FR Textbook Syllabus
Search- B1Tangible non-current assets
- B2Intangible non current assets
- B3Impairment of assets
- B4Inventories and Agriculture
- B5Financial instruments
- B6Leasing
- B7Provisions and events after the reporting period
- B8Taxation
- B9Reporting financial performance
- B10Revenue
- B11Government grants
- B12Foreign currency transactions
- Past Papers - Financial Statements
Syllabus A
The Conceptual And Regulatory Framework
A1The Need For A Conceptual Framework
What is meant by a conceptual framework of accounting
Is there an alternative system?
Faithful Representation
2:26
Relevance
What is meant by relevance and faithful representation?
Faithful and Reliable accounts
Verifiability, Timeliness & Understandability
Comparability
A2Recognition And Measurement
Recognition and recognition criteria
Measurement
2:07
Advantages and disadvantages of historical cost accounting
Current Cost accounting
A3Regulatory Framework
Why regulation is needed
Accounting standards
Principles-based and a rules-based framework
Standard Setting Process
National standard setters and the IASB
The ISSB
A4The Concept Of A Group
A single economic unit
Definition of a subsidiary
Group accounts principles
When is a group required to prepare consolidated financial statements
Exemptions from the preparation of consolidated accounts?
Co-terminous Year-ends and Accounting policies
Intra-group transactions
Objective of consolidated financial statements
Why use Fair values when calculating goodwill?
Define an associate
Syllabus B
Accounting For Transactions In Financial Statements
B1Tangible non-current assets
Initial Recognition of PPE
4:45
IAS 23 Borrowing Costs
6:22
Capital and revenue items
PPE - After Initial recognition
Depreciation
Componentisation
IAS 40 Investment property
2:31
B2Intangible non current assets
IAS 38 Intangible asset
1:48
When can you recognise an IA and for how much?
Goodwill v Other intangibles
Impairment of Goodwill
Research and development
B4Inventories and Agriculture
Basic Inventory
Accounting for Biological Assets
Try the agriculture quiz again
B5Financial instruments
Financial Instruments - Introduction
4:10
Financial Assets - Initial Measurement
9:45
Financial assets - Accounting Treatment
2:50
Financial liabilities - Categories
3:49
Financial Liabilities - Amortised Cost
4:03
Financial Instruments - Transactions costs
1:33
Financial Liabilities - convertible loans
3:31
Debt and Equity
B6Leasing
Leases - definition
Lessee Accounting
Lease Accounting Example
Leases - Exemptions
Leases - Measurement Exemptions
Sale and leaseback
B7Provisions and events after the reporting period
Provisions
10:29
Some typical examples
IAS 10 Events After The Reporting Period
B9Reporting financial performance
Discontinued Operation
Assets Held for Sale
4:04
Separate disclosure of material items
IAS 8 Changes in accounting policies and accounting estimates
IAS 33 EPS Introduction
2:20
IAS 33 EPS - earnings figure
3:37
IAS 33 EPS - Number of shares
7:18
IAS 33 Bonus issue
6:22
IAS 33 Rights Issue
5:50
IAS 33 Basic EPS putting it all together
4:13
IAS 33 Diluted EPS
8:54
EPS as a performance measure
B10Revenue
Revenue Recognition - IFRS 15 - introduction
7:20
Revenue Recognition - IFRS 15 - 5 steps
Exam Standard Illustrations
Revenues - Presentation in financial statements
Accrued and deferred Income.
B11Government grants
Government Grants Part 1
3:59
Government grants Part 2
2:11
B12Foreign currency transactions
Foreign currency - extras
Foreign Exchange Single company
Syllabus C
Analysing And Interpreting The Financial Statements
C1Limitations of financial statements
Problems Using Historic Information To Predict Future
Manipulating Financial Statements
When The Financial Position May Not Be Representative
Consolidated Financial Statements Might Limit Interpretation
C2Interpretation of accounting ratios
Profitability
Gearing
Liquidity
Interpretation Of Current V Historic Value Based Financial Statements
Other relevant information
Other Helpful Information
C4Specialised, not-for-profit and public sector entities
Not for Profit sector
Syllabus D
Preparation Of Financial Statements
D1CF - Approach to the Question
Cashflow statements - Step 1
1:36
Cashflow statements - Step 2
2:09
Cashflow statement - Step 3
0:46
Cashflow statement - finance costs
1:13
Cashflow statement - taxation
Cashflow statement - Investment property
Cashflow statements - Step 4
Cashflow statements - Step 5 - Loans
Cashflow statements - Step 5 - Shares
D1Past Papers - Cash Flows
Past Papers (Since Dec 14) relating to Cash Flows
D2aPreparing group SFP
Business Combinations - Basics
7:45
Simple Goodwill
3:20
NCI in the Goodwill calculation
2:21
Equity Table
2:57
NCI on the SFP
3:58
Basic groups - Question (NCI @ Proportionate method)
Basic groups - Question (NCI @ FV method)
Associates
6:38
D2cdAdjustments
Unrealised Profit
7:05
Intra-Group Balances & In-transit Items
3:46
Share for Share Exchanges
4:51
D2efgCalculating Goodwill
Basic Goodwill Calculation
5:22
Make sure you use FV of Consideration
Use either proportionate or FV NCI
Impairment of Goodwill
Make sure you use FV of Net Assets Acquired
D2hThe disposal of a parent’s investment
Full Disposal
4:06
Subsidiary acquired with a view to disposal