These 24 presentations have been designed to provide teachers of IGCSE Accounting with a complete set of presentations allowing a clear structure for delivering the full course.
The presentations match the following syllabus requirements
- Cambridge IGCSE Accounting (0452)
- Cambridge IGCSE (9-1) Accounting 0985
- Cambridge O Level Accounting (7707)
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Contents
Section 1 - The fundamentals of Accounting
1.1 - Purpose of Accounting
1.2 - The Accounting Equation
Section 2 - Sources of Recording Data
2.1a Double Entry (Assets and Liabilities)
2.1b Double Entry (Expenses and Incomes)
2.1c Balancing off accounts
2.1d The three Ledgers
2.2 Business Documents
2.3 Books of Prime Entry
Section 3 - Verification of Accounting Records
3.1 The Trial Balance
3.2a Correction of errors
3.2a Suspense Accounts
3.3 Bank Reconciliation
3.4 Control Accounts
Section 4 - Accounting procedures
4.1 Capital and revenue expenditure and receipts
4.2 Accounting for depreciation and disposal of non-current assets
4.3 Other payables and other receivables
4.4 bad and doubtful debts
4.5 Valuation of inventory
Section 5 - Preparation of financial statements
5.1 Sole Traders
5.2 Partnerships
5.3 Limited Companies
5.4 Clubs
5.5 Manufacturers
5.6 Incomplete Records
Section 6 - Analysis and Interpretation
6.1 Ration Analysis
6.2 Interpretation of Accounting Ratios
6.3 Inter-firm comparisons
6.4 Interested parties
6.5 Limitations of Accounting Statements
Section 7 - Accounting Principles and Policies
7.1 Accounting Principles
7.2 Accounting Policies
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