Professional Diploma In Financial Accounting & Reporting
Published 8/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 831.50 MB | Duration: 1h 30m
Published 8/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 831.50 MB | Duration: 1h 30m
Master Financial Reporting, Analysis, and Compliance from Fundamentals to Advanced Practice
What you'll learn
How to master the fundamentals of financial accounting and the double-entry system.
How to prepare a full set of accurate, compliant financial statements from start to finish.
How to apply IFRS and GAAP standards to real-world accounting scenarios.
How to record, process, and adjust transactions for precise reporting.
How to conduct ratio analysis, trend evaluation, and cash flow analysis for business insights.
How to recognize revenue, value inventory, and account for depreciation and provisions correctly.
How to prepare consolidated financial statements for groups of companies.
How to detect and prevent errors and fraud through careful financial analysis.
How to use accounting software tools like QuickBooks and SAP for efficient financial management.
How to adapt financial reporting for startups, small businesses, and growing organizations.
How to design and maintain an effective chart of accounts for clear reporting.
How to meet regulatory requirements and prepare for audits with confidence.
Requirements
There are no requirements to enroll in this course.
Description
Master the skills, principles, and techniques that power accurate, transparent, and professional financial reporting. The Professional Diploma in Financial Accounting & Reporting is a comprehensive program designed to take you from the core foundations of accounting to advanced reporting and analysis, equipping you with the expertise to excel in finance, accounting, and business decision-making.Through 40 structured lectures, you will gain hands-on knowledge of the full accounting cycle—from recording transactions and maintaining ledgers to preparing complete financial statements that comply with IFRS and GAAP standards. You’ll also learn to interpret reports, detect irregularities, and use financial data to drive strategic planning.This course blends theory with practical application, covering topics such as revenue recognition, inventory valuation, consolidated reporting, provisions, ratio analysis, cash flow interpretation, auditing, and compliance. It also includes dedicated modules on using accounting software, building a chart of accounts, and preparing for professional opportunities.By the end of the course, you will be able to confidently produce and analyze financial reports that meet professional standards, support informed decision-making, and enhance organizational transparency.What you will learn in this course:How to apply fundamental accounting principles and the double-entry systemHow to prepare all core financial statements, including income statement, balance sheet, cash flow, and changes in equityHow to comply with IFRS and GAAP standards in financial reportingHow to perform ratio, trend, and cash flow analysis for performance evaluationHow to detect, prevent, and address common financial reporting challenges and errorsHow to use accounting software tools like QuickBooks and SAP for efficient reportingHow to prepare for audits, manage reporting deadlines, and build professional credibilityWhether you are an aspiring accountant, finance professional, business owner, or career changer, this diploma will provide the skills, confidence, and practical tools to succeed in the world of financial accounting.Disclosure: This course has been made with the help of AI. I used AI tools to create the visuals and the voice-over for the content.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Understanding Financial Accounting & Reporting in Today’s World
Lecture 3 The Role of Financial Accountants Across Industries
Lecture 4 Ethical Standards & Professional Conduct in Accounting
Section 2: Accounting Principles & Frameworks
Lecture 5 Introduction to Accounting Principles & Concepts
Lecture 6 The Accounting Equation & Double-Entry System
Lecture 7 Understanding IFRS & GAAP Standards
Lecture 8 The Concept of Accruals, Deferrals & Matching Principle
Section 3: Recording & Processing Transactions
Lecture 9 Journal Entries – Basics to Advanced
Lecture 10 General Ledger & Subsidiary Ledgers
Lecture 11 Trial Balance Preparation & Adjustments
Lecture 12 Common Accounting Errors & How to Correct Them
Section 4: Preparing Core Financial Statements
Lecture 13 The Income Statement – Purpose & Preparation
Lecture 14 The Balance Sheet – Structure & Interpretation
Lecture 15 The Cash Flow Statement – Direct & Indirect Methods
Lecture 16 The Statement of Changes in Equity
Section 5: Advanced Financial Reporting
Lecture 17 Consolidated Financial Statements & Group Accounts
Lecture 18 Accounting for Investments & Financial Instruments
Lecture 19 Segment Reporting & Interim Financial Reports
Lecture 20 Notes to the Financial Statements & Disclosures
Section 6: Specialized Accounting Topics
Lecture 21 Revenue Recognition Principles
Lecture 22 Inventory Accounting – FIFO, LIFO & Weighted Average
Lecture 23 Depreciation, Amortization & Impairment of Assets
Lecture 24 Provisions, Contingent Liabilities & Contingent Assets
Section 7: Analysis & Interpretation of Financial Reports
Lecture 25 Financial Ratio Analysis – Profitability, Liquidity & Efficiency
Lecture 26 Trend Analysis & Comparative Statements
Lecture 27 Cash Flow Analysis for Decision Making
Lecture 28 Using Financial Reports for Strategic Planning
Section 8: Compliance, Auditing & Reporting Practices
Lecture 29 Regulatory Requirements & Compliance in Financial Reporting
Lecture 30 Introduction to Auditing & Internal Controls
Lecture 31 Fraud Detection & Prevention Through Financial Reports
Lecture 32 Common Challenges in Financial Reporting & How to Overcome Them
Section 9: Career Development & Practical Applications
Lecture 33 Using Accounting Software for Financial Reporting (e.g., QuickBooks, SAP)
Lecture 34 Building an Effective Chart of Accounts
Lecture 35 Preparing for Financial Reporting Deadlines & Audits
Lecture 36 Financial Reporting for Startups & Small Businesses
Lecture 37 Resume & LinkedIn Optimization for Accounting Roles
Lecture 38 Common Interview Questions for Financial Accountants
Lecture 39 Case Study – Preparing a Full Set of Financial Statements
Lecture 40 Course Wrap-Up & Congratulations
Aspiring accountants seeking a strong foundation in financial accounting and reporting.,Finance professionals aiming to expand their skills and advance their careers.,Business owners who want to better understand and manage their company’s finances.,Entrepreneurs and startup founders needing accurate reporting to attract investors.,Students preparing for accounting, finance, or auditing careers.,Career changers looking to enter the accounting and finance field.,Professionals seeking to strengthen compliance and reporting skills for regulatory purposes.