IN India Bachelor's Degree
Financial Accounting under Ind AS
Recognition, measurement and disclosure the way Ind AS requires.
What the course covers
8 modules, 32 topics. Open any one to see what sits inside it.
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- 1.1 Who uses financial statements, and what for
- 1.2 The conceptual framework behind {STANDARD}
- 1.3 Relevance and faithful representation
- 1.4 Who sets {STANDARD}, and who enforces it
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- 2.1 The statement of financial position
- 2.2 Profit or loss, and other comprehensive income
- 2.3 Changes in equity
- 2.4 The cash flow statement
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- 3.1 When revenue is recognised
- 3.2 Performance obligations and the transaction price
- 3.3 Contracts where the consideration varies
- 3.4 Presenting and disclosing revenue
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- 4.1 Property, plant and equipment
- 4.2 Depreciation, revaluation and impairment
- 4.3 Intangibles and development costs
- 4.4 Measuring inventory
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- 5.1 Provisions, contingencies and commitments
- 5.2 Borrowings and finance costs
- 5.3 Leases
- 5.4 Share capital, reserves and dividends
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- 6.1 Classification and measurement in outline
- 6.2 Receivables and expected credit losses
- 6.3 Current and deferred tax
- 6.4 Foreign currency transactions
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- 7.1 Control, and when you must consolidate
- 7.2 Basic consolidation
- 7.3 Associates and joint arrangements
- 7.4 Goodwill
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- 8.1 Accounting policies, estimates and errors
- 8.2 Events after the reporting period
- 8.3 Related parties and segments
- 8.4 Where judgement is exercised, and how it must be disclosed
What you will be able to do
By the end of this course you will be able to explain and apply:
- Who uses financial statements, and what for
- The statement of financial position
- When revenue is recognised
- Property, plant and equipment
- Classification and measurement in outline
- Accounting policies, estimates and errors
Why take it
Who it is for
Designed for
- Bachelor's Degree students in India
- Studying: B.Com, B.Com (Hons), BAF, BBA Finance, BA Economics
- Recent graduates strengthening a CV
- Anyone working in this field without a formal qualification
What you need
- No prior course needed
- A phone, tablet or computer
- About two hours in total
- Each of the five courses stands alone
Questions
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About two hours in total — eight modules of roughly fifteen minutes. You can do it in one sitting or spread it across a week. Your place is saved either way.
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No. There is no prerequisite course and no software to install. A phone, tablet or computer with an internet connection is enough.
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Yes. This course is placed at Bachelor's Degree for India, and the content is written for that level. If you are at a different stage, change your level at the top of the page and the courses will change with it.
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A certificate for the course, carrying an ID that your college or an employer can check on our verification page. You keep access to the material afterwards.
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Yes — ₹450 for this course on its own, or ₹1,450 for all five in this set, which works out cheaper if you want more than one.
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There is a short quiz at the end of each module so you can check what stuck. It is not timed and you can retake it.
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Change your country using the picker at the top. Level names, degree names and prices all switch to that country, and the courses adjust to its education system.
Wording shown for India. Pick a different country at the top and the terms, currency and programme names change with it.