Accounting For Non-Financial Staff - Understanding Business Accounts

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Undergraduate / Bachelor

Accounting For Non-Financial Staff - Understanding Business Accounts

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The learning outcome for this course is to help you how to read and interpret accounts in 5 key lessons covering:

  • Lesson One: Fixed and current assets, debtors and creditors, the accounting equation. capital and reserves, the purpose and layout of a balance sheet 
  • Lesson Two: The purpose of a profit and loss account, the importance of stock-taking, depreciation, capital and revenue expenditure. 
  • Lesson Three: Accruals, provisions, prepayments, the role of capital and reserves. 
  • Lesson Four: The importance of the profit and loss account, calculating profit at various levels. 
  • Lesson Five: The meaning of profit margins, making comparisons on financial statements, analysing a profit and l…

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The learning outcome for this course is to help you how to read and interpret accounts in 5 key lessons covering:

  • Lesson One: Fixed and current assets, debtors and creditors, the accounting equation. capital and reserves, the purpose and layout of a balance sheet 
  • Lesson Two: The purpose of a profit and loss account, the importance of stock-taking, depreciation, capital and revenue expenditure. 
  • Lesson Three: Accruals, provisions, prepayments, the role of capital and reserves. 
  • Lesson Four: The importance of the profit and loss account, calculating profit at various levels. 
  • Lesson Five: The meaning of profit margins, making comparisons on financial statements, analysing a profit and loss account. 

At the end of the course, you'll take an exam leading to a valued Pitman Training certificate and this course also covers part of the syllabus for the ITEC Business Competence Level 3 unit.

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