Financial Accounting 2 LO1: Ownership and financial reporting statements | IFA Direct
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Learning Outcome 1 of Financial Accounting 2 (T/650/9637), Level 4 Unit 2 of the ATHE Level 4 Extended Diploma in Accounting, taught by UK Versity for learners on the IFA Direct programme.
LO1: Understand the relationship between organisational ownership and the nature of financial reporting statements.
This learning outcome shows how who owns a business changes the way its accounts look. You compare sole traders, partnerships, LLPs, companies, manufacturers and not for profit bodies, see why owners pick one form, and learn how each form's statements, notes and audit differ.
Assessment criteria covered:
1.1: Compare the capital structures of different organisations
1.2: Explain how and why a particular capital structure is selected
1.3: Analyse the effect the capital structure of an organisation has on the preparation of the financial reporting statements
1D1: Assess how a change of capital structure within an organisation will impact on the preparation of the financial reporting statements
Chapters
0:00 LO1 overview, aim and assessment criteria
0:31 Session roadmap
0:59 What is a capital structure?
1:59 Sole traders
2:44 Partnerships
3:32 Sole trader: the capital account
4:22 Partnership: sharing the profit
5:14 Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs)
6:01 Limited companies
6:42 Company: issuing shares at a premium
7:34 Choosing between equity and debt
8:17 Why a particular structure is selected
8:43 Manufacturing companies
9:24 Not for profit organisations
10:03 Comparing the capital structures
10:50 A capital structure in court: Salomon
11:36 Choosing a structure for a growing practice
12:21 Income statements and statements of financial position
13:22 How the statements differ by organisation
14:08 Manufacturing account
14:55 Income and expenditure account
15:45 Accounting policies and notes
16:26 The auditor's report
17:05 Changing the capital structure: what moves in the statements
17:52 Assessing a £100,000 funding decision
18:48 A sole trader becomes a company
19:35 Key terms
19:51 Activity: match the structure
20:15 Check your understanding
20:40 What Pass, Merit and Distinction look like
21:18 Summary
22:06 Plenary: further reading and resources
22:40 Plenary
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