ACCA FIA Financial Accounting (FFA) Exam Kit (Valid Till Aug 2024) - Kaplan - 9781839963872 - Kaplan Publishing
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Product Description
The Financial Accounting Exam Kit complements the study text, with exam-style questions relating to financial accounting. You’ll deepen your knowledge of double entry accounting techniques used in basic financial statements. In the Exam Kit you’ll get a wealth of material to help you pass your exam, including paper-specific information, our recommended revision approach, analysis of past exam papers, practice questions with answers, and key answer tips. And all our Exam Kits are ACCA approved, so you can be sure the material fully covers the 2023-2024 syllabus.
Topics covered:
The context and purpose of financial reporting
The qualitative characteristics of financial information
The use of double-entry and accounting systems
Recording transactions and events
Preparation of a trial balance (including identifying and correcting errors)
Preparation of basic financial statements for incorporated and unincorporated entities
Preparation of simple consolidated financial statements
Principles of the regulatory framework relating to accounts preparation
Interpretation of financial statements