Association of Certified Chartered is the largest international accounting organization with over 320,000 members in 160 countries. To date, ACCA is the only organization of professional accountants that has been able to develop and offer such a qualification, taking into account (among other things) the growing influence of economic globalization and the growing trend of spreading IAS in the accounting world.
ACCA is one of the most prestigious international business qualifications in the world for professionals in business and finance. ACCA – DipIFR (Diploma in International Financial Reporting) is a new qualification offered by ACCA. The main difference from all other ACCA programs is the opportunity to prepare and pass the exam to receive education in the native language (for the first time in a hundred years that ACCA exists).
This qualification is aimed at chartered accountants and chartered accountants who work in companies or in practice and have sufficient qualifications in accordance with national accounting standards.
What does the ACCA certificate offer you?
• The ACCA certificate confirms your knowledge of international accounting
• The ACCA certificate offers the opportunity to work as an accountant for a foreign company and abroad
ACCA tasks and goals
The main goal of ACCA is to provide accountants and university graduates with relevant practical experience in their own country, actual course conversion and providing detailed practical knowledge of the main international accounting standards, their interpretation and application.
Upon completion of the ACCA program, students must:
• understand and explain the structure of the international technical and conceptual framework of accounting;
• apply appropriate accounting standards for key elements of accountability;
• know and be able to apply requirements for the disclosure of information in financial statements and their notes;
• be able to prepare individual company financial statements and treat key elements in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards and their interpretations;
• preparation of financial statements (other than consolidated cash flow statements) including subsidiaries, associates and joint ventures;
Specialists trained in the IFRS and DipIFR courses pass a rather difficult exam and receive the ACCA DipIFR certificate, obtain the qualification of international professional accountant, which is very important for employment and almost necessary for today’s career opportunities.
This is both institutionally (you set the schedule and pace of employment) and financially the most accessible way to gain an international qualification as a professional accountant and chartered accountant.
The process of distance learning is very convenient and at the same time effective, because e-learning technologies can bring distance learning closer to all known full-time studies. Theoretical familiarization with the material is supported by automated tests for each subject, teacher review of test results, problem-solving workshops, webinars and mock exams.
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