Auditing
Auditing introduces students to the principles, procedures and practices used to examine and evaluate financial information. The course develops knowledge of audit planning, internal controls, audit evidence, risk assessment, verification of financial statements, audit procedures, working papers, professional ethics, audit reporting and the responsibilities of auditors in promoting accuracy, accountability and financial transparency.
- Teacher: Stanford Livai
Costing & Management Accounting 2
Costing & Management Accounting 2 develops advanced knowledge and practical skills in cost accounting and management accounting. The course focuses on cost classification, cost behaviour, budgeting, standard costing, variance analysis, marginal costing, absorption costing, activity-based costing, responsibility accounting, performance measurement and the use of accounting information for effective managerial planning, control and decision-making.
- Teacher: Stanford Livai
Financial Accounting 2
Financial Accounting 2 builds on fundamental accounting knowledge and develops advanced practical skills in financial accounting. The course focuses on accounting adjustments, preparation and presentation of financial statements, accounting for partnerships, companies, assets, liabilities, equity, cash flows, financial analysis and the interpretation of accounting information for effective business and financial decision-making.
- Teacher: Stanford Livai
Taxation
Taxation introduces students to the principles, practices and legal requirements involved in taxation. The course develops an understanding of taxable income, individual and business taxation, tax calculations, deductions, tax returns, indirect taxes, taxation compliance, tax planning and the role of taxation in government revenue and economic development.
- Teacher: Stanford Livai