ACCA FR · Applied Skills
B. Accounting for transactions in financial statements
Master how to account for assets, liabilities, equity, income, and expenses. You’ll learn to apply IFRS to a variety of transactions - such as leases, provisions, and revenue recognition - ensuring compliance and clarity in financial reports.
- 36 lessons
- 14 modules
- 7.8h of video
The lessons
36 lessons, module by module.
Tangible non-current assets
4 lessonsIntangible non-current assets
3 lessonsImpairment of assets
3 lessonsInventory and biological assets
2 lessonsFinancial instruments
5 lessonsLeasing
3 lessonsProvisions and events after the reporting period
4 lessonsTaxation
2 lessonsAssets held for sale and discontinued operations
2 lessonsAccounting policies, changes in accounting estimates and errors
1 lessonEarnings per share
2 lessonsRevenue
3 lessonsGovernment grants
1 lessonForeign currency transactions
1 lessonQuestions
About B. Accounting for transactions in financial statements.
What does the B. Accounting for transactions in financial statements section cover?
Master how to account for assets, liabilities, equity, income, and expenses. You’ll learn to apply IFRS to a variety of transactions - such as leases, provisions, and revenue recognition - ensuring compliance and clarity in financial reports.
How much video is in this section?
B. Accounting for transactions in financial statements has 36 video lessons, about 7.8 hours in total. Work through them at your own pace, with lifetime access.
Is this section included in the Financial Reporting exam?
Yes. The content in this section is assessed in the Financial Reporting ACCA exam.
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