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Behind every successful business is a clear understanding of its financial position and performance. VCE Accounting introduces students to the processes of recording, reporting and analysing financial information to support informed business decisions.

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What Will You Learn?

Units 1 & 2 — Foundations of Accounting

The Role of Accounting in Business

  • Explore the role of accounting in establishing and operating a business.
  • Understand accounting elements, assumptions and qualitative characteristics.
  • Investigate sources of finance and business decision-making.
  • Examine ethical considerations and the use of financial information.

Recording and Reporting Financial Information

  • Identify and interpret business source documents.
  • Record transactions using appropriate accounting procedures.
  • Prepare and interpret financial reports for service businesses.
  • Develop an understanding of cash flow, profit and financial performance.

Accounting for Trading Businesses

  • Explore inventory management and recording procedures.
  • Investigate accounts receivable and accounts payable.
  • Examine the management and valuation of non-current assets.
  • Apply accounting concepts to business transactions and decisions.

Units 3 & 4 — Financial Accounting and Decision-Making

Recording and Analysing Financial Data

  • Apply double-entry accounting principles.
  • Record transactions using the General Journal.
  • Analyse the effects of transactions on accounting records.
  • Apply accounting assumptions and qualitative characteristics.

Preparing and Interpreting Financial Reports

  • Prepare financial statements for trading businesses.
  • Record and report inventory using appropriate valuation methods.
  • Interpret financial information to assess business performance.
  • Apply accounting information to practical decision-making.

Advanced Recording and Reporting

  • Investigate balance day adjustments.
  • Account for depreciation and the disposal of non-current assets.
  • Apply appropriate recording and reporting procedures.
  • Evaluate the accuracy and usefulness of accounting information.

Budgeting and Financial Decision-Making

  • Prepare and interpret financial budgets.
  • Analyse variances between budgeted and actual performance.
  • Calculate and interpret financial indicators.
  • Evaluate profitability, liquidity and business decisions.

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