Financial reporting frameworks
Understand the regulatory, conceptual and ethical frameworks that underpin financial reporting.
Draft and interpret financial statements for single limited companies while applying reporting frameworks, accounting standards and ratio analysis.
FNAC develops the technical judgement needed to move from accounting records to complete financial statements for a single limited company. Learners apply the regulatory and conceptual frameworks, process adjustments accurately, use relevant accounting standards and interpret the finished statements for stakeholders.
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Understand the regulatory, conceptual and ethical frameworks that underpin financial reporting.
Process accounting information and adjustments from records through to the reporting stage.
Apply recognition, measurement, depreciation, impairment and disposal requirements for non-current assets.
Apply relevant standards to common reporting areas and present the resulting adjustments correctly.
Prepare the statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income, statement of financial position, statement of changes in equity and statement of cash flows.
Calculate and interpret ratios, identify trends and explain the limitations of the information used.
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