ACC 471 - Advanced Accounting I

Semester Hours: 3

An advanced course for students who wish to qualify for admission to the accounting profession. It covers accounting theory and practice as they relate to branch operations, business combinations and affiliated companies, consolidated financial statements, reporting for multinational operations, and global accounting and translation. Students are exposed to the theoretical constructs of accounting and current pronouncements of the FASB and other authoritative bodies. Students will complete a variety of classroom practicum exercises that will prepare them for the external practicum experiences which will prepare them for external application of these concepts.

Pre-requisites: ACC 396 - Intermediate Accounting II.

Offered: fall.