The course is a continuation of Business Economics and Accounting I by expanding the material of Financial Accounting and examining, in addition, individual elements of the financial statements in the context of the Greek Accounting Standards (GAS), the International Accounting Standards (GAS) and the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).
In particular, special emphasis is given and accounting concepts such as:
are analyzedFixed assets - main features - Purchase - Sale
Methods of Depreciation - Increasing -Decreasing -Constant
Methods of valuation of short-term assets (accounts receivable, notes receivable).
Claims - Creation - Collection
Doubtful receivables - Provisions
Cash Accounts
Inventories - Main Features - Buy - Sell
Inventory Inventory Systems - Periodic - Perpetual
Inventory valuation methodology - FIFO, LIFO, Weighted Average
Liabilities - Long Term & Short-term Liabilities
Equity, special reserves Acquisition and monitoring of own shares.
Operating Expense Accounts
Operating Income Accounts
Operating Account and Operating Results
Extraordinary intangible income, expenses and results Operating results and Balance sheet.
By attending the course, students will be able to:
Βασικά διδακτικά εγχειρίδια:
Τσουκαλας, Σ. 2010. Γεωργική Λογιστική. Εκδόσεις ΣΤΟΧΑΣΤΗΣ