Course Details
Accounting for Non-Accountants
12 Feb 2014
Professional Development
Accounting / Finance
New Zealand Institute of Management
4th Floor, Phillips Fox Tower, 209 Queen St, Auckland,CBD
Less Than 1 Week
12th - 14th February 2013
12th - 14th February 2013
$1,600.00
for members and $1800.00 for non members
for members and $1800.00 for non members
BUSINESS CHALLENGE
Accounting for Non-Accountants enables you to understand and interpret accounting reports and to use accounting skills to assist in making effective business decisions.
TARGET AUDIENCE
Managers using accounting information to monitor company performance or to plan future company operations.
Managers who require an improved understanding of financial terminology, practices and principles. Accounts staff wishing to have an overview of the full accounting process.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
On successful completion of this programme, it is expected you will have the tools to be able to;
Prepare simple financial statements from accounting data
Analyse and interpret performance and financial position from financial statements
Understand the difference between cash and accrual accounting
Understand the main approaches used to value businesses
Understand the basic principles of GST and its effect on accounting reports
Understand the principles of cost accounting and apply these to different businesses
Apply the principles of cost accounting in job costing, break-even and marginal costing situations
Prepare and analyse budgets for the purposes of both control and future planning
Understand the main capital expenditure evaluation techniques
Accounting for Non-Accountants enables you to understand and interpret accounting reports and to use accounting skills to assist in making effective business decisions.
TARGET AUDIENCE
Managers using accounting information to monitor company performance or to plan future company operations.
Managers who require an improved understanding of financial terminology, practices and principles. Accounts staff wishing to have an overview of the full accounting process.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
On successful completion of this programme, it is expected you will have the tools to be able to;
Prepare simple financial statements from accounting data
Analyse and interpret performance and financial position from financial statements
Understand the difference between cash and accrual accounting
Understand the main approaches used to value businesses
Understand the basic principles of GST and its effect on accounting reports
Understand the principles of cost accounting and apply these to different businesses
Apply the principles of cost accounting in job costing, break-even and marginal costing situations
Prepare and analyse budgets for the purposes of both control and future planning
Understand the main capital expenditure evaluation techniques
NZIm Qualified facilitator