Study Guide

Objectives

During the course, you can familiarise yourself with the accounting from the perspective of a small company.
Student
- is familiar with the basic concepts of accounting and the different types of transactions
- is able to make regular ent ent ent.
is able to use accounting software to implement accounting
- is able to draw up a simple financial statement;
- is part of the ordinary a accruals (inventories and depreciation of non-current assets)
- knows the basics of value added tax and knows how to record VAT in the accounts

Content

Basic accounting concepts
Groups of bricks and posting rules
A accrual of acquisition cost
Sales tax in general ledger
Financial statements and financial statements (profit and loss account and balance sheet)

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1-2)

The students are familiar with the basics of accounting, the use of accounting software and the basics of VALUE ADDED TAX. He performs on the preparation of financial statements such as the one learned in advance.

Assessment criteria, good (3-4)

The students know the basics of accounting, the use of accounting software and the basics of VALUE ADDED TAX. They are able to make the financial statements according to the instructions.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

The students understand the basics of accounting, the use of accounting software and the basics of VALUE ADDED TAX. They are able to prepare financial statements and are able to assess the impact of different transactions on financial statements.

Assessment criteria, pass/fail

The student is not familiar with the basics of accounting, including VAT, the use of accounting software or the basics of VAT. He/she is unable to prepare financial statements taking into account accrual entries.