This 3-sentence summary provides the key details about the course on public sector accounting:
The course aims to help students understand the complex financial and accounting arrangements of not-for-profit entities by identifying the distinguishing characteristics of governmental and non-profit organizations, comparing their financial reporting objectives to for-profit entities, and explaining how their basic financial statements, management discussion and analysis, and required supplementary information relate to their comprehensive annual financial reports. Students will learn about public sector budgeting, investment appraisal, performance measurement, accounting standards, and auditing through lectures, class participation, quizzes, exams and a major case study. The course grade is based on class participation, quizzes, a take home exam, and
This 3-sentence summary provides the key details about the course on public sector accounting:
The course aims to help students understand the complex financial and accounting arrangements of not-for-profit entities by identifying the distinguishing characteristics of governmental and non-profit organizations, comparing their financial reporting objectives to for-profit entities, and explaining how their basic financial statements, management discussion and analysis, and required supplementary information relate to their comprehensive annual financial reports. Students will learn about public sector budgeting, investment appraisal, performance measurement, accounting standards, and auditing through lectures, class participation, quizzes, exams and a major case study. The course grade is based on class participation, quizzes, a take home exam, and
This 3-sentence summary provides the key details about the course on public sector accounting:
The course aims to help students understand the complex financial and accounting arrangements of not-for-profit entities by identifying the distinguishing characteristics of governmental and non-profit organizations, comparing their financial reporting objectives to for-profit entities, and explaining how their basic financial statements, management discussion and analysis, and required supplementary information relate to their comprehensive annual financial reports. Students will learn about public sector budgeting, investment appraisal, performance measurement, accounting standards, and auditing through lectures, class participation, quizzes, exams and a major case study. The course grade is based on class participation, quizzes, a take home exam, and
Lecturer: Johan Arifin. SE, M.Si an Mah!ui, SE., M.Si., A"
Cour#e $e#cri%tion This course is design to assist students to became aware of the variety and complexity of the financial and accounting arrangements existing in the not-for-profit entities (public sector). After passing this subject the student should be able to: ) !dentify and explain the characteristics that distinguish governmental and not-for-profit entities from for-profit entities ") #ontras and compare the objectives of financial reporting for not-for-profit entities and for-profit entities $) %xplain how management&s discussion and analysis' basic financial statements' and re(uired supplementary information of not-for-profit entities relate to their comprehensive annual financial reports )) %xplain the different objectives' measurement focus' and basis of accounting of the not-for-profit entities Re&uire Te't(oo"# ) *owan +ones and ,aurice -endlebury ("...)' Public Sector Accounting' / th edition' -rentice 0all. )RJ* ") 0enley. at all (11$)' Public Sector Accounting and Financial Control' ) th edition' #hapman and 0all' 2ondon. )+L* $) !A! ("..))' 3tandar A4untansi 5euangan )SA,-IAI* )) -ublic 3ector Accounting Articles AGEN$A .EE, T O P I C S C+APTER !ntroduction of -ublic 3ector 6rgani7ation 2ecturer8Article " ,anagement Accounting in -ublic 3ector *+-"' 02-$ $ ,anagement #ontrol 3ystems in -ublic 3ector *+-" ) -ublic 3ector 9udgeting *+-$' )' / / !nvestment Appraisal *+-: : -erformance ,easurement *+-. 7 Review and Big Case Lecturer ; <inancial Accounting Theory *+-= 1 -ublic 3ector <inancial Accounting Techni(ue *+-; . -ublic 3ector Accounting 3tandard 3A5-!A! <inancial *eporting in -ublic 3ector *+-. " !nstitutional and 2egal %nvironment of Auditing *+- $ %conomy' %fficiency' and %ffectiveness Auditing *+-" ) Review and Big Case Lecturer Grain/: ) #lass -articipation > -aper "/? ") @ui7' Ta4e 0ome' Attendance "/? $) <inal %xam /.? Johan Arifin, SE, M.Si P.!P" # Ci$%itiro &o. ' (og)a$arta * th +,oor e,-. /071#222333 or 4/3'0072'2/25