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Financial Accounting
ACC 510 (Offering: 2003)


Description


Postgraduate Course
This course is structured to enable students to complete financial accounting tasks with reference to the professional, legislative and theoretical framework of accounting. Completion of the course should enable students to demonstrate knowledge of the 'regulatory' environment within which accounting procedures and reporting practices operate. Financial Accounting is a key course for students who wish to pursue a career in professional accounting. Topics covered include the accounting conceptual framework; accounting for non-current assets and intangibles; accounting for company formation and operations; cash flow statements; financial statement analysis; and accounting for leases.

Usual Semester of offer: Semester 1

Other Information

Area(s) of Study: Accounting

Number of Units: 12

Prerequisite: ACC101 or BUS106  

 

 

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