ACCA

ACCA stands for Association for Chartered Certified Accountant. Founded in 1904, the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants is the global professional accounting body offering the Chartered Certified Accountant qualification ( i.e. ACCA Course). 

A Chartered Certified Accountant is a profession in the field of finance and accounting. The profession keenly concentrates on auditing financial records, investing financial anomalies, financial forecasting and developing and maintaining financial system.

?What is the ACCA Course Syllabus?

The Qualification has been divided into 2 levels (i.e. Fundamentals Level and Strategic Professional Level) with 13 exams. Qualification has been divided into 2 levels (i.e. Fundamentals Level and Strategic Professional Level) with 13 exams. The Qualification has been divided into 2 levels (i.e. Fundamentals Level and Strategic Professional Level) with 13 exams.

• ACCA Fundamentals Level (9 Papers further Divided into Applied Knowledge & Applied Skills)
  • Applied Knowledge [Diploma] 
  • F1 - AB Accountant in Business
  • F2 - MA Management Accounting
  • F3- FA Financial Accounting
  • Applied Skills [Advanced Diploma] 
  • F4 - LW Corporate and Business Law
  • F5 - PM Performance Management
  • F6 - TX Taxation
  • F7 - FR Financial Reporting
  • F8 - AA Audit and Assurance
  • F9 - FM Financial Management
• ACCA Strategic Professional Level (4 Papers further Divided into Essentials  and Optional)
  • Essentials 
  • SBR Strategic Business Reporting
  • SBL Strategic Business Leader
  • Options (Complete any 2 out of 4)
  • P4 - AFM Advanced Financial Management
  • P5 - APM Advanced Performance Management
  • P6 - ATX Advanced Taxation
  • P7 - AAA Advanced Audit and Assurance