Management Training Courses
Accelerated. Modular. Experiential
Management
Accounting Course
Planning, controlling and auditing accounting reports
Course Methods: Experiential workshop (action learning
course)
Course Venue:
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Course Duration:
2.5 days
Course Time: 9AM-4PM
Course Fees:
$2,999
Course Audience
- CFO's Team: Finance Managers, Treasurers,
Investors Relations Managers, and Accounting Managers
- Non-Finance Managers with P&L responsibility:
Entrepreneurs, General Managers, Business Unit Managers, Operations
Managers, Project Managers, and Management Accounting Consultants.
Course
Objectives
- Provides an understanding of the modern accounting framework
- Offers experiential analysis to
understand the challenges of CFOs and Accounting Managers in
managing financial information
- Covers financial and business accounting
information used for planning, analysis, and control
- Focuses on best practices,
tools, models to facilitate
managerial decision-making
- Provides insights on how to develop strategies, initiatives and programs to
introduce and manage financial controls
- This course focuses on accounting for management decision-making and control. The course does not prepare the participants to pass tax or CPA exams
Training Focus:
- Develop the core
management accounting skills and competencies. The core competencies include
accounting knowledge, planning, control, problem-solving and communication. The
development and evaluation of these skills are based on IIM's proprietary
KASAC
management training model.
Key
Concepts
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Accounting Costs. Expenses. Revenues. Profits and Loss. Break-Even Analysis (BEA). Assets and Liabilities. The Balance Sheet. Stocks. Shares. Bonds. Earnings. Dividends. Shareholder's Equity. Cash Flow. Debt. Debt Collection Period. Financial Analysis. Business Performance Ratio Analysis. Public Companies. Analysis of Annual Reports. Decision-making Using Managerial Accounting. Audit. Internal Controls. Earnings Per Share EPS. EBITDA. International Accounting Standards (IAS). GAAP. Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX).
Course Outline / Customization Subjects
- Accounting principles, processes and procedures.
- The functions and practices of accountants, including the maintenance of bank accounts, developing
financial statements, cash flow and financial performance analysis
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Accounting systems, types of costs, and cost
allocation, budgeting, performance measurement and reporting
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Development of internal accounting data, and use of
this information to assist internal decision making
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Revenue recognition and cost allocation
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Assets and liabilities, shareholders' equity issues
- The interpretation of
information contained in accounts prepared by public companies
- Understanding the sources of information contained
in accounting statements.
- An overview of modern
capital and operational budgeting
techniques
- Auditing and Control: Managing the accuracy and timeliness of financial reporting. Nature
of internal and operational auditing.
- New regulations with special focus on
Sarbanes Oxley Act (SOX) compliance
Performance Evaluation
(Optional):
- Performance will be evaluated on the basis of individual or team
project deliverables
- Candidates can complete customized experiential / work-based
projects such as developing a relevant analysis document, management
strategy, action plan or a senior management presentation
- IIM course advisor will review the deliverables and provide improvement
feedback
- There are no traditional quizzes or theoretical exams.
Course
Prerequisites:
- For accelerated team workshops, participants must have
similar levels of experience. This is not required for
public courses or individual self-paced distance-learning courses
Course
Registration:
- Management Accounting Training Course
- Accelerated workshop (classroom option)
- Course venue: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
- Requires registration, application review and seat
reservation.
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