Audit and Assurance

Exam pattern, syllabus, and preparation guide

Introduction to assurance

Rules and regulation

Corporate governance

The correct way to use Exam Kit

Ethics and acceptance - I

Ethics and acceptance - II

Risk - I

Risk - II

Planning

Evidence

System and controls - I

System and controls - II

Internal Audit

Procedures - I

Procedures - II

Completion and review

Reporting

Exam preparation

Financial Reporting

Introduction to published accounts - I

Introduction to published accounts - II

Tangible non-current assets

Intangible assets

Impairment of assets

Non-current assets held for sale and discontinued operations

A conceptual and regulatory framework

Conceptual framework - measurement

Other standards

Financial assets and liabilities

Foreign currency - I

Foreign currency - II

Revenue

Lease

Taxation

Earning per share

IAS 37 & 10

Statement of cash flows - I

Statement of cash flows - II

Principles of consolidated financial statements

Consolidated statement of financial position - I

Consolidated statement of financial position - II

Consolidated statement of profit or loss

Associates

Group disposals

Interpretation of financial statements - I

Interpretation of financial statements - II

Corporate and Business Law

Essential elements of legal systems - I

Essential elements of legal systems - II

International commercial arbitration

International business transactions: formation of contract

International business transactions: Obligations - I

International business transactions: Obligations - II

International business transactions: Risk and payment - I

International business transactions: Risk and payment - II

International business forms: Agency

Types of business organisation

Corporate and legal personality

Capital and financing

Directors

Corporate administration

Insolvency

Corporate and fraudulent behaviour

Performance Management

A revision of management accounting (MA) topics

Management information systems - I

Management information systems - II

Information systems and data analytics

Specialist cost and management accounting techniques - I

Specialist cost and management accounting techniques - II

Specialist cost and management accounting techniques -III

Cost volume profit analysis

Planning with limited factors - I

Planning with limited factors - II

Pricing

Relevant costing - I

Relevant costing - II

Relevant costing - III

Risk and uncertainty - I

Budgeting - I

Budgeting - II

Quantitative techniques - I

Quantitative techniques - II

Advanced variances - I

Advanced variances - II

Advanced variances - III

Advanced variances - IV

Performance measurement and control - I

Performance measurement and control - II

Divisional performance measurement and transfer pricing - I

Divisional performance measurement and transfer pricing - II

Performance measurement in NFPO and the public sector -I

Performance measurement in NFPO and the public sector - II

The UK tax system

Basic income tax computation - I

Basic income tax computation - II

Investment income

Property income

Employment Income - I

Employment Income - II

Pensions

Income from self-employment

Capital allowances - I

Capital allowances - II

Partnerships

Trading losses for individuals

National insurance

Tax administration for individuals

Corporation tax - I

Corporation tax - II

Losses from companies  - I

Losses from companies  - II

Group of companies

Tax administration for a company

Computation of gains: Special rules - I

Computation of gains: Special rules - II

CGT: shares and securities for individuals

CGT: Reliefs for individuals - I

CGT: Reliefs for individuals - II

Chargeable gains for companies

Inheritance tax - I

Inheritance tax - II

VAT: Outline

VAT: Administration and overseas aspects

Financial Planning Academy (FPA) is one of India’s leading training institutions in the accounting and finance sector, with over 15 years of experience and more than 500,000 students and professionals trained globally. FPA is an authorized education provider for globally recognized certifications such as CFP®, ACCA, CMA (US), CFA, and CPA (US), and is a Platinum Approved Learning Partner for ACCA and a Gold Approved Learning Partner for CMA (US).

This course is designed to prepare students for the ACCA - Applied Skill Level, providing in-depth professional knowledge and skills in areas critical to modern accounting and finance roles. The course ensures that learners are well-equipped to handle real-world business scenarios and pass the ACCA exams. In Lesson 1, Audit and Assurance, you will understand the purpose and processes of audits, regulatory frameworks, corporate governance, and risk assessment. You'll also learn about planning, evidence gathering, and how to complete and report audit effectively. In Lesson 2, Financial Reporting, you will gain knowledge about the IFRS-compliant standards, learn how to prepare and interpret financial statements, and have hands-on experience with cash flow statements and foreign currency translation. In Lesson 3, Corporate and Business Law, you will help you in understanding international legal systems, contracts, agency, corporate structures, insolvency, and legal responsibilities of directors and companies. In Lesson 4, Performance Management, you will develop analytical and decision-making skills through cost management, budgeting, advanced variances, and performance evaluation techniques. You will also gain knowledge about performance in not-for-profit organisations and the public sector. In Lesson 5, Taxation, you will understand the comprehensive coverage of the UK tax system, including income tax, corporation tax, VAT, capital gains tax, and inheritance tax. You will learn to compute liabilities and apply rules for individuals, companies, and partnerships. Course Highlights : - Core skills in audit, financial reporting, taxation, law, and performance management - How to apply ethical, legal, and regulatory principles in real business contexts - Techniques for audit planning, risk assessment, control systems, and reporting - Preparation and analysis of consolidated and published financial statements - In-depth understanding of direct and indirect taxation, including personal and corporate tax - Interpretation of financial data and performance measurement for decision-making - Key legal concepts in business and company law across international jurisdictions - How to prepare for exams Who is this course for : - Students who have completed the ACCA Applied Knowledge Level - Professionals aiming to strengthen their audit, financial reporting, and tax knowledge - Business graduates seeking practical accounting and regulatory expertise - Individuals preparing for careers in audit, tax consultancy, finance, or business law

ACCA - Applied Skill Level

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