trial Balance.In the middle part of the course, you'll learn how to develop a knowledge financial statement, Corporate financial statements. Analysis and interpretation of the financial statements. Accounting and depreciation for fixed assets. Statements of accounting standards revised-Depreciation accounting.In the final part of the course, you'll develop the knowledge related to Bank reconciliation statements, Corporate financial statements, Computerized accounting. Introduction to Tally. You will get full support and all your quarries would be answered guaranteed within 48 hours.Course Content:Introduction and Study Plan· Introduction and know your Instructor· Study Plan and Structure of the Course1. Introduction to Replication1.1. Introduction1.2. Meaning and Definition of Accounting1.3. Importance and advantages of accounting1.4. Book-Keeping1.5. Importance of Book-Keeping.2. Principles of accounting2.1. Introduction2.2. The modifying accounting principles (Conventions).3. Accounting standards3.1. Introduction3.2. Accounting standards in India.4. Accounting equation and accounting cycle.4.1. Introduction4.2. Accounting cycle.5. Preparation of journal, ledger and balancing5.1. Introduction5.2. Opening Journal Entry5.3. Balancing6. Subsidiary books.6.1. Introduction6.2. Meaning of Subsidiary books.6.3. Advantages of subsidiary books.6.4. Cash Book.6.5. Two Column cash book.6.6. Petty cash book.7. Trial Balance7.1. Introduction8. Financial Statements8.1. Introduction8.2. Capital and revenue expenditure and receipts.8.3. Final accounts with adjustments.8.4. Trading account8.5. The proforma of trading account.8.6. Profit & Loss Account8.7. Balance Sheet.9. Analysis and interpretation of financial statements9.1. Introduction9.2. Procedure for analysis and interpretations.Part 210. Accounting and depreciation for fixed assets.10.1. Introduction.10.2. Meaning and definition of fixed assets10.3. Methods of Accounting Historical Cost of tangible assets.10.4. Methods of accounting revalued tangible assets.10.5. Valuation of fixed tangible assets in special cases.10.6. Valuation of intangible assets.10.7. Patent10.8. Know-How.10.9. Disclosure regarding fixed assets.10.10. Meaning and definition of the depreciation on fixed assets.10.11. Annuity methods.10.12. Depreciation fund method por sinking fund method.10.13. Insurance policy method.10.14. Revaluation or Appraisal method.10.15. Depletion method10.16. Machine Hour Rate Method10.17. Meaning of Provisions10.18. Meaning of reserve10.19. Importance of provisions and reserves.10.20. Distinctions.11. Statements of Accounting Standards (AS 6) Revised - Depreciation Accounting11.1. Introduction12. Bank reconciliation statements.12.1. Introduction.12.2. Purpose of bank reconciliation statements.12.3. Causes of difference.13. Corporate Financial Statements13.1. Introduction13.2. Nature of Corporate financial statements.13.3. Objectives of corporate financial statements.13.4. Balance sheet.13.5. Statement of cash flow.,13.6. Statement of retained earnings.13.7. Uses of corporate financial statements.13.8. Limitations of corporate financial statements.14. Computerized accounting.14.1. Introduction14.2. Role of computers in accounting.14.3. Need and requirements of computerized accounting system.14.4. Basic requirements of computerized accounting system.14.5. Salient features of computerized accounting15. Introduction of Tally.15.1. Introduction15.2. About Tally.15.3. VAT Features in Tally ERP 9.15.4. Starting the Tally.15.5. Creating VAT Ledger15.6. Creating an Input VAT Ledger.Part 316. Assignments· Discuss the details of accountings principles.· Explain accounting standards. What do you mean by Trial balance and balance sheet?· What do you mean by financial statements and corporate financial statements? Explain about Tally.· Practice Test 1· Practice Test 2Downloadable Resources and Templates1. Depreciation calculator2. Accounting journal3. Balance sheet4. Income statement5. Simple cash book.6. Inventory management.· Case Study· Practice Assignment· Templates
Overview
Section 1: 1. Introduction to Replication
Lecture 1 1. Introduction and study plan
Lecture 2 2. Unit 1. Introduction to Accounting
Lecture 3 3. Unit 1.1. Introduction to Accounting (Introduction)
Lecture 4 4. Unit 1.2. Meaning and definition of accounting
Lecture 5 5. Unit 1.3. . Importance and advantages of accounting
Lecture 6 6. Unit 1.4. Book keeping
Lecture 7 7. Unit 1.5.Importance of book keeping
Section 2: 2. Principles of accounting
Lecture 8 8. Unit 2.Principles of accounting
Lecture 9 9. Unit 2.1.Principles of accounting (Introduction)
Lecture 10 10. Unit 2.2.The modifying accounting principles
Section 3: 3. Accounting standards
Lecture 11 11. Unit 3. Accounting Standards
Lecture 12 12. Unit 3.1.Accounting standards(Introduction)
Lecture 13 13. Unit 3.2. Accounting Standards in India (Final)
Section 4: 4. Accounting equation and accounting cycle.
Lecture 14 14. Unit 4.Accounting equation and accounting cycle
Lecture 15 15. Unit 4.1. Accounting equation and accounting cycle (Introduction)
Lecture 16 16. Unit 4.2. Accounting cycle
Section 5: 5. Preparation of journal, ledger and balancing
Lecture 17 17. Unit 5. Preparation of journals, ledger and balancing
Lecture 18 18. Unit 5.1. Preparation of Journal,Ledger and Balancing(Introduction)
Lecture 19 19. Unit 5.2. Opening journal entry
Lecture 20 20. Unit 5.3.Balancing
Section 6: 6. Subsidiary books
Lecture 21 21. Unit 6.Subsidiary Books
Lecture 22 22. Unit 6.1. Subsidiary Books(Introduction)
Lecture 23 23. Unit 6.2. Meaning of subsidiary Books
Lecture 24 24. Unit 6.3. Advantages of Subsidiary Books
Lecture 25 25. Unit 6.4.Cash Book
Lecture 26 26. Unit 6.5. Two column cash Book
Lecture 27 27. Unit 6.6. Petty cash book(final)
Section 7: 7. Trial Balance
Lecture 28 28. Unit 7.Trial balance
Lecture 29 29. Unit 7.1.Trial Balance (Introduction)
Section 8: 8. Financial Statements
Lecture 30 30. Unit 8.Financial statements
Lecture 31 31. Unit 8.1. Financial Statements (Introduction)
Lecture 32 32. Unit 8.2. Capital and Revenue Expenditure and Receipt
Lecture 33 33. Unit 8.3. Final accounts with adjustments
Lecture 34 34. Unit 8.4. Trading account
Lecture 35 35. Unit 8.5. The Proforma of Trading account(final)
Lecture 36 36. Unit 8.6. Profit & Loss account
Lecture 37 37. Unit 8.7.Balance Sheet
Section 9: 9. Analysis and interpretation of financial statements
Lecture 38 38. Unit 9. Analysis and Interpretation of Financial Statements
Lecture 39 39. Unit 9.1.Analysis and Interpretation of Financial Statements ( Introduction
Lecture 40 40. Unit 9.2. Procedures for analysis and Interpretation
Section 10: 10. Accounting and depreciation for fixed assets.
Lecture 41 41. Unit 10.Accounting and depreciation for fixed assets (final)
Lecture 42 42. Unit 10.1.Accounting and depreciation for fixed assets.(Introduction)
Lecture 43 43. Unit 10.2. Meaning and definition of fixed assets
Lecture 44 44. Unit 10.3. Methods of accounting historical cost of tangible assets
Lecture 45 45. Unit 10.4. Methods of accounting revalued tangible assets
Lecture 46 46. Unit 10.5. Valuation of fixed tangible assets in special cases
Lecture 47 47. Unit 10.6. Valuation of intangible assets
Lecture 48 48. Unit 10.7. Patent
Lecture 49 49. Unit 10.8. Know -how
Lecture 50 50. Unit 10.9. Disclosure regarding fixed assets
Lecture 51 51. Unit 10.10.Meaning and definition of depreciation on fixed assets
Lecture 52 52. Unit 10.11.Annuity method
Lecture 53 53. Unit 10.12.Depreciation Fund method or Sinking fund method
Lecture 54 54. Unit 10.13.Insurance policy method
Lecture 55 55. Unit 10.14.Revaluation or appraisal method
Lecture 56 56. Unit 10.15. Depletion Method
Lecture 57 57. Unit 10.16. Machine Hour Rate method
Lecture 58 58. Unit 10.17. Meaning of provisions
Lecture 59 59. Unit 10.18. Meaning of Reserve
Lecture 60 60. Unit 10.19.Importance of provisions and reserves
Lecture 61 61. Unit 10.20.Distinction
Section 11: 11. Statements of Accounting Standards (AS 6) Revised - Depreciation Accounting
Lecture 62 62. Unit 11. Statements of accounting standards (AS 6) Revised
Lecture 63 63. Unit 11.1. Statements of Accounting Standards (AS 6) Revised - Depreciation
Section 12: 12. Bank reconciliation statements
Lecture 64 64. Unit 12. Bank Reconciliation statement
Lecture 65 65. Unit 12.1. Bank Reconciliation statement (Introduction))
Lecture 66 66. Unit 12.2. Purpose of bank reconciliation statement
Lecture 67 67. Unit 12.3.Causes of difference
Section 13: 13. Corporate Financial Statements
Lecture 68 68. Unit 13. Corporate financial statements
Lecture 69 69. Unit 13.1. Corporate financial statements ( Introduction)
Lecture 70 70. Unit 13.2. Nature of Corporate financial statements
Lecture 71 71. Unit 13.3. Objectives of Corporate financial statements
Lecture 72 72. Unit 13.4. Balance sheet
Lecture 73 73. Unit 13.5.Statements of cash flow
Lecture 74 74. Unit 13.6. Statements of retained earnings
Lecture 75 75. Unit 13.7. Uses of Corporate financial statements
Lecture 76 76. Unit 13.8.Limitations of corporate financial statements
Section 14: 14. Computerized accounting
Lecture 77 77. Unit 14.Computerised accounting
Lecture 78 78. Unit 14.1. Computerized Accounting (Introduction)
Lecture 79 79. Unit 14.2. Role of computers in accounting
Lecture 80 80. Unit 14.3. Need and Requirements of Computerized Accounting system
Lecture 81 81. Unit 14.4. Basic Requirements of the accounting system
Lecture 82 82. Unit 14.5. Salient features of Computerized Accounting
Section 15: 15. Introduction of Tally.
Lecture 83 83. Unit 15. Introduction to Tally
Lecture 84 84. Unit 15.1. Introduction to Tally(Introduction)
Lecture 85 85. Unit 15.2. About Tally
Lecture 86 86. Unit 15.3. VAT Features in Tally ERP 9
Lecture 87 87. Unit 15.4. Starting the Tally
Lecture 88 88. Unit 15.5. Creating VAT Ledger
Lecture 89 89. Unit 15.6. Creating an Input VAT ledger
Section 16: 16. Assignments and Case Study
Lecture 90 90. Assignment part
Lecture 91 Practice Assignment
Lecture 92 Case Study: XYZ Corporation
Section 17: 17. Templates and Formats
Lecture 93 Balance sheet
Lecture 94 Bank Reconciliation Statement
Lecture 95 Depreciation Calculator
Lecture 96 Financial statements
Lecture 97 Accounting Journal
Lecture 98 Income Statement
Lecture 99 Inventory Management
Lecture 100 Simple-Cash-Book
Lecture 101 Trial balance
Lecture 102 Financial accounting templates
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