Accounting for Business Transitions
Bookkeeping and Accounting
By: Evelyn Jacks
PROGRAM: Bookkeeping Services Specialist, Business Services Specialist
At some time in the life cycle of a business, the owner/manager must deal with the sale or succession of the business. Students of this course will receive a working understanding of the business issues involved and be familiar with the financial information that the owner/manager typically requires in making business decisions on the sale or transfer of the business.
COURSE OVERVIEW: This course in the Bookkeeping Services Specialist designation program covers the many special business issues that an owner/manager faces surrounding the life cycle of a business, including: purchase and sale of a business, financing the business, and planning for business succession.
CERTIFIED SKILLSETS: The student will:
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understand how to record and adjust transactions denominated in a foreign currency
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understand the principles involved in preparing consolidated and combined financial statements
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prepare and post journal entries to eliminate inter-company transactions
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be aware of the financial and other information to be accumulated and assessed in evaluating the purchase of a business
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identify and accumulate the information typically provided when a business is sold
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be aware of the general ways in which ownership and management of a business pass, including family succession, employee succession and a sale of either assets or shares, and the issues to be addressed in each
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT THESIS: Formal Case Study. The student will apply the knowledge gained in the course to provide information specific to the sale of a sample company.
KNOWLEDGE BUREAU TOOLS INCLUDED:
MARKS ALLOCATION:
Quizzes |
50% |
Case Studies |
25% |
Final Exam |
25% |
Passing Grade |
60% |
Honours Achievement |
90% |