Intermediate Accounting I is a comprehensive analysis of financial accounting topics, including the preparation of financial statements and external reports. The aim is to identify and analyze complex business transactions and their impact on financial statements.

In ACCT 310, you will take a deeper, comprehensive, and more advanced approach to the accounting topics you learned in the first half of Principles of Accounting II.

• FASB codification of accounting standards
• FASB conceptual framework for financial accounting
• Accounting for the time value of money
• Fair value accounting

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