Introduction to the course
Online
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Quick facts
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Medium of instructions
English
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Mode of learning
Self study
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Mode of Delivery
Video and Text Based
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Course overview
Accounting records business financial transactions. Accounting summarises, analyses, and reports transactions to oversight authorities, regulators, and tax collectors. Financial statements summarise a company's operations, financial position, and cash flows across an accounting period. managerial and cost accountancy which is vital for enterprises. Cost accounting helps business owners decide how much a product should cost. When preparing financial statements, accountants follow GAAP. Accounting: From Beginner to Advanced! online certification is made available by Udemy to candidates who want to learn the basics and fundamentals of accounting in a fun way.
Accounting: From Beginner to Advanced! online training comprises six hours of video content, two articles, and four downloadable resources are included. Individuals who complete the course can access the materials indefinitely and print a digital certificate.
Accounting: From Beginner to Advanced! online classes consist of accounting principles and assumptions, accounting during the year, accounting at year-end, internal control, and bank reconciliation, accounts receivable, collections, merchandising businesses, tracking inventory, assets, and depreciation, as well as issuance, amortization, and maturity.
The highlights
- Six Hours of On-Demand Video
- Full Lifetime Access
- Two Articles
- Four Downloadable Resources
- Access on Mobile and TV
- Certificate of Completion
Program offerings
- Online course
- Learning resources
- 30-day money-back guarantee
- Unlimited access to course material
Course and certificate fees
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What you will learn
After completing the Accounting: From Beginner to Advanced! certification course, individuals will learn and identify specific financial statements such as the income statement, statement of retained profits, and balance sheet, as well as the preparation of financial statements, the analysis of company activities, and debits and credits. The aspirant will acquire knowledge of accounting regulations, the accounting cycle, the trial balance, and accounts receivable accounting. The participant will learn about uncollectible accounts, how to construct a bank reconciliation, and inventory tracking techniques such as FIFO, LIFO, and average cost. The candidate will gain insight into depreciation, amortization, and asset disposal, as well as short- and long-term investments, bonds, and ratio-based financial statement analysis.
The syllabus
Introduction to the Course
Accounting Principles and Fundamentals
- Download the Free E-Book
- Section 2 Introduction
- Accounting and Business
- The Language of Business
- The Language of Business Quiz
- Accounting Principles And Assumptions
- Principles and Assumptions Quiz
- The Accounting Equation
- Accounting Equation Quiz
- Problem Solving with Stefan
- Your Review Matters!
- Specific Transactions and Effects on the Accounting Equation
- Financial Statements and Relationships
- Effects on the Accounting Equation Part 1
- Effects on the Accounting Equation Part 2
- Exercises
- Solutions to Exercises
Accounting During the Year
- Section 3 Introduction
- Debits and Credits Lecture
- Debits and Credits - Visually Explained
- Debits and Credits - Quiz
- Journalizing and Posting - Exercise
- Accounts Balances
- Problem Solving with Stefan: Part 1
- Problem Solving with Stefan: Part 2
- Problem Solving with Stefan: Part 3
- Debits and Credits
- Exercises
- Solutions to Exercises
Accounting at Year-End
- Section 4 Introduction
- Adjusting Entries: Accounting at Year-End
- Deferrals
- Accrued Expenses - Adjusting, Reversing, and Paying
- Accrued Revenues - Adjusting, Reversing, Payment
- Problem Solving with Stefan: Part 1
- Problem Solving with Stefan: Part 2
- Accounting Cycle and Closing Entries
- Problem Solving with Stefan: Part 3
- Problem Solving with Stefan: Part 4
- Classified Balance Sheet
- Exercises
- Solutions to Exercises
Keeping Cash and Bank Reconciliation - A Must Know!
- Section 5 Introduction
- Internal Control and Bank Reconciliation - A must!
- Bank Reconciliation - Explanation and Example
- Internal Control and Cash Management Concepts - Visual Presentation
- Petty Cash Fund
- Exercises
- Solutions to Exercises
Accounts Receivable - Collections - Not Everyone Pays
- Section 6 Introduction
- Accounts Receivable - Collections - Not everyone pays
- Direct Write-Off Method (Bad Debts)
- Allowance Method - Percentage of Sales (Bad Debts)
- Allowance Method - Aging Receivables (Bad Debts)
- Exercises
- Solutions to Exercises
Accounting for Merchandising Businesses
- Section 7 Introduction
- Accounting for Merchandising Businesses (Retailers)
- Accounting for Merchandising Businesses
- Merchandising Operations - Comprehensive Problem
Tracking Inventory - More competitive, save on taxes
- Section 8 Introduction
- FIFO, LIFO, Weighted Average Cost
- FIFO Method (Perpetual Inventory)
- LIFO Method (Perpetual Inventory)
- Weighted Average Cost Method (Perpetual Inventory) Moving Average
- Exercises
- Solutions to Exercises
Fixed Assets and Depreciation - Get it right!
- Section 9 Introduction
- Plant (fixed) Assets and Depreciation
- Depreciation - Problem Solving (All Methods)
- Exercises
- Solutions to Exercises
Accounts Payable and Bonds
- Section 10 Introduction
- Bonds
- Bonds: Issuance, Amortization (Straight line), Maturity
- Bonds: Amortization (Effective Interest Method)
- Time Value of Money
- Bond Pricing - Present Value of Bonds
- Bonds Exercises
Equity - Stocks and Dividends
- Section 11 Introduction
- Overview of Corporations and Stock
- Issuing Stock (Common and Preferred)
- Common VS. Preferred Stockholders
- Cash Dividends Comprehensive Problem
- Stock Splits Explanation
Investments and Time Value of Money
- Section 12 Introduction
- Investments and Time Value of Money
- Trading Investments
- Fair Value Adjustment (Example)
- Held-to-Maturity Investments (Example)
- Exercises
- Solutions to Exercises
Statement of Cash Flows
- Section 13 Introduction
- Preparing the Statement of Cash Flows - Indirect Method
- Statement of Cash Flows - Direct Method
- Statement of Cash Flows
Financial Statements & Analysis
- Section 14 Introduction
- Financial Statements
- Financial Statement Analysis
Conclusion
Conclusion and Thank You!
Instructors
Mr Stefan Ignatovski
Professor
Freelancer
Ph.D