Explore the world of corporate accounting and enhance your financial expertise with our Accounting Fundamentals II course. Gain a solid understanding of recording and analyzing plant assets, depreciation, interest, dividends, revenue, and other essential corporate financial matters. This course will provide you with the skills needed to excel in corporate accounting, covering topics such as special journals, uncollectible accounts receivable, accrued revenue and expenses, and preparing year-end financial documents. Whether you're looking to advance your career or manage business finances more effectively, this course will make you indispensable to any organization.

1. Record and analyze plant assets and depreciation accurately.
2. Manage accounts payable and receivable effectively.
3. Represent uncollectible accounts in financial reports.
4. Handle notes, interest, accrued revenue, and accrued expenses with confidence.
5. Describe and manage stock dividends and retained earnings.
6. Prepare comprehensive year-end financial documents, including tax forms.
7. Utilize corporate accounting practices to enhance financial accountability and awareness.
8. Apply advanced accounting skills to improve personal and business financial management.

• Accounts Payable
• Accounts Receivable
• Uncollectible Accounts Receivable
• Plant Assets and Depreciation
• Notes Payable and Notes Receivable
• Accrued Income and Accrued Expenses
• Dividends and Starting the Year-End Worksheet
• Complete Year-End Worksheet With Adjustments
• End-Of-Fiscal-Period Financial Reports
• Adjusting and Closing Entries and Post Closing Trial Balance
• Preparing a Payroll
• Preparing Federal Tax Deposits and Year-End Tax Reports

Course Access
Participants can start in this course at any point during the semester. Once registered, they will have up to 6 weeks to complete 24 hours of coursework.

Drop Policy
Participants who are enrolled in this course may request a drop and/or a refund up to 13 days from the purchase date. Participants will only be refunded if they have completed less than 50% of the course and have not taken the final exam.