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Financial Accounting syllabus

ACC 2018 units · 33 topicsAcademic year 2083/84
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Financial Accounting

8 units

1. Basic Understanding of Financial Accounting (2 LHs)

  1. Financial accounting concepts, objectives and scope
  2. Book-keeping, accounting and accountancy
  3. Accounting information quality, users and financial statement elements
  4. Limitations of financial accounting

2. Conceptual Framework of Accounting (3 LHs)

  1. GAAP and basic accounting concepts
  2. Consistency, conservatism, materiality and disclosure
  3. Cash versus accrual accounting
  4. NAS, IAS, NFRS, IFRS and NFRS disclosures

3. Accounting Process (8 LHs)

  1. Accounting events and accounting equation
  2. Debit/credit rules; journal, ledger and trial balance
  3. Opening and closing entries
  4. Adjusting entries for prepaid and outstanding items
  5. Adjusted trial balance

4. Accounting for Cash and Bank Reconciliation Statements (4 LHs)

  1. Cash, bank and bank-account types
  2. Cheques: types, parties, honor and dishonor
  3. Bank statement and bank reconciliation preparation

5. Accounting for Property, Plant and Equipment (4 LHs)

  1. PPE types and acquisition cost
  2. Straight-line, diminishing-balance and units-of-activity depreciation
  3. Disposal and effect of depreciation on profit
  4. Intangible assets; capital versus revenue

6. Basic Financial Statements (18 LHs)

  1. NAS 1, 2, 7, 8, 10 and 16
  2. Profit-or-loss statement
  3. Statement of financial position
  4. Other comprehensive income
  5. Changes in equity
  6. Cash flow statement: direct and indirect methods

7. Value Added Statement (3 LHs)

  1. Value added concept and applications
  2. Prepare statement of value generated and applied

8. Analysis of Financial Statement (6 LHs)

  1. Horizontal, vertical, trend, comparative and common-size analysis
  2. Ratio analysis concepts and limitations
  3. Liquidity and capital-structure ratios
  4. Efficiency and profitability ratios
  5. Earnings evaluation: EPS, DPS and price-earnings ratio