ACCT6010
Advanced Financial Reporting
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Anything financial and accounting related has always been my thing. I did not rely on the lecturer to pass this subject. The subject was very straight foward and I will be more than willing to guide other students through the same
Anonymous, Semester 2, 2017
This unit provides students with a detailed understanding of more complex financial reporting issues. Topics examined include: group accounting issues such as the practical application of the control test; multiple subsidiaries; non-controlling interest; foreign currency translation; consolidated cash flow reporting; segment reporting; accounting for joint arrangements and associates; and related party disclosures. The unit builds on the knowledge base acquired from earlier accounting units with a strong emphasis on the application of technical skills. The unit has a substantial case component, using current examples to illustrate both appropriate technical solutions in accordance with accounting standards and guidelines, as well as the forces which determine the choice of methods.