Course Details
Accounting for Non Accountants
17 May 2012
Professional Development
Accounting / Finance
The University of Auckland
Room 326, Level 3, Building No. 810, 1-11 Short Street, Auckland CBD
Two Days
8.30 am - 4.30 pm
8.30 am - 4.30 pm
$1,220.00
Includes morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea
Includes morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea
Do you want to use sound accounting principles to prepare figures and make decisions? This two-day course will give you a thorough grounding.
The course covers the accounting process, including the terms, definitions and principles, as well as budgets, profit and loss statements, balance sheets and reconciliations.
We will follow a series of financial transactions through the accounting system, and prepare a master budget and other management reports. By the end of day two you will have real confidence and practical ability to understand and work with accounting processes and financial statements.
Limited to 20 participants
The course covers the accounting process, including the terms, definitions and principles, as well as budgets, profit and loss statements, balance sheets and reconciliations.
We will follow a series of financial transactions through the accounting system, and prepare a master budget and other management reports. By the end of day two you will have real confidence and practical ability to understand and work with accounting processes and financial statements.
Limited to 20 participants
Greg Moyle
Greg is a founding director and principal of a financial planning company and has 17 years experience in the industry. For many years Greg has held part-time lecturing positions at The University of Auckland in Management Accounting and Engineering Economics. He is a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) and was the recipient of the inaugural 1992 Financial Planner of the Year Award.
Greg is a founding director and principal of a financial planning company and has 17 years experience in the industry. For many years Greg has held part-time lecturing positions at The University of Auckland in Management Accounting and Engineering Economics. He is a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) and was the recipient of the inaugural 1992 Financial Planner of the Year Award.