The function of accounting in any organisation is to closely monitor the movement of funds in order to determine the financial health of a business and identify ways of increasing profitability. This short course covers the accounting requirements for Australian businesses, describes key accounting
The function of accounting in any organisation is to closely monitor the movement of funds in order to determine the financial health of a business and identify ways of increasing profitability. This short course covers the accounting requirements for Australian businesses, describes key accounting concepts and provides the basic skills required to interpret and report on financial activity.
The Australian Institute of Management (AIM) empowers individuals and organisations to adapt and thrive in the face of relentless change.
Since 1941, AIM has supported Australia’s workforce through the provision of innovative and industry-focused education solutions. Our portfolio of short courses, qualifications, and higher education is constantly evolving to ensure we are best positioned to support our customers.
Commitment and dedication to the advancement of Australia’s workforce is at the core of AIM and defines our organisational values:
Our Advanced Diploma of Accounting will best suit you if you are already working in the accounting field and seeking professional identification.
The basic accounting course is presented & compiled by a qualified practising accountant and registered BAS practitioner and it aims to enable participants to engage and prepare different financial reports & forecasts as well as the ability to highlight key financial aspects of their business or ar...
Diploma of Accounting course is offered by Gold Coast Learning Centre.
Our certification will help you stand out in the job market with the practical skills to work in an accounts environment. Business owners will be able to put their skills to use and save on accounting fees. No prior experience necessary.
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?
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