1. The key principles, concepts and characteristics of accounting
2. Maintaining financial records
3. The regulatory framework
1. The elements of financial statements
2. Recording financial data and the flow of accounting information in the production of financial statements
1. Preparation of journal entries
2. Preparation of general ledger accounts
1. Sales and purchases
2. Cash and bank
3. Inventories
4. Tangible non-current assets and depreciation
5. Accrued expenses (accruals), prepaid expenses
(prepayments), accrued income and deferred income
6. Receivables, payables and provisions
7. Capital and finance costs
1. Bank reconciliation
2. Payables account reconciliation
1. Preparing a trial balance
2. Correction of errors using manual journal entries
1. Preparation of the financial statements, including incomplete records
1. Partnership agreement
2. Partnership accounting records
3. Partnership financial statements and change in partnership
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Master the principles of double-entry bookkeeping and learn to prepare accurate financial statements to track business performance.