AAT Level 3 Advanced Diploma in Accounting Books

Course accreditation

AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians) The Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) is the UK’s largest qualification and membership body for vocational Accountants and Bookkeepers, with over 140,000 members. Their qualifications represent some of the highest standards available to accountants, ensuring you receive both professionalism and expert knowledge in accounting principles. AAT accreditation is the most recognised accounting awarding body by employers, giving you a competitive advantage in the job market.

Syllabus

Level 3 Advanced Diploma in Accounting

Advanced Bookkeeping

The AAT Advanced Bookkeeping Study text introduces you to the principles of advanced double entry bookkeeping.

Final Accounts Preparation

The AAT Final Accounts Preparation Study text introduces you to final accounts for sole traders and partnerships, identify alternative organisation structures and examine the regulations governing company accounts.

Management Accounting: Costing

The AAT Management Accounting: Costing Study text introduces you to the role of cost and management accounting in an organisation, so you can understand how organisations use this information to make management decisions.

Indirect Tax FA18 Jan 2019 until end Dec 2019

The AAT Indirect Tax Study text introduces you to VAT legislation requirements, so you can learn how to complete VAT returns and report VAT related information.

Ethics for Accountants

The AAT Ethics for Accountants study text is designed to complement your own learning style, whether that’s gaining a thorough understanding of the ethical code for accountants, or simply concentrating on the key examinable topics.

Advanced Diploma in Accounting Synoptic Test Assessment

The AAT Advanced Synoptic Test Assessment Study text recaps your knowledge of ethics in accountancy and the relevant spreadsheet skills and techniques from the Advanced Bookkeeping, Final Accounts preparation and Management Accounting Costing subjects.