The basics of financial statements
This online course will help you develop the crucial skill of being able to interpret and evaluate the data in your financial statements.
Course Type
E-learning
Length
10 - 30 mins
What you’ll achieve
When you’ve completed the course, you’ll understand:
- the terms capital, equity, assets, liabilities, income and expenses
- how these terms link to the transactions of the business
- how this financial data comes together to calculate your profits.
About this course
Financial statements are hugely important to understanding the health of your business. However, this information can be confusing or daunting if you don’t understand what you’re looking at.
This online course will position you to better understand the key terms and tackle financial data with confidence.
This course is perfect if you're:
- a finance professional looking to refresh your basic finance skills and follow best practice
- running your own business looking for practical skills to monitor and manage your financial operations
- an organisation looking to roll out on-demand training to finance staff.
Overview
E-learning |
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10 - 30 mins |
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Financial statements |
Syllabus
This course covers:
- Five categories of accounts
- assets.
- liabilities.
- expenses.
- revenue.
- capital/equity.
- The accounting equation
- The elements of financial statements
- current and non-current assets and liabilities.
- capitalisation threshold.
- capital/equity.
- Calculating profits
- including accruals concept.
- Layouts of financial statements
How to access
The basics of financial statements is a 30-minute session including video tutorials and interactive learning to test your knowledge as you learn. You can purchase this course on its own or discounted as part of the AAT Business Finance Basics bundle.
Once purchased you will be able to access the AAT Learning Portal where you'll have 12 months from the date you access the learning materials. AAT Learning Portal allows you to view all the courses you’ve purchased in one place, monitor your latest training activity and create goals to help you achieve your training aims.
