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money icon Duration - 6 Month, 8-10 hours/week
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This course is recognized by the National Skill Development Corporation, a PPP under the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship of the Government of India. You will receive a certificate cobranded by NSDC and Skill India on successful completion.

Introduction

Performing remote accounting work for US SMEs, startups, CPAs and clients is a fantastic opportunity for anyone with commerce, economics, finance or accounting background (even college students) - you do not need to be a CA, CS or have an MBA degree. 

You have a massive cost advantage over accountants and CPAs in the US, who charge approximately USD 300/hr for their clients!

Acceptance of remote work all over the world after the pandemic has made it 10x easier for Indians in other areas apart from coding to get remote jobs as well.     

If you just charge USD 10 per hour (lower than minimum wages) and work for 200 hours per month, you can earn as much as USD 2000 per month initially!

Many Indians from small cities are already doing these assignments! 

All you need to know is how to do accounting as per US GAAP and use popular accounting software such as Quickbooks, Xero, Wave and Zoho Books.

Who should take this course

  • Commerce, accounting, finance, economics or taxation students who are still in college looking for an extra source of income
  • Graduates or experienced professionals from commerce background (BCom/ MCom) looking for a remote job option without leaving the comfort of home or who is forced to work from home, but has access to a computer and stable internet connection
  • Graduates or experienced professionals from commerce background (BCom/ MCom) who are earning less than 1 lakh per month and want to earn more
  • Any graduate or experienced professional earning less than 1 lakh per month who wants to earn more
  • Anyone from from commerce, finance, accounting or economics background  who wish to build an international freelance career
  • Anyone from a commerce background who is forced to work from home for whatever reason, but has access to a computer and stable internet connection

Money-back guarantee

If you take this course, follow it diligently for a month, do all the exercises but still do not find value in it, or not able to understand or follow it or not find it good for any reason, we will refund the entire course fee to you. It is a 100% money-back guarantee with only one condition, you must pursue it properly for a month. If you don’t find it valuable after that, get your entire money back.

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Training Methodology

Live Online Classes

Based on the exercises, there will be a live video-based online class. You can ask questions, share your screen, get personal feedback in this class.

Convenient Class timings

Classes are held after regular work hours. Typically classes are kept on Sunday afternoon or 8-9 pm on other days.

Take-home assignments

Every session will have a take home assignment to apply and practice learnings in context of your work

Feedback Sessions

Additional weekly follow-up session for feedback on improving your prompts. You can ask questions, get your doubt cleared live as well as through online forums

Online Faculty

Ashish Saxena,

Controller, Head of Finance, Accounts and Taxation, IFRS, US GAAP, IND AS, Law and Compliances, A.P. Moller & Maersk, Former Statutory Manager at Mastercard and Divisional CFO at GTL Ltd.

Syllabus

How to use internationally accepted accounting softwares like Quickbooks, Xero, Wave and Zoho Books for book-keeping, accounting and reporting

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ringIcon Invoices and bills

ringIcon Orders and Purchases

ringIcon Receipts

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ringIcon Setting up vendors

ringIcon Loans

ringIcon Credit memos

ringIcon Budgets

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ringIcon Taxes

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How to transition to prepare financial statements as per US GAAP for Indian graduates, students and accountants

ringIcon Key principles under US GAAP

ringIcon How US GAAP is different from IFRS

ringIcon Recap of basic principles of accounting for beginners - IFRS, IndAS & US GAAP

ringIcon Key aspects of difference in preparation of financial statements:

Financial disclosures 
Assets and Liabilities
Reporting of income and expense
Cash flows for the period

ringIcon How to recast accounts prepared on the basis of IndAS or IFRS to US GAAP (practice assignments)

Disclosures of financial Statements under US GAAP

ringIcon Income statement

ringIcon Balance Sheet and related disclosures

ringIcon The Cash Flow Statement

Principles of accounting for assets under US GAAP

ringIcon Acquired intangible assets

ringIcon Internally generated intangible assets

ringIcon Property, plant and equipment

ringIcon Non-current assets held for sale or disposal group

ringIcon Leases

ringIcon Impairment of assets

ringIcon Capitalised of borrowing cost

ringIcon Investment property

ringIcon Inventories

ringIcon Biological assets

ringIcon Financial assets

ringIcon Derecognition of financial assets

Principles of accounting for liabilities

ringIcon General Provisions

ringIcon Restructuring Provisions

ringIcon Contingencies

ringIcon Deferred income taxes - general approach

ringIcon Government grants

ringIcon Lease accounting

ringIcon Convertible debt

ringIcon Derecognition of financial liability

Revenue Recognition under US GAAP (vs. IFRS and IndAS)

ringIcon Revenue recognition

ringIcon Construction contracts

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Expense Recognition under US GAAP (vs. IFRS and IndAS)

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ringIcon Interest expense

ringIcon Employee benefits

ringIcon Employee share compensation

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Preparing consolidated financial statements under US GAAP (vs. IFRS and IndAS)

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Capital instruments
Dividends on ordinary equity shares

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Derivatives and other financial instruments (cash flow and fair value hedges)
Derivatives and other financial instruments (net investment hedges)

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Functional currency and presentation currency 
How to account for financials in a hyperinflationary economy
Earnings-per-share (diluted)
Related party transaction 
Related party transactions
Segment reporting
Discontinued operations
Post-balance-sheet events
Interim financial reporting

Course Plan

Standard

RS. 63000

incl. of all charges

2 online live class/ week (24 weeks)

2 practical assignments per week (24 weeks)

Get digital access to entire study material

Access on LMS, Android & iOS app

Instructor feedback on assignments

Doubt clearing on Discord, LMS & classes

Instructor led course with online live classes (recordings available)

Online exams (give exams as per your convenience on given time slots)

Certificate (by courier)

Training for writing and publishing articles

Networking with other students & alumni

Access to updated content online for 3 years

Doubt clearing within 24 hours