Accounting in foreign countriesCourse Annotation"Accounting in Foreign Countries" is a comprehensive study of the principles, forms, techniques, and financial and management accounting methods applied in foreign countries. This course covers the study of international accounting standards (IFRS), national accounting regulations in various countries, and the practical application of these frameworks in the context of different economic and legal systems. Students will gain valuable knowledge of global accounting trends and standards, enabling them to navigate and understand the differences in accounting systems across borders. Course ObjectiveThis course aims to equip students with the necessary knowledge and practical skills in accounting practices in foreign countries, taking into account universally accepted principles and international accounting standards. To achieve this objective, the course focuses on studying general accounting issues in foreign countries, shaped within the frameworks of Anglo-American, Western European, South American, and international accounting models, and conducting an in-depth analysis of countries' accounting systems with developed market economies. The task of the DisciplineThis course aims to provide students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills in financial and management accounting in foreign countries in alignment with international accounting standards. The Subject of the CourseThe course's subject is the financial and management accounting procedures that have been developed and applied in foreign countries. |