The aim of Financial Accounting Theory is to examine various theories that have been put forward to understand the role of financial accounting in decision making
The aim of Financial Accounting Theory is to examine various theories that have been put forward to understand the role of financial accounting in decision making. In this course you will explore how entities make decisions concerning accounting methods and disclosure of financial information in the absence of complete regulation.
The emphasis in this course will be on theories that explain contemporary financial accounting practice and current financial reporting regulation.
As future accounting professionals, an appreciation of accounting theories will allow you to think more critically about the construction and use of financial reports and their associated disclosures.
Financial Accounting Theory is designed to enable you to apply accounting theories to a contemporary workplace situation.
RMIT was established in 1887 as the Working Men’s College with the aim of bringing education to the working people of Melbourne.
RMIT at a Glance:
Our teaching, learning and research programs are continually updated so that students, staff and graduates are equipped to meet the challenges of the 21st century.
At the same time, we have not forgotten our past as one of Australia’s original educational institutions, and we have remained true to our original philosophy.
Since 1887, our inner-city campus has been a vital part of the City of Melbourne, from the 1880s boom through world wars, the Great Depression and renewed prosperity during the second half of the 20th century.
RMIT was awarded royal patronage by Queen Elizabeth II for its educational service to the Commonwealth and contribution to the war effort, and RMIT remains the only higher education institution in Australia with the right to use the prefix “Royal” and the Monarchy's coat of arms.
During the 1990s, the institution gained university status and developed campuses in Bundoora and Brunswick in the city's northern suburbs, and later in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi in Vietnam.
In 2013, RMIT opened a research and industry collaboration centre in Barcelona, Spain. With significant teaching partnerships in Asia and Europe, as well as research and industry partnerships on every continent, RMIT has a strong global presence.
The IPA is committed to providing members with education pathways and continuing professional development that makes a meaningful difference to their careers, as well as to outcomes for clients in the small business arena.
This course is delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth Government funding under the Skills First Program. Individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply for training subsidised through the Skills First Program.
This programme will powerfully show you how to leverage best practice key account management competencies, including the knowledge and skills required to effectively manage your key accounts and how to implement tailored key account management strategies for your organisation.
The accounting services industry has grown over the past five years creating employment opportunities for people with the right skills and qualifications across a wide range of businesses.
This course builds on the Certificate IV in Accounting and provides you with skills in creating manual and computerised summaries of the financial transactions of an organisation.
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