Course description
The course focuses on financial accounting, specifically on double-entry book-keeping and financial statement preparation.
The course focuses on the theory and practice of financial accounting, with particular regard to double-entry book-keeping and financial statement preparation.
Aims
The course aims at providing a theoretical basis of financial accounting and of financial reporting, with particular reference to the preparation of the annual report folliwing the Italian Civil Code (modified by the legislative decree139/2015). To this aim, the course goes more in depth with the concepts of the Economia Aziendale course by focusing on double-entry book-keeping.
At the end of the course, the student will be able to:
Learning outcomes:
The course is based on many concepts introduced in the Economia Aziendale course, which must be passed before taking the Ragioneria Generale exam. Other relevant concepts for this course regard the courses of Diritto Privato with regard to the main contracts and of Diritto Commerciale with regard to companies.
Lessons, business cases, seminars with professionals
1. Financial accounting, double-entry book-keeping
2. Value Added Tax
3. Purchasing
4. Sales
5. Services
6. Personnel
7. Investments
8. Equity
9. Debt
10. Foreign currency operations
11. Financial instruments
12. Annual report: presentation
13. Annual report: principles
14. Annual report: interpretation
15. Introduction to consolidated financial statements and international accounting standards (IAS-IFRS)
- Quagli A., “Bilancio di esercizio e principi contabili”, XI ed., 2023, Giappichelli
- Marchi L., Marasca S. (a cura di), “Contabilità d’impresa e valori di bilancio”, VII ed., 2022, Giappichelli
- Other materials available on the Aulaweb.
See the Aulaweb page to see the analytical program.
Ricevimento: Wednesday at 14:00 - Office n. 1048 (DIEC - 1st floor)
COSTANZA DI FABIO (President)
FRANCESCO GIOVANNI AVALLONE
RENATA DAMERI
ROBERTO GARELLI
PAOLA RAMASSA
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING A
The exam consists in a written test (compulsory) and an oral assessment (not compulsory).
The oral assessment can be chosen only by students passing the written test.
The exam consists in a written test (compulsory) and an oral assessment (not compulsory). Both assessments regard the entire syllabus.
The written test includes:
To pass the written test, students must pass the preliminary test (min 6 correct answers out of 10).
Students passing the written test can decide to take also the oral assessment during the same exam session.
Attendance
Not compulsory