Financial Accounting and Reporting course

Financial Accounting & Reporting aims to recognize important financial accounting topics and how to report them on financial statements, properly account for assets, liabilities, equity, revenues and expenses, prepare financial statements with the required notes and disclosures in periodic financial reports to recognize the need for transparency in reporting of financial statements and management reports, and report and interpret income statement and balance sheet accounts.

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Managing Director at Precious Real estate Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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Mahmoud Khalil

Teacher at Advanced Vocational Institute AVI Beirut, Lebanon

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Hera Azhar

Chartered Accountant at Unemployed Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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Dorothy Gyamerah-Ako

Chartered Accountant at Nyaho Medical Centre Accra, Ghana

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Antonio Bakhos

Student at Lebanese American University Byblos, Lebanon

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Abdus Salam Sarker

CEO at Tourism Club BD Dhaka, Bangladesh

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Iram Malik

Accountant at Morgan Stanley Glasgow, United Kingdom

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This interactive seminar will develop your understanding of the importance of financial reporting in business. It will consider how a company?s annual report and accounts provides an opportunity for its management to account for their actions to shareholders. The seminar will consider the framework provided by accounting and financial reporting standards, corporate legislation, and the requirements of stock markets around the world. The implications of recent financial scandals and problems in the USA and elsewhere, and how these have prompted the worldwide strengthening of corporate governance will be discussed.The seminar will also consider the ways in which internal reporting contributes to: control of costs, revenues, investment, and financing; identification and rectification of problems; and how to make and implement profitable and value-adding decisions.