Certified GAAP Professional

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Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Level

    Intermediate

  • Methodology

    Online

  • Duration

    Flexible

  • Start date

    Different dates available

This certification for GAAP Professional assesses the candidate as per the company’s need for compliance to GAAP. The certification tests the candidates on various areas in balance sheet presentation, balance sheet presentation, financial instruments, GN (A)-18 and various accounting standards from AS-1 to 7 and AS-9 to 29.

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About this course

Job seekers looking to find employment in finance or compliance departments of various companies, students generally wanting to improve their skill set and make their CV stronger and existing employees looking for a better role can prove their employers the value of their skills through this certification.

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Subjects

  • Construction Training
  • Financial Training
  • Joint
  • Government
  • Financial
  • Construction
  • Benefits
  • IFRS
  • IAS
  • Presentation
  • Contracts
  • Financial Reporting
  • Cash Flow
  • Balance Sheet
  • US GAAP
  • Accounting Policies
  • Flow Statement
  • Accounting Approach
  • Account Presentation
  • Indian GAAP
  • Events Occurring

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Course programme

The Conceptual Framework

  • Objectives of Financial Reporting
  • Characteristics and Limitations of a Financial Report
  • Underlying Assumptions
  • Qualitative Characteristics
  • Accounting Approach
  • Elements of Financial Statements
  • Concept of Capital and Capital Maintenance
  • Recognition of Elements of Financial Statements
  • Measurement of Elements of Financial Statements
  • Conclusions

Balance Sheet Presentation

  • Presentation of Financial Statements Under Indian GAAP
  • Balance Sheet Presentation under IAS-1
  • Balance Sheet Presentation under US GAAP
  • Comparison on Indian GAAP, IAS and US GAAP

Profit and Loss Account Presentation

  • Presentation of Income Statement under Indian
  • GAAP-Schedule VI of the Companies Act 1956
  • IAS 1-Income Statement
  • US GAAP
  • Comparison between Indian GAAP, IAS, and US GAAP

Accounting Standard-1, Disclosure of Accounting Policies

  • Indian GAAP on Disclosure of Accounting Policies
  • Disclosure of Accounting Policy under IAS
  • Disclosure of Accounting Policy under US GAAP
  • Comparison of Indian GAAP, IAS, and US GAAP

Accounting Standard-2, Valuation of Inventories

  • Accounting for Inventories under Indian GAAP
  • Accounting for Inventories under IAS-2
  • Accounting for Inventories under US GAAP
  • Comparisons for Inventories under US GAAP
  • Comparisons of Indian As-2, IAS-2, and US GAAP

Accounting, Standard-3, Cash Flow Statement

  • Cash Flow Statement under AS-3
  • Cash Flow Statement under IAS-7
  • Cash Flow Statement under US GAAP
  • Comparison between Indian GAAP, IAS and US GAAP

Accounting Standard-4, Contingencies and Events Occurring

  • Accounting for Events Occurring After the Balance Sheet Date Under AS-4
  • Comparison between Indian GAAP IAS and US GAAP

Accounting Standard-5, Net Profit or Loss for the Period

  • Presentation of Income Statement under US GAAP
  • Presentation of Income Statement under US GAAP
  • Comparison between Indian GAAP, AS and the US GAAP

Accounting Standard-6, Depreciation

  • Accounting for Depreciation Under AS-6
  • Accounting for Depreciation under IAS-16
  • Accounting for Depreciation under US GAAP
  • Comparison between Indian GAAP, IAS and US GAAP

Accounting Standard-7, Construction Contracts

  • Accounting for Construction Contracts under AS-7
  • Accounting for Construction Contracts under IAS-11
  • Accounting for Construction Contracts under US GAAP
  • Comparison between Indian GAAP, IAS and GAAP

Accounting Standard-9, Revenue Recognition

  • Accounting for Revenue under AS-9
  • Accounting for Revenue under IAS-18
  • Accounting for Revenue Under US GAAP
  • Comparison of Indian GAAP, IAS and US GAAP

Accounting Standard-10, Accounting for Fixed Assets

  • Accounting under Indian GAAP
  • Accounting for Property, Plant and Equipment under IAS-16 12.3 Accounting for Long-lived Tangible Assets under US GAAP 12.4 Comparison between Accounting
  • Principles in INDIAN
  • GAAP

Accounting Standard-11, Changes in Foreign Exchange Rates

  • Indian GAAP (AS-11)
  • Under US GAAP
  • AS-15, IAS-21 and US GAAP

Accounting Standard-12, Accounting for Government Grants

  • Accounting for Government Grants Under the Indian GAAP (AS-12) 14.2 Accounting for Government Grants, Under IAS-20
  • Accounting for Contributions, Including Government Grants Under US GAAP 14.4 Comparison between accounting principles in Indian GAAP, IAS and US GAAP

Accounting Standard-13, Accounting for Investments

  • Accounting for Investments under Indian GAAP
  • Accounting for Investments under US GAAP
  • Comparison of Accounting Principles under Indian IAS, and US GAAP

Accounting Standard-14, Accounting for Amalgamations

  • Accounting for Amalgamation under the Indian GAAP (AS-14) 16.2 Amalgamation under IFRS-3
  • Amalgamation under US GAAP (SFAS-141)
  • Comparison between Indian GAAP, IFRS, US GAAP

Accounting Standard-15, Employee Benefits

  • Accounting for Employee Benefits under AS- (Revised 2005) 17.2 Accounting for Employee Benefits under US GAAP
  • Comparison between Indian GAAP (AS-15), IAS-19 and US GAAP
  • Accounting Standard-16, Borrowing Costs
  • Accounting for Borrowing Cost in AS-16
  • Accounting for Borrowing Cost Under US GAAP
  • Comparison of Accounting Principles in AS-16, IAS-23, and US GAAP

Accounting Standard-17, Segment Reporting

  • Segment Reporting Under AS-17
  • Segment Reporting Under IAS-14
  • Segment Reporting Under US GAAP
  • Comparison of AS, IAS, and US GAAP

Accounting Standard-18, Related Party Disclosures

  • Related Party Disclosures under AS-18, Related Party Disclosures
  • Related Party Disclosures under IAS-24, Related Party Disclosures
  • Related Party Disclosures under US GAAP

Accounting Standard-19, Accounting for Leases

  • Accounting for Lease under AS-19
  • Accounting for Leases under IAS-17
  • Comparison of AS-19, IAS-17 and US GAAP

Accounting Standard-20, Earnings Per Share

  • Presentation and Calculation of EPS under AS-20
  • Presentation and Calculation of Earnings Per Share Under IAS-33 22.3 Computation and Presentation of EPS under the US GAAP
  • Comparison between the AS-20, IAS-33 and SFAS-128

Accounting Standard-21, Consolidated Financial Statements

  • Consolidation Principles under AS-21
  • Consolidation Principles Stipulated in IFRS and IAS-27
  • Consolidation under US GAAP
  • Comparison between AS-21, IAS-27, and US GAAP

Accounting Standard-22 Accounting for Taxes on Income

  • Income Taxes Under AS-22
  • Income Taxes Under IAS-12
  • Accounting for Income Taxes Under US GAAP
  • Comparison between AS-22, IAS-12 and US GAAP

Accounting Standard-23, Accounting for Investments in Associates

  • Financial Statement
  • Accounting for Investment in Associates under AS-23
  • Accounting for Investment in Associates under US GAAP
  • Comparison between AS-23, IAS-28 and US GAAP

Accounting Standard-24, Discounting Operations

  • Accounting for Discontinuing Operations under AS-
  • Accounting for between AS-24, IFRS-5 and US GAAP

Accounting Standard-25, Interim Financial Reporting

  • Interim Financial Reporting Under AS-25
  • Interim Financial Reporting Under IAS-34
  • Interim Financial Reporting Under GAAP
  • Comparison between AS-25, IAS-34 and US GAAP

Accounting Standard-26, Accounting for Intangible Assets

  • Accounting for Intangible Assets in AS-26
  • Accounting for Intangible Assets in IAS-38
  • Accounting for Intangible Assets in SFAS-142
  • Comparison between AS-, IAS- and SFAS-142

Accounting Standard-27,Financial Reporting of Interests in Joint Ventures

  • Accounting for Joint Ventures under (AS)-27
  • Accounting for Joint Venture under IAS-31
  • Accounting for Investments in Joint Ventures under US GAAP
  • Comparison between AS-27, IAS-31 and US GAAP

Accounting Standard-28, Impairment of Assets

  • Accounting for Impairment Loss under AS-28
  • Accounting for Impairment Loss under IAS-36
  • Accounting for Impairment Loss under GAAP

Accounting Standard-29,Provisions,Contingent Liabilities, and Contingent Assets

  • Accounting for Provisions, Contingent Liabilities and Contingent Assets under IAS-37, and US GAAP
  • Accounting for Provisions, Contingent Liabilities and Contingent Assets under US GAAP

GN (A)-18, Guidance Note on Accounting for Employee Share-Based Payments

  • Accounting for Employee Shared-based Payments under GN (A) 18 32.2 Accounting for Employee Shared-based Payments under US GAAP 32.3 Comparison between the Indian
  • GAAP, IFR-2 and US GAAP

Financial Instruments

  • Financial Instruments-Presentation-IAS-32
  • Financial Instruments-Disclosure-IAS-32
  • Financial Instruments-Presentation and Disclosure- Indian
  • Categories of Financial Instruments-IAS-32
  • Financial Instruments-Presentation and Disclosure-Indian Gap
  • Categories of Financial Instruments-IAS-32
  • Recognition and Derecognizing of Financial Instruments-IAS-32
  • Accounting for Collateral in a Transfer of Financial Assets
  • Derecognizing of Financial Liabilities
  • Measurement of Financial Assets and Financial Liabilities
  • Gains or Losses form a Change in the Fair Value
  • Impairment and Uncollectibility of Financial Assets
  • Accounting for Futures Contracts
  • Accounting for Futures Contracts-Indian GAAP
  • Accounting for Options
  • Accounting for Options-Indian GAAP
  • Accounting for Securitization
  • Disclosures Regarding Derivative Instruments-Indian GAAP
  • Accounting for Hedging-Indian GAAP

Additional information

GAAP Professionals are in great demand. Companies specializing in finance, compliance or consulting are constantly hiring skilled GAAP Professionals. Various public and private companies also need GAAP Professionals for their finance or compliance departments.

Certified GAAP Professional

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