Handling Full Set Accounts
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Financial Series Workshop<br />
HRDF Claimable<br />
under SBL<br />
19 & 20 October 2009 ● The Northam All Suite, Penang<br />
<strong>Handling</strong><br />
This workshop would be<br />
conducted in Penang<br />
<strong>Full</strong> <strong>Set</strong> <strong>Accounts</strong><br />
Gain practical insights into crucial financial statements and understand how the numbers are<br />
generated, manipulated, and which ones you can rely on to make an informed decision<br />
By attending this workshop, you will get to:<br />
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Understand the basic theory of accounting<br />
Know how to speak and understand the accounting<br />
vocabulary with more confidence<br />
Read and Understand the basic and essential<br />
financial documents and reports<br />
Manage your business finances with more efficiency<br />
Increase your overall efficiency and effectiveness of<br />
the accounting process<br />
Know the correct presentation format for Profit and<br />
Loss Account and Balance Sheet<br />
Develop a better understanding of <strong>Full</strong> <strong>Set</strong>s of<br />
<strong>Accounts</strong> through case studies<br />
Be Able to prepare a budget statement accurately<br />
<strong>Handling</strong> <strong>Full</strong> <strong>Set</strong> <strong>Accounts</strong> is one of the most basic of accounting functions. Yet it involves a<br />
myriad of activities which helps an organization to make their vital decisions<br />
Workshop Highlights<br />
Accounting Cycle & Double Entry System<br />
Be well versed with the various accounting concepts and principles<br />
that is used daily by accounts practitioners<br />
Analysis of Financial Statement<br />
Interpret financial statement with ease after obtaining a better<br />
understanding of how its done<br />
Cash Book and Bank Reconciliation Statement<br />
Understand the concept of how cash book and reconciliation is done<br />
and know the advantages of these statements<br />
Preparation of Budgets<br />
Be able to prepare a concise budget for your organization that will<br />
enable them to make better business decision<br />
Register by 18 September 2009 to enjoy our EARLY BIRD rate and Savings of RM 200!
Introduction<br />
Good record keeping is an essential function in any business and failure<br />
to do so may result in poor business decision, inadequate financial<br />
records for regulatory bodies (i.e. IRB) or worst misuse of company<br />
funds by employees or any other parties. Proper financial record<br />
keeping on the other hand helps the company in many ways including:<br />
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Obtain sound knowledge on keeping full set of financial<br />
records for your company<br />
Learn to effectively manage the accounting system in<br />
your organization<br />
Discover ways to plan, organize and improve<br />
accounting records for increased effectiveness of your<br />
accounts department<br />
Be Skilled in analyzing and preparing accounting<br />
features like books of accounts, financial statements and<br />
other financial reports<br />
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Preparation of accurate and timely financial statements<br />
Highlights both the strong and weak phases of one’s company<br />
Provide valuable information for executives to make sound<br />
business decision<br />
Obtaining financing from banks and providing confidence from<br />
your creditors on your business ventures<br />
Ensure accurate and complete tax return to avoid being audited or<br />
penalized by the Inland Revenue Board (IRB)<br />
It is therefore critical for all Finance and Accounting professionals to<br />
have a good basic knowledge on how to prepare full set accounts.<br />
Manager and Executive must also be aware of the implications of their<br />
existing accounting practices and how it would impact the organization<br />
operations on the whole.<br />
This workshop aims to provide participants with a detailed<br />
understanding of the documentation and recording process by which<br />
business transactions work their way from initial recognition to the<br />
preparation of financial statements. It also seeks to address the various<br />
issues, complications and challenges that accounting professional face<br />
on a daily basis.<br />
CALCULATOR - Please bring along your calculators as<br />
you would be performing computation from case studies<br />
and exercises provided by trainer.<br />
Key Benefits of Attending<br />
Make effective and efficient business decisions base on<br />
accurate and timely data<br />
Be Aware of any potential problems which may arise in<br />
your accounts department that may have an impact on<br />
your business decision<br />
Know the purpose and the need to analyze financial<br />
statement and the importance of it<br />
Familiarize yourself with the double entry system<br />
Day One<br />
9.00 am<br />
What is Accounting? The<br />
Fundamentals<br />
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The Need for Preparing <strong>Accounts</strong><br />
Users of Accounting Information<br />
Qualities of Good Accounting<br />
Information<br />
Accounting Information for Decision<br />
Making<br />
10.30 am Tea Break<br />
10.40 am<br />
Starting a Business<br />
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Group Activity and Discussion<br />
Factors to Consider<br />
Different Types of Businesses<br />
Structures and Accounting<br />
Implications<br />
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Limited Liability Companies<br />
Partnerships<br />
Sole Proprietorships<br />
1.00 pm Lunch<br />
2.00 pm<br />
Key Components of Financial<br />
Statements<br />
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Balance Sheet<br />
Income Statement<br />
Statement of Changes in Equity<br />
Cash Flow Statement<br />
Notes to the Financial Statement<br />
Double Entry System & Implications<br />
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Recording in Accounting Records<br />
(Ledgers)<br />
Effects of Business Transactions<br />
3.30 pm Afternoon Tea Break<br />
3.40 pm<br />
Five Important Terms in Accounting<br />
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Asset<br />
Liability<br />
Equity<br />
Income<br />
Expenses<br />
The Trial Balance<br />
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Extracting a Trial Balance<br />
Balancing <strong>Accounts</strong> and Preparing<br />
Trial Balance to ensure Accuracy of<br />
Double Entry System<br />
Question and Answer Session
Day Two<br />
9.00 am<br />
Property, Plant and Equipment<br />
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Depreciation<br />
Disposal<br />
Profit / Loss on Disposal<br />
10.30 am Morning Tea Break<br />
10.40 am<br />
Capital and Revenue Expenditure<br />
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Inventory<br />
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Effect of Wrong Classification<br />
Valuation Methods<br />
Effect on Profitability<br />
Accounting Conventions &<br />
Concepts<br />
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Going Concerns<br />
Prudence<br />
Consistency<br />
Historical Cost<br />
Accruals / Matching<br />
1.00 pm Lunch<br />
2.00 pm<br />
Accounting Controls<br />
Bank Reconciliation Statements –<br />
Detection & Prevention of Fraud<br />
Control <strong>Accounts</strong><br />
Preparing Balance Sheet and<br />
Income Statement<br />
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Activity on Preparing Balance<br />
Sheet and Income Statement of a<br />
Company<br />
3.30 pm Afternoon Tea Break<br />
3.40pm<br />
Presentation and Disclosures<br />
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Discussion on Different Formats<br />
of Presentation<br />
Analysis of Financial Statements<br />
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The Need and Purpose of<br />
Analyzing Financial Statements<br />
Important Accounting Ratios<br />
Activity on Interpreting a <strong>Set</strong> of<br />
Financial Statements<br />
Discussion of Case Studies and<br />
Best Practices<br />
Question & Answer Session, Course<br />
Evalation and End<br />
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The objective of this workshop is to enable participants:<br />
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Accounting Executives, Officers & Clerks<br />
Accounting Managers & Supervisors<br />
Human Resource & Administrative Managers & Executives<br />
Secretaries & Office Administrators<br />
Directors & Business Owners<br />
Who Should Attend<br />
Managers & Executives with limited knowledge on Accounting<br />
and wish to improve their knowledge on existing practices<br />
Speaker’s Profile<br />
Mr. Yoga Thevan is a Chartered Management<br />
Accountant by training. He holds an MBA from<br />
Strathclyde University Graduate School of Business<br />
in United Kingdom. During his early years, he served<br />
in many positions in a wide range of industries. He<br />
later furthered his studies in United Kingdom from<br />
1990 to 1992.<br />
Upon his return, he joined a Merchant Bank as an Audit Officer. He left<br />
the role as Head of the finance function of a factory in a Japanese<br />
Manufacturing Company in 2002. Besides auditing the banking<br />
operations, he was also seconded to their stock broking subsidiary<br />
during his stint at the Merchant Bank. This enhanced his hands-on<br />
knowledge in the back room operations of the financial services sector.<br />
No doubt, the manufacturing industry is the most challenging arena for<br />
accountants and Yoga had proven himself right from the initial phase of<br />
starting up the finance department of a new business, doing the<br />
rudiments of stock check and material flow planning to the setting up of<br />
a new MRP System a few years later. He is very thorough with the<br />
Business Planning process and chaired the Monthly Financial Review<br />
Meetings. During his tenure, he was also selected to attend an<br />
International Financial Management Programme in Osaka, Japan.<br />
In March 1997, he conducted AAT (Association of Accounting<br />
Technicians) with an Information Management workshop. He was called<br />
upon to host Strategic Business Review Videos for CIMA members.<br />
Besides this, he also reviewed Exposure Drafts of accounting standards<br />
for MASB (Malaysian Accounting Standards Board) before it was<br />
converted for the accounting standard. Yoga is a highly experienced<br />
trainer in the area of Corporate Finance and has received many<br />
excellent reviews from previous participants.<br />
Workshop Objectives<br />
Handle their company accounts with a greater confidence<br />
Gain knowledge in keeping full set of financial accounts to<br />
enable one to make better managerial decisions<br />
Understand the problematic areas in the accounts department<br />
and obtain solutions to unique problems<br />
Be able to maintain an effective accounting system for your<br />
organization with more efficiency
Workshop Details<br />
<strong>Handling</strong> <strong>Full</strong> <strong>Set</strong> <strong>Accounts</strong><br />
Date: 19 & 20 October 2009<br />
Time: 9 am – 5 pm<br />
Venue: The Northam All Suite, Penang<br />
Includes: Materials, Certificate, Lunch, Tea Breaks & Refreshments<br />
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Tel : (03) 4270 3013 / 3086<br />
Consultants : Ms. Diana Abdullah<br />
Email : diana@bridgeknowle.com<br />
Conf. Code: FN179EM<br />
Address : Bridge Knowle Events (M) Sdn Bhd<br />
Block B – 8/3, Jalan Selaman 1, Dataran Palma,<br />
(Off Jalan Ampang), 68000 Ampang, Selangor<br />
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