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This subject introduces basic concepts in financial and management accounting. It provides an overview to the function of accounting in real world contexts.

This subject covers the accounting cycle in more depth than was covered in ACC100 including the double entry model, accounting elements (assets, liabilities, equity, revenues and expenses) and the principles and relationships between the elements for the purposes of periodic financial reporting

The subject provides a broad understanding of the Australian taxation system from a legal perspective. It covers the fundamental elements of the Australian direct and indirect taxation regimes, the principles of the taxation of income and deductions rules, timing issues in taxation

The subject is a broad-based treatment of contemporary economics and its business applications.

The subject provides an overview of the theory of investing and capital markets, covering domestic and global markets, investor preferences, asset allocation, security selection, risk versus return, characteristics of debt and equity markets, financial instruments

This subject provides an introduction to the theory and analytical techniques relevant to the management of Australian financial institutions in the global environment. It examines the major financial risks faced by Australian banks, methods of measuring and managing these risks and government inte...

This subject provides a practical understanding of corporate financial management, portfolio management and the tools of financial decision-making and covers financial mathematics, investment and financing decisions, introduction to portfolio theory, the capital asset pricing model