This topic explores the balance sheet liabilities in more detail and explains the vital year-end adjustments and practices for their entry into the balance sheet.

This topic aims to increase your understanding of accounting principles and practices by solving the following problems:

• What are liabilities?
• What is the role of liabilities in my business?
• What is the difference between a non-current and current liability?
• What are the year-end accounting practices for liabilities?
• How do I enter liabilities into my balance sheet?

This topic is for current and aspiring entrepreneurs who want an understanding of the non-current and current liablities of a business and what the year-end financial accounting practives are in terms of their entry into the balance sheet.

Do these questions describe you?

• Are you doing the finances of your business yourself?
• Do you need an understanding of what liabilities are and the role they play in your business?
• Do you want to know the difference between non-current and current liabilities?
• Do you want to know how liabilities affect the financial position of your business?
• Do you want to know how to enter liabilities into your balance sheet?
• Do you want to understand what your balance sheet is telling you about your liabilities?
• Do you want to remain relevant in an ever-changing world of work?
• Do you want to embrace life-long learning and work towards recognised qualifications?

Then this topic of How to interpret your balance sheet liabilities is for you!

This is an online course with learning material and assignments.  The duration is based on your own pace and motivation.

This time commitment includes working through online content, completing assesments, reflection activities and any additional reading and enrichment activities to translate the content into your current situation.

Every course consists of a series of topics that aim to solve problems you could be facing in your business as an entrepreneur. Each topic contains a number of lessons, each with a variety of activities and resources designed to aid your learning process.

• Work through the content in each lesson
• Take time to complete the progress quizzes to check your understanding
• Explore any additional resources to gain access to valuable sources
• Take time to reflect how you will apply the knowledge in your own business

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Additional Accreditation Options:

The completion of all the relevant topics in this course will provide a delegate with supporting evidence to earn credits towards a different accredited course or skills programmes, such as Business Management, Business Advisory Services and or New Venture Creation on NQF Level 4 and NQF Level 5.

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