TOP 10 ACCOUNTING, FINANCE AND BANKING COURSES IN CENTRAL, BRISBANE - PAGE 6

This course includes set up, conversion, payroll, advanced procedures and day-to-day operations and is suitable for anyone requiring working knowledge of Xero operations.

In this two-hour eLearn, you will understand the underlying principles of AASB 1. Learn how to classify financial statements, identify mandatory exceptions and optional exemptions from a full retrospective application, and define specified presentation and disclosure requirements.

This course will help to demystify income tax concepts including deferred taxes, measuring and recognising current and future income taxes, income tax disclosures, and accounting of current taxes in accordance with the AASB 112 Income Taxes standard.

This 2-day course will provide you with knowledge of the principles that underpin the success of any compliance management framework. We break down key concepts related to effective compliance management including compliance requirements and commitments.

Examples of financial instruments include cash, investments, and trade receivables and derivatives. This course outlines the definitions of different types of financial instruments and the classification and measurement criteria for financial instruments.

Consolidated financial statements assist people to make informed economic decisions. When investors buy the shares of a parent company, they may buy into a group of companies.

The specific rules, practices, principles, and conventions a business applies when preparing and presenting financial statements represents that organisation’s accounting policy. But what happens if you want to change your accounting policy?

An immersive developmental modelling course for new and experienced professionals for analysts within the infrastructure and mining industries, providing you with the knowledge to become an expert within your sector.

Intangible assets have special characteristics with special recognition, measurement, and disclosure requirements. They can can be developed internally, acquired separately, or acquired in a business combination.

Cash flow statements help a business understand how they generate and use their cash. They can also indicate the amount, timing and certainty of future cash flows. The ongoing success of a business relies heavily on its ability to generate and maintain cash flow.