Acquisitions and consolidations 2020-8 – Downloadly

Descriptions

Advanced financial accounting: acquisitions and consolidations, Welcome To The comprehensive Advanced Financial Accounting course provides a deep dive into the complex world of acquisition and consolidation in financial reporting. This course will give you a solid understanding of these critical topics. With full Gain a deep understanding of advanced accounting principles through presentations, hands-on demonstrations, and practical Excel exercises. Access downloadable textbooks, supplemental materials, and Excel templates to enhance your learning experience. The Courses is designed for accounting professionals, auditors, financial analysts, and students seeking expertise in advanced financial accounting. Enroll today to master the intricacies of acquisition, consolidation, and financial reporting in the ever-evolving accounting landscape.

What you will learn

Evaluate the financial and operational impacts of acquisitions and record goodwill and intangible assets.
Analyze consolidation techniques for parent-subsidiary financial statements and eliminate intercompany transactions.
Compare the accounting of less than wholly owned subsidiaries using the equity method and proportionate consolidation.
Evaluate the impact of acquiring subsidiaries above book value by calculating goodwill and non-controlling interests.
Apply accounting principles for intra-group inventory transfers and eliminate unrealized gains/losses.
Evaluate the consolidation process for long-term assets and services and eliminate intercompany gains/losses.
Analyze the accounting treatment of intragroup debts and eliminate loans and interest income/expenses.

Who is this course suitable for?

Accounting professionals who want to expand their knowledge and skills in advanced financial accounting.
Financial professionals involved in consolidation and financial reporting processes.
Students pursuing a degree in accounting, finance or related fields.
Entrepreneurs and managers interested in understanding complex accounting concepts.
Individuals preparing for professional certifications such as the CPA exam.