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Title: TVET ACCOUNTING PATHWAY


1
TVET ACCOUNTING PATHWAY
  • ACCOUNTING CONFERENCE 2006

2
STAGE 6 SYLLABUS ACCOUNTING
  • Board of Studies (BOS) developed and TAFE
    Delivered course in Accounting for HSC students.

3
COMPONENTS
  • Accounting Procedures
  • Business Computing
  • Computer Accounting Systems

4
RELATIONSHIP OF TVET PATHWAY TO UNITS OF
COMPETENCY
  • ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES
  • Prepare Financial Reports BSBADM408A
  • Maintain Financial records BSBCMN308A
  • Prepare and Bank Receipts FNSICACC304A
  • Process Journal Entries FNSICACC306A
  • Maintain daily financial / business records
    FNSICGEN305A

5
RELATIONSHIP OF TVET PATHWAY TO UNITS OF
COMPETENCY
  • BUSINESS COMPUTING
  • Create and use simple spreadsheets BSBCMN214A
  • Use technology in the workplace FNSICGEN302A

6
RELATIONSHIP OF TVET PATHWAY TO UNITS OF
COMPETENCY
  • COMPUTER ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS
  • Process payroll BSBADM308A
  • Set up and operate a computerised accounting
    system FNSACCT407A

7
DOCUMENTATION
  • BOS approved Statement of Attainment Stage 6
    Syllabus Accounting
  • TAFE course 9686
  • TAFE module 9686A
  • assessment accounting pathway stage 1
  • TAFE module 9686B
  • Assessment coordination

8
CHANGES TO ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES
  • Alignment of Accounting Procedures with the Unit
    Based Enrolment of Accounting 1 and 2

9
ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES
  • WHATS OUT
  • Bills Receivable / Payable
  • Too complex for level 3 units
  • Payroll
  • Retained in Computer Accounting systems
  • Ratios
  • BSBADM408A Prepare Financial Reports, has no
    reference to ratios
  • DONCA replaced
  • Accounting Standard AASB 136 Impairment of
    Assets.
  • Main components involve
  • Carrying Amount
  • Recoverable Amount
  • Impairment loss (where carrying amount exceeds
    recoverable amount)

10
ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES
  • WHATS IN
  • Dishonoured cheques (simple examples without
    discount)
  • Perpetual inventory
  • Transfer of Variance to physical inventory
    excludes GST (too complex at this level)
  • Value to include associated costs on acquisition
  • Value to be reduced by Discount Received
  • Value of cost of sales to be known at the time of
    sale
  • Petty Cash and Bank Reconciliation
  • Sales value to be reduced by Discount Allowed.
  • Purchases value to be reduced by Discount Received

11
ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES
  • WHATS IN (Cont.)
  • Journals
  • Suggested at staff development that
  • i) general journals appear in final assessment
  • ii) cash and credit journals or a combination of
    GJs and cash and credit journals be assessed in
    the tests that contribute to the class mark.
  • iii) journals and debit / credit grid to be
    assessed in final assessment
  • Bad debt
  • recovery and effect to exclude GST implications.
  • write - off against Allowance for Doubtful Debts

12
OTHER MODULES
  • BUSINESS COMPUTING
  • No Changes
  • COMPUTER ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS
  • No Changes
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