TOP 10 ACCOUNTING, FINANCE AND BANKING COURSES IN LEICESTER, UK - PAGE 4

The business benefit of this course lies in its ability to help Account Managers and Corporate Sales Executives discern between genuine prospects and those that are unlikely to yield results, often referred to as ‘China eggs.’

Senior managers make decisions that affect all areas of a business. This course will enhance or refresh their understanding of finance and accounts and therefore give them the skills to make better decisions.

Sage Line 50 course is offered by EQV (UK) Ltd Training. Accounting is made easy through this product. At EQV we specialise in skills development.

These updates will make delegates aware of the key changes in Accounting and Auditing and relevant Companies Act legislation, that have taken place over the last 6 months and their impact on day-to-day work.

At the end of the course participants will be familiar with the basic principles of double entry bookkeeping, and will have prepared trial balances, profit and loss accounts and balance sheets to a basic level.

The course is designed to make delegates aware of the regulatory requirements and relevant guidance issued by the CCAB and HMRC.

The content will include looking at areas that are typically more complex, involve the application of judgement and could require specialist input, such as defined benefit pension schemes, deferred tax and other key accounting estimates.

This course covers the VAT implications of buying and selling goods and services across borders and addresses common errors and missed opportunities in VAT accounting in this area. Reporting requirements are also addressed.

The course will update participants on the latest developments in direct taxes, particularly those that give rise to planning opportunities, and the pitfalls that they and their clients need to avoid.

This course will provide an update regarding changes to IFRS requirements, together with a review on other issues of relevance for those reporting under international standards and a refresher on the differences between IFRS and UK GAAP.