Financial Accounting-Advanced

This advanced financial accounting course takes an in-depth look at the accounting for business consolidations, inter-corporate investments and intercompany transactions. The main goal of the course is to teach students to evaluate different types of review relevant theory, including generally accepted accounting principles and international accounting standards, and help students apply professional judgment in unique situations and technical application of current accounting rules for presenting these advanced topics. In addition students will review relevant theory and help students apply professional judgment in unique situations and technical application of current accounting rules for presenting these advanced topics. Specific topics include the standard setting process in Canada and internationally, business combinations, reporting requirements for business consolidations and reporting requirements for intercompany transactions foreign currency translation and consolidation of foreign subsidiaries, hedge accounting and not-for-profit and public sector accounting.  

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