Category Accounting
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INTERNAL AUDITING
The course explores the role of the Internal Auditor, the audit process and the relationship of the Internal Auditor with management, the audit committee and external audit. Students gain understanding of audit principles and procedures including professional standards, different audit approaches, planning, performance, reporting, and management of internal audit. The Read more…
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ADVANCED ACCOUNTING
This course builds upon the underlying framework and concepts discussed in the Intermediate Accounting course. Students further expand their knowledge with topics as: Fixed Assets, Conceptual and Regulatory Framework, Group Accounting, Cash Flow Statements, among others.
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INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING
This course expands upon the underlying framework and concepts discussed in the Bookkeeping/Accounting course. Students deepen their understanding with topics as: Depreciation, Bank Reconciliation, Stock Valuation, Accounting Concepts & Standards, Taxation, Conceptual Framework, GAAP and IFRS, Financial Statements, Accounting Ratios, Analyzing Financial Reports.
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QUICKBOOKS REPORTS SEMINAR
QuickBooks reports allow you to get the information you need to make critical business decisions. Participants learn how to create a variety of reports to help them manage their business: Accounting Reports, Business Management Reports, Graphs, Customizing Reports, Memorizing Reports and Exporting Reports to Spreadsheets.
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COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING: QUICKBOOKS
An extensive, practical training in QuickBooks, a powerful accounting software for small to medium size business financial management and bookkeeping. Classes are designed with exercises to give students the practical training necessary to use the major features of the application with confidence.
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BOOKKEEPING/ACCOUNTING
This course provides an in depth, practical overview of the complete Bookkeeping/Accounting cycle. Students learn: Accounting terms and concepts; Accounting principles and practices related to analyzing business transactions; classifying items as assets, liabilities, equity, income, expenses; debits and credits; journalizing entries and posting to ledgers; utilizing worksheets and trial balances; Read more…