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Financial accounting
93371

Description
Course program
Prof. Fabio Nappo
1. The role of accounting information and accounting principles;
2. The principal activities of business firms and their relationship with the financial statement;
3. T-Account method, double-entry bookkeeping system, nature of accounts, combination of accounts with a different nature;
4. Double-entry recording of purchases and sales of goods, purchases and sales of goods with additional charges and revenues, sale of goods with passive allowances, sale of goods with returns on sales, sale of fixed assets, VAT settlement, credit renewal, debit regulation;
5. Depreciation expenses recording, integrative recordings, adjusting recording;
6. Introduction to financial statement analysis.
Prof. Federico Schimperna
1. Accounting 
2. Financial Accounting 
3. Managerial Accounting 
4. The company 
5. The typical corporate behavioral model 
6. Classification of functions according to H. Fayol 
7. The role of corporate leadership 
8. The company and the satisfaction of human needs 
9. The not-for-profit companies 
10. Production companies 
11. Corporate subjects 
12. The legal subject 
13. The economic subject 
14. Company: a finalised system 
15. Development strategies 
16. Organisation and formal authority 
17. Davis's model 
18. The relationship between authority and power 
19. Resonant leadership and emotional intelligence 
20. Economic efficiency 
21. Economic equilibrium 
22. Adequate financial power
23. Efficiency 
24. Costs 
25. Direct costing 
26. Direct costing in the strict sense 
27. Variable costing 
28. Cost configurations 
29. Production costs as abstract quantities 
30. Cost control at company system level 
31. The Break-Even Point 
32. Monetary, financial and economic management 
33. Statement of financial position 34. Exercises 

ECTS credits
12

Teaching Language
English

Exam Language
English

Support Materials Language
English

Basic Learning Outcomes

Managing Entity (faculty)
Department of Economics and Law (UNICAS)