U.S. Bookkeeping Skills
Master North American bookkeeping fundamentals for an incredible career trajectory
Course Information
Jobs in the accounting and bookkeeping industry are some of the most in-demand roles in the United States.
This U.S. Bookkeeping Skills course will arm you with the fundamentals you require to grasp the basic concepts of finance principles and get you on your way to growing your international career, increasing your earning potential, and adding value to an employer.
In this course you will learn the following:
- Bookkeeping industry fundamentals
- Accounting equations
- Introduction to U.S. taxation
- U.S. payroll
Details
Price: ₱10,500 or ₱404/week over 26 weeks
Course Duration
Approximately 10 – 15 hours
Access Time
6 months from enrollment
We’re ready when you are
Start any time with flexible learning hours and fully remote modules
Prerequisites
There are no formal prerequisites for this course. However, once we receive your enrolment, an Ab2 Student Experience Advisor will be in touch to ensure this training is right for you.
Ab² students enjoy:
- Deep industry connections to future-proof your career
- Course development and teaching by real-world industry leaders
- Unrivalled student support by specialists who only serve the accounting industry. Reach out to us at enquires@Ab²institute.com
- Free student membership with accounting and bookkeeping industry bodies
- 100% flexibility – study online, anytime, anywhere
Course Modules
Our course has been custom-built by industry experts with decades of real-world, practical experience and knowledge. This will give you top-notch skills and understanding, making you job-ready the moment you graduate.
- Statement of Financial Position (Balance Sheet)
- Statement of Operations (Income Statement)
- Statement of Cash Flows
- Statement of Changes in Equity
- Assets
- Liabilities
- Equity
- Revenue
- Cost of Sales
- Other Income
- Distribution cost
- Administrative Expenses
- Other Expenses
- Finance Charges
- Income Taxes
- Prior Period Comparatives
- Operating Activities
- Investing Activities
- Financing Activities
- Opening Balance
- Effect of Changes in Accounting Policies
- Effect of Correction of Prior Period Error
- Restated Balance
- Changes in Share Capital
- Dividends
- Income/Loss for the Period
- Changes in Revaluation Reserve
- Closing Balance
- Business Entity Concept
- Going Concern Assumption
- Accrual Basis of Accounting
- Time Period (Periodicity)
- Monetary Unit Assumption
- Identifying and analyzing business transactions and events
- Recording transactions in the journal
- Posting journal entries to the ledger
- Preparing an unadjusted trial balance
- Recording and posting adjusting entries
- Preparing an adjusted trial balance
- Preparing the financial statements
- Recording and posting closing entries
- Preparing a post-closing trial balance
- Preparing and closing reversing entries