Aat accounting - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Summary of notes from the Advanced Bookkeeping unit of AAT Level 3 AQ2016 that may be included on the Advanced Synoptic.

Within the attached are all formulas pertaining to the Management Accounting: Decisions and Controls unit for the AAT Level 4. The document will also be useful for the Synoptic exam.

A mindmap of the drafting and interpreting financial statement topic: leases. Including notes on lease tables and payments in advance/arrears, as well as the accounting treatment for leases and depreciation.

Page 1 of 17 Questions and marks structure Part A Tax Planning and Anti-Avoidance, Tax Agent Services Act 2009 (Cth) and GST [36 marks] Question 1 [9 marks] Question 2 [4 marks] Question 3 [6 marks] Question 4 [9 marks] Question 5 [8 marks] Part B Corporate Tax Fundamentals Part A & B [32 marks] Question 6 [6 marks] Question 7 [7 marks] Question 8 [19 marks] Part C Fringe Benefits Tax [16 marks] Question 9 [13 marks] Question 10 [3 marks] Part D International Tax Fundamentals...

Page 1 of 17 Questions and marks structure Part A Tax Planning and Anti-Avoidance, Tax Agent Services Act 2009 (Cth) and GST [36 marks] Question 1 [9 marks] Question 2 [4 marks] Question 3 [6 marks] Question 4 [9 marks] Question 5 [8 marks] Part B Corporate Tax Fundamentals Part A & B [32 marks] Question 6 [6 marks] Question 7 [7 marks] Question 8 [19 marks] Part C Fringe Benefits Tax [16 marks] Question 9 [13 marks] Question 10 [3 marks] Part D International Tax Fundamentals [1...

What types of organisations are there? (5) - ANSWER Sole Traders Partnerships Limited Liability Partnership Companies Not For Profit What are sole traders? - ANSWER A business owned and managed by one person What is a partnership? - ANSWER A business owned and managed by more than one person What is a limited liability partnership? - ANSWER A business owned and managed by more than one person but partners have limited liabaility What are companies? - ANSWER A business that is a ...

Within the attached is the PEARLS Principle which can be used to aid in your understanding of how to implement bookkeeping for any course. This is especially helpful for the AAT Level 2 course and beyond but can be placed into practice with any bookkeeping course.

Role and Responsibility of Financial Managers Investment Appraisal Cost of Capital Adjusted Present Value (APV) Financing Decision Dividend Decision International Investment Appraisal International Financing Decision International Dividend Decision Option Pricing Corporate Failure Corporate Reconstruction Corporate Reorganization Risk Management Forwards Contracts Money Market Hedge Future Contract Option Contract Currency Swap Mergers and Acquisitions Business Valuations

the document covers everything in AAT level 2 bookkeeping transactions exam

This document summarises everything needed to know for AAT level 2 exam: elements of costing.