Financial Accounting school training courses in Chicago, IL (public, in-house or online)

This course introduces the understanding and application of the basic concepts, principles, and procedures of accounting. This includes theories and methodologies for the accounting cycle, posting and adjusting business transactions, theories and methodologies for closing procedures, and preparing financial statements.

Examines advanced topics in intermediate financial accounting. Students will read, discuss and apply the most current accounting pronouncements to accounting problems such as accounting for income tax, leases, pension, post-retirement benefits and the Statement of Cash Flows. Students will work on projects researching advanced topics and current issues, presenting their research to their classmates.

The Bachelor’s of Science degree in Accounting will provide students with an education to facilitate and enhance their professional employability within their respective field of study as well as prepare for professional licensure or graduate study.

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This degree program will help students adapt easily to an ever-changing business community, while learning about a wide variety of theory such as auditing, cost accounting, and generally accepted accounting prin...

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This course is an exploration of advanced topics in financial accounting and reporting, including recognition, measurement, and valuation issues affecting corporations, partnerships, consolidated entities, not-for-profits, government, and international operations.

Introduction to Accounting
This module gives a detailed introduction to the basic accounting framework . It helps the user understand:
Meaning, Functions and Sub fields of Accounting
Accounting Cycle
Accounting Principles- Concepts & Conventions
Accounting Equation
Types of Accounts
Rules of Debit & Credit
Duration: 1.5 Hours

Accounting Process
This module gives an in-depth explanation to the accounting process that is followed to record the transactions. It he...

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