Introduction to Financial Statements
Course
Online
Description
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Type
Course
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Methodology
Online
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Start date
Different dates available
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Online campus
Yes
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Support service
Yes
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Virtual classes
Yes
Business Acumen is not just fluency in the language of finance, it is the ability to read, understand and interpret financial information to make informed business decisions. Decisions that will positively impact on the financial performance of the organisation.
ILX Group’s accredited APMG-International Finance for Non Financial Managers course provides the necessary financial literacy and business acumen needed in modern business.
Understand the purpose and nature of the three key financial statements, Income Statement, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow and the accounting principles on which they are based. Understand how they reflect individual business transactions and
their role in controlling and measuring business performance.
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Subjects
- Accounts
- Financial Accounting
- Cash Flow
- Balance Sheet
- Financial statements
- IT
- Communication Skills
- Business
- Business Plan
- Account management
Course programme
• Importance of financial measures• Financial accounting and management accounting• The four types of accounts• Three financial statements
Objectives and overview
Importance of financial measures
Outlines the reasons for financial measures, introducing the three main types offinancial statements and their different purposes.
Financial accounting and management accounting
Defines the different branches of accounting: the auditing profession as a means of controlling business; in business accounting, financial accounting as preparing accounts and reports, and management accounting as providing comprehensive accounts for internal use only.
The four types of accounts
Identifies and describes the four main types of account in which financialtransactions are recorded: income, expense, asset and liability accounts.
Three financial statements
States the primary purpose of financial statements: the Profit and Loss Account, the Balance Sheet and the Cash Flow Statement.
Accounting conventions
Introduces the four main accounting conventions of Matching, Going Concern,Prudence and Consistency, and the reasons for having such conventions
Introduction to Financial Statements