LMS Sydney Institute of Higher Education

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A deeper appreciation of accounting theories and a closer look at contemporary issues will enhance the understanding of the framework and standards which underpin accounting practices. This unit aims to further educate students in their knowledge of financial accounting and its relationship with ethics. Students will learn extended accounting theories in addition to applying their prior body of knowledge. Students will investigate key topics such as decision usefulness approach, agency theory, earnings management and accounting standard setting.

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Auditing provides reasonable assurance to third party users of financial statements regarding the financial position of a company. This unit aims to provide students with an understanding of internal and external auditing practices. Students will examine the legal and ethical obligations of an auditor in forensic accounting and detection of fraud and error under auditing standards. They will also be able to identify and align regulatory frameworks and auditing standards while performing auditing practices using quantitative methods.

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This unit addresses the necessary knowledge and skills of financial accounting. It will instruct students on the reporting requirements applicable to entities as well as the preparation of consolidated financial statements under the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRSs). Students will be able to perform accounting for assets revaluation and impairment, income tax, consolidated financial statements, investments in associates and foreign currency transactions, all whilst applying professional judgement.

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This unit introduces students to the introductory concepts and theories of business finance. Students will be able to define a range of finance terminologies and apply their mathematical skills to solve simple financial problems. By the completion of the unit, students are expected to have a general understanding of the Australian and international financial markets and how to deploy capital and make investment choices.

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