Curso de Contabilidad Básica 1.2

This course on Basic Accounting Fundamentals provides a comprehensive foundation for understanding the financial and economic status of a business. It serves as a vital tool for informed decision-making by offering insights into core principles and essential elements of the discipline, facilitating effective management and oversight of organizational finances.

The primary objective of this program is to develop an understanding of fundamental accounting principles and concepts, emphasizing their significance and practical applications. Participants will explore the interconnectedness of accounting records and learn to interpret financial information comprehensively. Additionally, the course covers the procedures for recording transactions in fundamental accounting books and preparing tailored financial statements.

Our approach incorporates key elements to enhance learning outcomes:

• Provision of informational materials for reading, consultation, and study.
• Analysis through practical case studies.
• Group assignment collaborations.
• Personalized task support.
• Access to high-quality educational resources for efficient review and study.
• Opportunities for both asynchronous and synchronous participation.
• Guided course orientation focused on relevant content, designed to energize the learning process and ensure the delivery of pertinent information.

Fundamental Concepts addressed include:

• The role of accounting as both a science and a technical practice.
• A historical overview of accounting development.

The module dedicated to accounting expands on critical topics related to business growth, providing essential information on legal considerations, financial roles, and operational procedures. Covering areas such as capital, assets, liabilities, account classifications, balance sheets, income statements, and primary account movements, this section aims to equip participants with practical knowledge applicable to managing and expanding their enterprises.

Topics include:

• The relationship between accounting, accountants, and legal frameworks.
• Understanding capital, assets, and liabilities.
• Naming conventions and transaction flows in major asset and liability accounts.
• Classification of assets and liabilities.
• Preparation of the balance sheet or financial position statement.
• Comparative balance sheets for analysis.
• The main accounts of the income statement or profit and loss statement.
• The structure and movement of accounts, including transaction recording practices.
• Key accounts used in commercial accounting processes.

We invite you to explore our cutting-edge platform designed to provide a robust educational experience in basic accounting principles.