Top mistakes made by accountants in fixed assets due to the new FSBU - rate 12,990 rubles. from Clerk, training 16 hours, Date: December 3, 2023.

The course will help you avoid mistakes in accounting for fixed assets according to the new Federal Accounting Standards 6/2020 and 26/2020. You won't be stuffed with theory. Let us dwell only on those features of the Federal Accounting Service that cause difficulties for accountants. To do this, we analyzed the questions on the Clerk forum.

Using practical examples, the authors analyze the issues that cause difficulties for accountants during the full life cycle of a fixed asset - from registration to write-off. Course participants will learn to identify errors and prevent them.

The purpose of the course is to demonstrate the pitfalls that exist in FSBU 6/2020 and 26/2020. The developers did a painstaking job: they highlighted the most important things in the documents, clarified controversial issues, and filled each section with links to the current regulatory framework. As a result, you will save valuable time.

The course is suitable for both accountants with little work experience and experienced chief accountants.

How the training works

Watch the lessons and learn the topic
You read notes, understand examples, and complete practical tasks.

Download materials
The authors of the course are preparing a “handout” that you can download for yourself and use in your work.

Get tested
You can test your knowledge after each lesson an unlimited number of times.

You receive a certificate
Show the employer that you have caught up in the topic.

What you'll learn:

• work with fixed assets in a new way
• avoid common mistakes
• correct previous mistakes
• apply the FSB correctly

Who is this course suitable for:

Accountants
For accountants of all categories and levels of knowledge. The mistakes that we will analyze are encountered in the work of enterprises of any size and regardless of the type of activity.

Directors
It will be useful for managers to find out what has changed in the accounting of fixed assets, how to correctly take them into account and write them off.