Acca F3 Financial Accounting (INT) - FIA FFA Bpp Study Text
Description
The examiner-reviewed F3 Study Text covers all the relevant ACCA F3 syllabus topics. It explores the principles of Financial Accounting (INT) and how they can be applied in a range of different organizations. Detailed case studies about how Financial Accounting (INT) issues are addressed in the real world will help build your understanding and reinforce learning.
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BPP Learning Media is the sole Platinum Approved provider of ACCA content. Our examiner-reviewed Study Texts and Practice & Revision Kits and our interactive study tools will provide you with the up-to-date material you need for exam success.
Summary
- Learn the underlying principles, concepts and regulations relating to financial accounting
- Worked examples and activities to help reinforce your knowledge
- Understand technical proficiency in the use of double-entry accounting techniques
- FREE supplementary materials to boost your F3 exam success
The ACCA F3 Complete Text provides an introduction to accounting techniques, concepts and regulations.
The F3 study text is designed to complement your own learning style, whether that’s gaining a thorough understanding of financial accounting or simply concentrating on the key examinable topics. Plus, this F3 Complete Text is approved by the Association of Certified Chartered Accountants so you can be confident that the material fully covers the syllabus.
Topics covered
- Context and purpose of financial reporting
- Qualitative characteristics of financial information
- Fundamental bases of accounting
- Double entry and accounting systems
- Recording transactions and events
- Preparing trial balances (including identifying and correcting errors)
- Preparing financial statements
- Interpreting financial statements.
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