Diplomas Later - Financial Accounting Diploma in Business Administration

Course details

Accounting science is based on the recording and analysis of financial transactions to show their impact on the financial situation of the institution; such data is essential to control the financial affairs ,, but the enterprise managers to go beyond that, to the interpretation and analysis of accounting data accurately, then use them wisely in Aaltakotait decision-making and control processes in the organization, all of which are the basics for survival on the flourishing business enterprise. While there is no link between the accounting and finance, the financial management will take decisions on the sources of funding that can be provided and the size and types of investments that have to do Almasssh.

CERTIFICATES DJ SOFTWARE

Degree from the College International Cambridge documented from the Egyptian Foreign honorary degree from Cambridge College obtaining the Diploma + Certificate of Training Center later

THE CONTENTS OF THE PROGRAM

• Financial accounting and administrative tasks, responsibilities and the profit motive.
• Accounting, assets and liabilities, creditors and debtors, income, expenditure and consumption, unearned income, limited liability, types of organizations, and the reasons for it.
• Business finance, capital, preferred and ordinary shares, loans and bonds.
• Evaluation and Finance, investment; risks and rewards.
• Working capital; configuration, and the importance of the liquidity account.
• Books of accounts: the ledger, the principles of double-entry accounting, manually and by computer.
• Commercial final accounts and the accounts of profit and loss, balance sheet, and other data and financial content, design purposes and

Financial accounting and administrative tasks, responsibilities and the profit motive.

• Accounting, assets and liabilities, creditors and debtors, income, expenditure and consumption, unearned income, limited liability, types of organizations, and the reasons for it.
• Business finance, capital, preferred and ordinary shares, loans and bonds.
• Evaluation and Finance, investment; risks and rewards.
• Working capital; configuration, and the importance of the liquidity account.
• Books of accounts: the ledger, the principles of double-entry accounting, manually and by computer.
• Commercial final accounts and the accounts of profit and loss, balance sheet, and other data and financial content, design purposes and presentations; and auditing.
• Interpretation of financial statements and accounting data and ratios, and analysis of equal points.
• Control of the profits, cash flow, study the data and the calculation of costs; regulations and standards, and miscellaneous credit costs and control credit, discounts, and pricing policy.
• Planning and forecasting, budgets and budgeting, budget control, monitor and manage inventory levels, inventory development, and evaluation