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 MIRCHAWALA'S HUB OF ACCOUNTANCY
The ACCA F8 (Audit and Assurance) provides candidates with the knowledge and skills needed to do audit engagements. The ACCA F8 mainly focuses on the practical and aims to ensure that qualified candidates understand the fundamentals of an audit. The ACCA AA Syllabus begins with the nature, purpose, and scope of assurance engagement; further includes the statutory audit and its regulatory environment; and also introduces the governance and professional ethics of audit and assurance. The paper also includes areas of audit of financial statements, including the scope and function of an internal audit, like audit evidence, evaluating internal controls, and a review of the financial statements.
DIRECTOR & FACULTY AT
 MIRCHAWALA'S HUB OF ACCOUNTANCY
The FFA (Financial Accounting and Reporting) ACCA paper offers a comprehensive exploration of financial accounting principles and reporting standards essential for aspiring accountants. Covering topics such as the preparation and presentation of financial statements, accounting frameworks, and interpretation of financial data, the FFA paper equips candidates with the knowledge and skills to analyze, interpret, and communicate financial information effectively. The FFA paper enhances technical proficiency and fosters an understanding of the broader financial landscape, ensuring candidates are well-prepared to meet the challenges of today’s dynamic business environment.
DIRECTOR & FACULTY AT
 MIRCHAWALA'S HUB OF ACCOUNTANCY
The ACCA MA (Management Accounting) paper educates candidates with the knowledge and skills needed for effective decision-making within organizations. It aims to increase knowledge and understanding of management accounting approaches and support management in organizing, directing, and tracking the performance of their company. The ACCA MA paper introduces the nature, source, and goal of management information then the statistical methods for data analysis are covered. The next section of the syllabus covers cost accounting, which is crucial for every management accountant to understand, and business costing strategies. The curriculum then examines how to create and utilize a budget, standard costing, and variance analysis as essential tools for organizing and managing corporate operations. The syllabus concludes with tracking and assessing organizational performance.
DIRECTOR & FACULTY AT
 MIRCHAWALA'S HUB OF ACCOUNTANCY
The ACCA BT (Business Technology) is the initial paper in ACCA Applied Knowledge. The paper aims to educate candidates on how businesses work efficiently and ethically. It talks about the importance of finance professionals in making this happen. With this course, learners get an understanding of business in terms of the environment. The course further includes the influence of economic, legal, and regulatory influences on different aspects like governance, jobs, health, safety, and more.
The ACCA MA (Management Accounting) paper educates candidates with the knowledge and skills needed for effective decision-making within organizations. It aims to increase knowledge and understanding of management accounting approaches and support management in organizing, directing, and tracking the performance of their company. The ACCA MA paper introduces the nature, source, and goal of management information then the statistical methods for data analysis are covered. The next section of the syllabus covers cost accounting, which is crucial for every management accountant to understand, and business costing strategies. The curriculum then examines how to create and utilize a budget, standard costing, and variance analysis as essential tools for organizing and managing corporate operations. The syllabus concludes with Tracking and assessing organizational performance.
DIRECTOR & FACULTY AT
 MIRCHAWALA'S HUB OF ACCOUNTANCY
The ACCA BT (Business Technology) is the initial paper in ACCA Applied Knowledge. The paper aims to educate
candidates on how businesses work efficiently and ethically. It talks about the importance of finance professionals
in making this happen. With this course, learners get an understanding of business in terms of the environment.
The course further includes the influence of economic, legal, and regulatory influences on different aspects like
governance, jobs, health, safety, and more.
FA1, part of the ACCA Diploma in Accounting and Business,
teaches fundamental accounting principles
and recording financial transactions. Topics
include double-entry bookkeeping, financial statements,
VAT basics, and cash transactions, essential for accurate
financial reporting and further studies in
accounting and finance.
The CFA Level 1 course provides a comprehensive foundation
in investment tools and concepts essential for a career in
finance.candidates develop a deep understanding
of fundamental principles and techniques used
in investment decision-making, preparing them
for further levels of the CFA Program and providing
a solid framework for navigating the complexities of
the financial industry.
The Excel course covers basics like interface navigation and data entry, progressing to advanced topics such as formulas, functions, PivotTables, Power Query, macros, and VBA. Emphasis is on practical application through hands-on exercises, preparing participants for tasks from basic data entry to complex analysis and automation.
Part 1 of the CIA exam, “Essentials of Internal Auditing,” covers foundational concepts including internal auditing’s role in governance, risk management, and control, ethical standards, risk assessment, internal controls, fraud risk management, and audit engagement planning basics.
The ICAEW Pathway offers a structured route to the ACA qualification for aspiring chartered accountants, combining practical work experience with study modules in accounting, assurance, business, law, taxation, and management information.
FA1 in the ACCA Diploma covers foundational accounting principles and financial transaction recording, including the accounting equation, double-entry bookkeeping, ledger accounts, trial balance, financial statements, sales and purchases, cash and bank transactions, and basic VAT principles, essential for accurate financial reporting and advanced accounting studies.