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ACC/422T

Intermediate Financial Accounting II

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$1194

Estimated Tuition

3 credits

Total credits

5 weeks

Course length

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Course level: Undergraduate

This course examines accounting for property, plant and equipment, intangible assets, current liabilities and contingencies, long-term liabilities, contributed capital and retained earnings.

Prerequisites

ACC/421 or ACC/421T – Intermediate Financial Accounting I or equivalent

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What you'll learn

Course skills and outcomes

Learning Outcomes

Week 1

  • Define cash and related items.
  • Distinguish receivables and how to report them in financial statements.
  • Examine accounting issues related to cash and receivables.
  • Describe techniques used to control cash.

Week 2

  • Explain the types of inventories.
  • Prepare inventory values based on the various cost flow assumptions.
  • Identify inventory valuation issues in financial reporting.
  • Compute inventory under the gross profit method and retail inventory method.

Week 3

  • Determine what constitutes a property, plant, or equipment asset.
  • Calculate depreciation under various methods.
  • Explain the accounting issues related to fixed assets and intangibles.
  • Discuss asset impairment and the required accounting for impairments.

Week 4

  • Explain how to determine a liability.
  • Distinguish between current and long-term in abilities as well as the reporting requirements for each.
  • Evaluate business events for classification as a contingency in the financial statements.
  • Record journal entries needed for bonds issued and sold at a premium and discount.

Week 5

  • Explain how leases are used by companies and the advantages of this financial arrangement.
  • Identify the new standards and the expected impact in financial reporting.
  • Distinguish between the different classifications of leases.
  • Record leases from both the lessor and lessee perspective.

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