Course : Accounting, practical aspects of current account/ordinary transactions

Accounting, practical aspects of current account/ordinary transactions

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This training course will enable you to learn about accounting principles and current account/ordinary transactions. As a result you will understand financial documents (balance sheet and profit and loss account) and become familiar with the essential accounting mechanisms so that you can perform basic accounting tasks.


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Price : 1610 € E.T.
  3d - 21h00




This training course will enable you to learn about accounting principles and current account/ordinary transactions. As a result you will understand financial documents (balance sheet and profit and loss account) and become familiar with the essential accounting mechanisms so that you can perform basic accounting tasks.

Teaching objectives
At the end of the training, the participant will be able to:
  • Gain an understanding of the issues and concepts relating to double-entry accounting
  • Gain an understanding of regulations, standards and accounting principles
  • Identify the different items relating to assets and liabilities on a balance sheet
  • Record the main current entries
  • Draw up the year-end accounting statements

Intended audience
Accounts or staff from the accounting and financial departments. Anyone wishing to acquire the basic mechanics of accounting.

Prerequisites
No particular knowledge.

Course schedule

Understanding the institutional framework around accounting

  • Translating the activities, transactions and business flows of the company into figures.
  • Understanding the company’s place in the overall economic cycle.
  • Understanding the company’s economic cycles: operating, investment and financing cycles.
  • Understanding accounting issues: a legal and fiscal requirement and an essential management tool.
  • Distinguishing between financial accounting and cost accounting.
Hands-on work
Light-hearted quiz about your accounting knowledge.

Understanding accounting regulations

  • Finding out about the sources of accounting law: national and international sources, Commercial Code and Tax Code.
  • Understanding accounting standards: definitions, principles, contents, stakeholders, timetables, etc.
  • Learning about accounting principles.
  • Learning about the accounting documents: the balance sheet, the profit and loss account and the notes.
Hands-on work
Group discussion Group exchanges and discussions on accounting principles and their practical applications.

Understanding the company's balance sheet

  • Moving from an asset-based perspective to the company’s balance sheet.
  • Understanding the various entries in the balance sheet: fixed and current assets.
  • Understanding the various entries in the balance sheet in relation to liabilities: equity, provisions for risks and char
  • Understanding the financial cycle and the operating cycle.
  • Understanding the various movements within the balance sheet.
  • Understanding the presentation of a balance sheet. Knowing how to read it and use it.
Hands-on work
Hands-on work Recording of entries having an impact on the balance sheet.

Translating the company’s business activities into the profit and loss account

  • Understanding the concept of the financial year period and divisions.
  • Distinguishing the main types of expenditure and revenue: operating, financial and extraordinary.
  • Understanding the presentation of a profit and loss account. Knowing how to read it and use it.
  • Identifying the connection between the two main accounting statements: the profit and loss account and the balance sheet
Hands-on work
Hands-on work Recording of entries having an impact on the profit and loss account.

Identifying the main accounting concepts

  • Understanding the role and the value of the National Accounting Code.
  • Understanding how the National Accounting Code is structured: management accounts and balance sheet accounts, accounting
  • Understanding the main rules for accounting codification and accounting function.
  • Understanding the principle of double-entry accounting: the concepts of debit and credit.
Hands-on work
Hands-on work Produce simple accounting records.

Understanding how the accounting treatment of information is organized

  • Understanding the importance of collecting supporting documents/receipts.
  • Knowing how to encode and record the documents/receipts with the help of the general accounting system.
  • Arranging the classification of supporting accounting documents (invoices, statements, etc.).
  • Understanding the timescales for keeping accounting records.
  • Understanding the role of the documents in the accounting chain: log-book, ledger, balance.
  • Carrying out checks on the various accounting statements at the end of period.
Hands-on work
Hands-on work Group development of an efficient process of administrative classification.

Recording the main current entries

  • Posting purchases and sales in the appropriate logs, posting trade discounts.
  • Knowing how to record and administer VAT: scope of application, VAT on receipts and VAT on debits.
  • Recording cash and banking transactions.
  • Checking and justifying the accounts: classification and bank reconciliation.
Hands-on work
Hands-on work Recording of several accounting entries based on invoices, statements, etc.

Drawing up a summary case

  • Recording various current transactions.
  • Establishment of the ledger.
  • Production of the pre-inventory balance.
  • Constructing a profit and loss account.
  • Constructing a trial balance-sheet
Hands-on work
Hands-on work Case study reviewing the main concepts addressed during the training and their practical accounting application: recording transactions, accounting entries, construction of balance sheet and profit and loss account.


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