CA-Final Financial Reporting by Prof. Rahul Malkan

Course Discontinued

This course is no longer available and has been discontinued

Topic Name	Faculty	Topic Length
Consolidation of Financial Statements Comprehensive Problems Issue of Bonus Shares Shares Including Preference Shares Different Reporting Dates Multiple Stage Acquisitions Sale of Business Consolidation of Profit and Loss A/c Chain Holdings Triangle Holdings Associates / Subsidiary and Joint Venture	Prof. Rahul Malkan	1180 mins
Corporate Restructuring Amalgamation / Absorption and External Reconstruction Inter-Company Holding (New Co. Holding Shares in Old Co.) Inter-Company Holding (Old Co. Holding Shares in New Co.) Inter-Company Holding (Cross Holding) Demerger Exchange of Divisions Internal Reconstruction Buy Back Of Shares	Prof. Rahul Malkan	1081 mins
Valuation of Goodwill	Prof. Rahul Malkan	710 mins
Valuation of Shares	Prof. Rahul Malkan	765 mins
Value Added Statements	Prof. Rahul Malkan	107 mins
Economic Value Added	Prof. Rahul Malkan	69 mins
Share Based Payments	Prof. Rahul Malkan	645 mins
Human Resouce Accounting	Prof. Rahul Malkan	22 mins
Accounting for Financial Instruments	Prof. Rahul Malkan	120 mins
Valuation of Business	Prof. Rahul Malkan	189 mins
Valuation of Brands	Prof. Rahul Malkan	119 mins
Financial Institution	Prof. Rahul Malkan	34 mins

The CA Final Financial Reporting old syllabus classes by Prof. Rahul Malkan is designed in a way that the student gains in-depth knowledge on the preparation and analysis of financial statements. These are available in a pendrive download online classes form. In an ever globalizing world, with transactions happening globally, the maintenance of correct financial records and their reporting to stakeholders become essential. Additionally, standards of good corporate governance make financial reporting central to the workings of an entity. The paper builds on the Accounting and Advanced Accounting studied at the IPCC level and further delves into the Accounting Standards and relevant guidance notes. Aware of the need for familiarity with the rules governing financial reporting in a foreign country due to an increase in cross-border flow of capital, the paper provides a comparative study of ASs vis-a-vis Indian ASs.

A student taking CA Final Financial Reporting classes will learn corporate financial reporting, consolidated financial statements for group companies, and accounting for corporate restructuring and share-based payments. The paper also acquaints the students with valuation principles such that they are well-equipped to solve valuation cases; it also has a chapter dedicated to financial reporting of financial institutions. The remaining part of the paper familiarises students with emerging developments in the area of financial reporting.