ACCOUNTING
ACCT103: Accounting for Non Accountants (IFRS) - Accounting for Current Liabilities, Partnerships and Corporations (January 2022)
By: Leah May Santiago
This course will help business owners and other stakeholders develop a strong foundation of accounting concepts and procedures.
The program aims to make the participants understand and appreciate accounting for a company’s assets. The course will introduce participants to various concepts and principles under generally accepted accounting principles.
Specific accounting treatment for asset accounts common to SMEs such as cash, accounts receivable, inventory and PPE would be discussed. Students would learn to analyze and record transactions specific to these accounts. Students would also be taught how to adjust account balances and report these assets in the financial statements.
This course is recommended to business owners and managers as well as non-accounting professionals who want to expand their career opportunities in accounting and finance. Students will analyze and evaluate how transactions affect the financial position, operating performance and cash flow of the firm, and how these transactions are eventually represented in the financial statements.
Through this certificate course, the users will be able to use accounting information in their decision-making processes.