Accounting Help Course For Beginners

Why Attend

This course offers because of the need for first year accounting students to find it increasingly difficult to adapt to their field of study, especially if their athletic skills are limited.

The course aims to help these students to gain good confidence and better results by addressing the mathematical skills needed to perform some calculations. These processes constitute a large part of accounting operations.

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This course contains a comprehensive study of many theories and applications of important elements in accounting and companies finance. This is something that must know by any company manager for being the basis of decision-making at several levels. The course aims to provide participants with a theoretical and practical insight into the issues faced by companies in the investment process, risk assessment, and the formation and financing needs. This includes an assessment of how these decisions are taken in the real world by reference to the guidelines.

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

This course offers this course to the following categories:

• This course offered to first-year accounting students who need assistance before entering the first semester examinations.

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following topics:

• Perform value added tax calculations and understand the accounting treatment of value added tax.
• Understand internal control and accounting measures to facilitate internal control.
• Calculate and record end-of-year adjustments including depreciation, premiums, pre-paid and inventory deficits.

• The primary objective of accounting is to provide information to the users concerned to enable them to make business decisions. The necessary information is provided, particularly in the case of external users, based on the basic financial statements: profit and loss reports and balance sheet.
• For internal users and enterprise staff, they can obtain additional information from business records. Therefore, the basic objectives of accounting are as follows:
• Maintain business transaction records.
• Calculation of profit or loss.
• Describe the financial situation.
• Provide information to users.