Course curriculum
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1. Definition of a non-current asset
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Exercise 1
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2. Non-current asset purchase and disposal - Worked example 1
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Exercise 2
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Exercise 3
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3. Non-current asset purchase and disposal - Worked example 2
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Exercise 4
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4. Depreciation
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Exercise 5
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Exercise 6
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5. Straight line method
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Exercise 7
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6. Reducing balance method
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Exercise 8
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7. Revaluation method
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Exercise 9
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8. Advantages and disadvantages of each method of depreciation
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Exercise 10
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9. Ledger entries - Worked example Case 1
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Exercise 11
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Exercise 12
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10. Ledger entries - Worked example Case 2
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Exercise 13
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Knowledge test
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Course in PDF
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Topic 1 - Purpose of accounting (Part 1)
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Topic 1 - Purpose of accounting (Part 2)
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Topic 1 – Knowledge Test
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Topic 2 - The Accounting Equation (Part 1)
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Topic 2 - The Accounting Equation (Part 2)
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Topic 2 - The Accounting Equation (Part 3)
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Topic 2 - Knowledge Test
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1. Topic 3 - Basic business
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2. Topic 3 - Need for source document
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3. Topic 3 - Source document for some basic transactions
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4. Topic 3 - Format of a purchase invoice
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5. Topic 3 - Format of a credit note (Sales and Purchases return)
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6. Topic 3 - Other source of documents (Part 1)
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7. Topic 3 - Other source of documents (Part 2)
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Topic 3 - Knowledge Test
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1. Topic 4 - Books of prime entry
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2. Topic 4 - Purchase return books-return journal
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3. Topic 4 - Sales return books-sales return journal
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4. Topic 4 - Comprehensive example on prime books of entry
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Topic 4 - Knowledge Test
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1. Double entry system- Dual aspect concept
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2. Dual Aspect Concept- Example 1
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3. Dual Aspect concept- Example 2
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4. Dual Aspect concept- Example 3
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5. Additional transaction
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6. Transaction
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7. Ledger entries
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8. Example of double entries
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9. Example of ledger entries
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Exercise 1
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Exercise 2
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Exercise 3
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Exercise 4
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Exercise 5
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1. Steps to balance an account
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2. Balancing of ledger
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3. Trial Balance
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Exercise 1
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Exercise 2
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Exercise 3
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Exercise 4
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Exercise 5
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Course in PDF
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About this course
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