Name: Certified Professional Financial Accountant - CPFA (USA)
SKU: 8176
Price: 550.00 USD
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OVERVIEW

Certified Professional Financial Accountant (CPFA)

The Advanced Institute for Professional Certifications (AIPC) sponsors the Certified Professional Financial Accountant (CPFA) designation as a global financial accounting credential.

The program is developed based on the advanced concept of accounting practices in line with the IFRS, and the candidates who will study the CPFA should have adequate knowledge of the fundamentals of financial accounting practices.

The candidates who study the CPFA program and pass the CPFA examination, along with possessing the relevant educational background, will satisfy the educational component requirements of the CPFA. Further, the CPFA candidates should possess at least two years of experience in accounting and/or other relevant work experiences, such as an audit. Accordingly, members with CPFA designation are expected to possess adequate knowledge and experience in proper accounting practices.

Who Should Attend the CPFA
The ones who would benefit the most from the CPFA are professionals in accounting, audit, finance, and other related fields.

This is a self-study and flexible Online Study program Course, which can be easily completed along with job or other commitments. The course is assignment-based and is fully accredited by one of the largest US awarding bodies. We carry out regular assessments throughout the course to monitor your progress. Professional support and guidance are available all the way through.

In this Online Accounting Course, students will learn the concepts of record-keeping, managing effective accounting, accounting standards, cost and budgeting, and Management of Working Capital.

ADVANTAGES

The advantages of certification for higher visibility, opportunities, and jobs.

Certification can lead to better visibility, opportunities, and jobs. In today’s increasingly complex and highly-specialized economy, credentials are so important. Sure, you know you’ve got the skills to do the job, but how do you convince potential customers and employers you do? For many career-minded professionals, certification is often the answer.

Potential benefits to the Field

Standardizes practices and/or standards within an industry
Advances the specialty/field
Increases cooperation between organizations in the same discipline
Provides a means for an industry to self-regulate

Potential benefits to those with current Certification

Grants recognition of knowledge and skills by a third party
Enhances professional reputation Provides personal accomplishment
Supports continued professional development
Demonstrates a high level of commitment to the field of practice
Demonstrates a specific level of knowledge and skill Increases opportunities for career advancement and/or increased earnings
Can validate skills and knowledge
Could communicate credibility
Serves as a differentiator in a competitive job market

The Potential Benefits to Employers

Improves customer satisfaction Increases the competence level of employees
Useful in making employment decisions
Provides professional development opportunities for employees
Ongoing enhancement of knowledge and skills Increases confidence in employees abilities
Demonstrates employers a commitment to competence
Could provide means to establish and enforce an ethical code
Can provide compliance with industry regulation/ government requirements Increases safety

STUDY TOPICS

Certified Professional Financial Accountant – CPFA (USA)

The course consists of the following topics:

1. Concepts of Financial Accounting
2. Financial Statements
3. The Accrual Basis of Accounting
4. The Accounting Process
5. Cash, Accounts Receivable, and Inventory
6. Property, Plant, and Equipment and Intangible Assets
7. Accounts Payable, Accrued Expenses, Deposits & Other Advances
8. The Time Value of Money
9. BONDS
10. PENSIONS
11. Leases and Contingencies
12. Risk and Return
13. DERIVATIVES
14. Foreign Currency Transactions
15. Business Combinations and Consolidated Financial Statements
16. Corporate Equity Accounts and Partnerships
17. Financial Statement Analysis
18. Working Capital and Cash Management
19. Receivables Management
20. Inventory Management