Accounting for Non-Accountants

Accounting is considered one of the most important new sciences, covering the need of all types of corporations, companies, governments and individuals

With the goal of enabling learners of the financial statements generated, to understand and interpret, in order to better manage their funds. These users are: Investors, Management, Suppliers, Customers, governments, employees.

In this course we will be covering:

IFRS Compliance in the world's corporate and governments

Role of IFRS in maintaining stability of capital markets

IFRS application and the users of these financial statements:

Creditors, Investors, Management and governments

Income statement components

Balance sheet statement components

Book value and Equity

Differences between profits and Cash

Differences between book value and market value

Business cycles within companies

Difference between Capital and Working Capital

Statement of Cash Flows Definition

Interconnection between Cash Flows and other Financial Statements

Financial Analysis techniques

Explain terminologies used in the financial statements
Reading financial statements published by corporate
Understanding the interrelationship between statements components
Financial Statements preparation
Basic understanding of IFRS to aid in decision making

Syllabus

Introduction to International Financial Reporting Standards:

Profit & Loss-Part 1 - Profit & Loss-Part 1 - Balance Sheet Part 1 - Balance Sheet Part 2 - Accounting Policies and Notes to the FS - Disclosures

Understanding Financial Statements:

Profits Definition - Assets-Current vs. Non-Current - Liabilities-Current vs Non-Current - Equity and Capital - Reserves

Managing and Accounting for Corporate Resources:

Difference between book value and Market value - Difference between Cash and Profit - Cash Flow Cycle - Working Capital-Analysis

Statement of Cash Flows:

Statement Of Cash Flows Component - Types of Preparation - Use of the Statement - Operating & Investing Activities - Financing Activities and Cash Movement - Financial Ratios and How to Interpret Them

Emad AbuHaltam

Emad is an IFRS expert and corporate trainer with over 18 years of professional experience (industry and training). He has trained hundreds of professionals during the course of his career including programmes on IFRSs (for banks, insurance and telecommunication companies), financial reporting, budgeting and financial analysis, serving a wide spectrum of both public and private sector entities in the Middle East. Emad has a strong work ethic and a passion for empowering the workforce through education and training. He holds a US CPA license and other professional certifications.

Accounting for Non-Accountants

What You Will Learn

Syllabus

Instructors and Team

Emad AbuHaltam

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