The module objectives explicitly include:
Accounting for foreign currency transactions and translating the financial statements of foreign entities.
The instructors for this module (often A/P Chng Chee Kiong or Adjunct A/P Singh) value critical evaluation over simple calculation. If your paper only shows journal entries, it's a "B"; if it explains why those entries might misrepresent the economic reality, it's an "A." ACC3704-course-outline-draft-1_2024-Final.pdf - The NUS BBA acc3704
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Managing exchange rate effects and translating foreign entity accounts. Advanced Topics: This link or copies made by others cannot be deleted
However, the course is not for the faint of heart. It has strict prerequisites. To enrol in ACC3704, students must have successfully completed . More importantly, students are expected to remember and apply concepts from the entire accounting sequence, including topics like intangible assets, revaluation, impairment, deferred tax, and financial instruments. Students who completed prerequisite courses some time ago are strongly advised to revise these topics before the semester begins.
The syllabus is designed to provide technical mastery of advanced accounting standards, specifically the (SFRS(I)s). Core Topics Try again later
Applying SFRS to complex transactions, including foreign currency translation of financial statements.
Explain specific (like GRI or SASB) in more detail.
