Intermediate Financial Accounting I
Intermediate Financial Accounting I builds on introductory accounting by moving beyond basic bookkeeping and into the detailed application of financial reporting standards. Common topics include revenue recognition, inventories, property, plant, and equipment, intangibles, and the time value of money. The course emphasizes understanding how accounting rules are applied across multiple steps and how transactions flow through the financial statements.
Tutoring focuses on developing a structured approach to problem-solving so you know where to start, what steps to follow, and how to check your work. Sessions emphasize understanding the logic behind journal entries, tracking how transactions affect multiple financial statements, and working through exam-style problems efficiently. The goal is to help you reduce errors, improve exam performance, and feel more comfortable applying accounting standards independently.
Intermediate Financial Accounting II
Intermediate Financial Accounting II continues the study of financial reporting with more technical and cumulative topics. Typical coverage includes leases, income taxes, pensions, accounting changes, error corrections, and earnings per share. These topics often require combining multiple concepts and applying accounting standards accurately across longer, more detailed problems.
Tutoring helps you organize and apply these topics in a clear and repeatable way. Sessions focus on breaking down multi-part problems, understanding how different accounting rules interact, and practicing common exam formats. Emphasis is placed on identifying common mistakes, improving accuracy under time constraints, and building confidence when working through complex financial reporting questions.
All tutoring sessions are held online via live video, using shared screens and worked examples to ensure clear explanations and effective learning.