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CPA Financial Accounting and Reporting (FAR) Prep Course

111 lessons. Online and self-paced.

Business Financial Statements

Prepare and connect the principal financial statements of for-profit entities using reconciled accounting records.

  1. 1Business Financial Statement Purposes
  2. 2Financial Statement Relationships
  3. 3Classified Balance Sheet Preparation
  4. 4Balance Sheet Presentation Corrections
  5. 5Income Statement Preparation
  6. 6Discontinued Operations Presentation
  7. 7Other Comprehensive Income Reporting
  8. 8Statement of Equity Changes
  9. 9Cash Flow Activity Classification
  10. 10Indirect Operating Cash Flows
  11. 11Investing and Financing Cash Flows
  12. 12Financial Statement Disclosure Reconciliation

Consolidation and Reporting Analysis

Apply consolidation procedures, foreign-currency transaction accounting, and public company reporting requirements.

  1. 13Consolidation Scope and Worksheet
  2. 14Wholly Owned Subsidiary Eliminations
  3. 15Intercompany Balances and Transactions
  4. 16Intercompany Asset Profit Eliminations
  5. 17Noncontrolling Interest Presentation
  6. 18Consolidated Statement Reconciliation
  7. 19Foreign Currency Transaction Accounting
  8. 20Public Company Filing Requirements
  9. 21Basic Earnings per Share
  10. 22Diluted Earnings per Share

Nonprofit and Governmental Reporting

Prepare nongovernmental nonprofit statements and distinguish the foundational purposes and accounting bases of governmental funds.

  1. 23Nonprofit Statement of Financial Position
  2. 24Nonprofit Revenue Classification Corrections
  3. 25Nonprofit Statement of Activities
  4. 26Donor Restriction Release Presentation
  5. 27Natural and Functional Expense Reporting
  6. 28Nonprofit Indirect Cash Flows
  7. 29Governmental Measurement Focus and Basis
  8. 30Governmental Fund Purposes

Alternative Reporting and Metrics

Prepare special-purpose statements and evaluate financial performance through ratios, variances, and reconciled reporting data.

  1. 31Cash Basis Financial Statements
  2. 32Modified Cash Basis Reporting
  3. 33Tax Basis Financial Reporting
  4. 34Cash to Accrual Conversions
  5. 35Liquidity and Solvency Ratios
  6. 36Profitability and Operating Performance
  7. 37Budget and Actual Variances
  8. 38Transaction Effects on Financial Ratios

Cash Receivables and Inventory

Measure and reconcile major working-capital assets using bank records, customer data, and inventory schedules.

  1. 39Cash and Cash Equivalent Classification
  2. 40Bank Reconciliation Adjusting Entries
  3. 41Trade Receivable Credit Losses
  4. 42Sales Return Accounting
  5. 43Trade Receivable Reconciliation
  6. 44Factoring and Secured Receivable Borrowings
  7. 45Inventory Cost and Ownership
  8. 46Inventory Costing Method Calculations
  9. 47Inventory Subsequent Measurement Rules
  10. 48Inventory Rollforward and Error Analysis

Long Lived Asset Accounting

Account for tangible and intangible assets from initial recognition through depreciation, impairment, and disposal.

  1. 49Property and Equipment Initial Cost
  2. 50Depreciation Method Calculations
  3. 51Asset Expenditures and Disposals
  4. 52Long Lived Asset Impairment
  5. 53Held for Sale Assets
  6. 54Fixed Asset Rollforward Simulation
  7. 55Intangible Asset Recognition Criteria
  8. 56Finite Lived Intangible Assets
  9. 57Indefinite Lived Asset Impairment
  10. 58Software and Cloud Computing Costs

Investments and Operating Liabilities

Measure investment portfolios and reconcile payables, accruals, and selected nonfinancial obligations.

  1. 59Investment Classification and Measurement
  2. 60Debt Investment Amortized Cost
  3. 61Fair Value Investment Adjustments
  4. 62Investment Credit Losses and Impairment
  5. 63Equity Method Investment Accounting
  6. 64Accounts Payable Cutoff Reconciliation
  7. 65Accrued Operating Liability Calculations
  8. 66Dividends Payable Recognition
  9. 67Asset Retirement Obligation Accounting
  10. 68Exit and Disposal Obligations

Debt and Owners Equity

Calculate financing balances and record corporate and pass-through equity transactions.

  1. 69Notes and Bonds Initial Measurement
  2. 70Effective Interest Debt Amortization
  3. 71Debt Covenant Compliance Analysis
  4. 72Debt Modification and Extinguishment
  5. 73Debtor Troubled Debt Restructuring
  6. 74Debt Rollforward Document Simulation
  7. 75Corporate Equity Issuance Entries
  8. 76Stock Dividends and Splits
  9. 77Treasury Stock Transaction Accounting
  10. 78Pass Through Capital Account Reconciliation

Revenue and Contribution Recognition

Apply the revenue model and nonprofit contribution rules to determine recognition timing, amounts, and journal entries.

  1. 79Contracts and Performance Obligations
  2. 80Revenue Transaction Price Measurement
  3. 81Transaction Price Allocation
  4. 82Revenue Recognition Timing
  5. 83Customer Contract Balance Reconciliation
  6. 84Customer Contract Cost Accounting
  7. 85Contribution and Exchange Classification
  8. 86Unconditional Pledge Measurement
  9. 87Contributed Assets and Services
  10. 88Agency and Intermediary Transfers

Taxes and Fair Value

Calculate income tax provisions and apply the conceptual framework for fair value measurements.

  1. 89Current Income Tax Calculations
  2. 90Deferred Tax Asset Recognition
  3. 91Deferred Tax Liability Recognition
  4. 92Deferred Tax Valuation Allowances
  5. 93Uncertain Income Tax Positions
  6. 94Income Tax Provision Simulation
  7. 95Fair Value Measurement Premises
  8. 96Fair Value Valuation Techniques
  9. 97Fair Value Hierarchy Classification

Lessee Lease Accounting

Classify leases and calculate lessee assets, liabilities, expenses, and subsequent adjustments.

  1. 98Lease Identification and Components
  2. 99Lessee Lease Classification
  3. 100Lease Term and Payment Inputs
  4. 101Initial Lease Asset and Liability
  5. 102Finance Lease Subsequent Accounting
  6. 103Operating Lease Subsequent Accounting
  7. 104Lease Remeasurement and Modification
  8. 105Lessee Accounting Document Simulation

Reporting Changes and Uncertainty

Resolve accounting changes, errors, contingencies, and subsequent events through focused lessons and cumulative transaction review.

  1. 106Accounting Principle Changes
  2. 107Accounting Estimate Changes
  3. 108Prior Period Error Corrections
  4. 109Loss Contingency Recognition
  5. 110Gain Contingencies and Commitments
  6. 111Subsequent Event Classification
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