Certified Professional Accountant Manager (CPAM)™
The Certified Professional Accountant Manager (CPAM)™ certification adds a prestigious professional designation to your title and strengthens your expertise in managing corporate finance. Accountants play a critical role in preparing, analyzing, and maintaining financial records, ensuring business viability and compliance.
With CPAM™, participants gain the ability to manage payroll, taxation, financial reporting, receivables, payables, and cash flow across diverse organizations. The program also provides insights into accounting theory, financial topics, and business decision-making processes, making it highly valuable for accountants, auditors, and finance professionals aiming for leadership roles.
The certification is globally relevant, opening opportunities in industries, corporations, firms, government institutions, and nonprofit organizations. Typical roles include Accountant, Auditor, Budget Analyst, and Financial Manager.
Course Details
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E-Course Duration: 30 to 35 Hours
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Exam Pattern: 50 Multiple Choice Questions (80% passing – 40 out of 50 correct)
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Exam Duration: 60 Minutes
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Exam Format: Online, non-proctored, available anytime within 8 months
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Exam Attempts: 2 attempts per voucher (additional vouchers available for purchase)
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Certification Validity: Lifetime
Course Outline
Module 1 – Accounting: Merchandising Transactions
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Merchandising Transactions
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Gross Selling Price
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Returns and Allowances
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Cost of Goods Sold
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Classified Income Statement
Module 2 – Measuring and Reporting Inventory
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Merchandise Inventory
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Determining Inventory Costs
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Four Inventory Costing Methods
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Pros and Cons of the Four Methods
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Journal Entries for Perpetual Inventory Procedure
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Departures from Cost Basis for Inventory Measurement
Module 3 – Accounting: Control and Monitoring of Cash
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Control of Cash
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Internal Controls
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Controlling Cash
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Bank Checking Account
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Bank Reconciliation
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Petty Cash Fund
Module 4 – Accounting: Receivables and Payables
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Accounts Receivable
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Uncollectable Accounts
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Write-offs and Recoveries
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Current Liabilities
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Notes Receivable & Notes Payable
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Short-Term Financing through Notes Payable
Module 5 – Adjustments for Financial Reporting
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Cash vs Accrual Basis Accounting
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Classes and Types of Adjusting Entries
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Adjustments for Deferred Items (Expenses, Depreciation)
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Adjustments for Accrued Items
Module 6 – Accounting and Its Use in Business Decisions
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The Accounting Environment
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Definition and Overview of Accounting
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Financial Statements of Business Organizations
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The Financial Accounting Process
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How Transactions Affect Income Statements & Balance Sheets
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Dividends and Equity Ratios
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Corporate vs Sole Proprietorship or Partnership Accounting
Module 7 – Recording Business Transactions in Accounting
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The Account and Rules of Debit and Credit
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Recording Transactions
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The Accounting Cycle
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The Accounting Process in Operation
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Analyzing and Using Financial Results
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Use of Ledger Accounts
Module 8 – Completing the Accounting Cycle
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The Work Sheet
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Preparation of Financial Statements from the Work Sheet
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Accounting Systems: Manual to Computerized
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The Closing Process
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A Classified Balance Sheet
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Analysis: Current Ratio
Module 9 – Accounting Theory
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Traditional Accounting Theory
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Major Principles
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Modifying Conventions
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Objectives of Financial Statements
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Basic Elements of Financial Statements
Module 10 – Financial Topics
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Foundation 1 & 2
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Checking Accounts
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Short-Term Savings
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Credit and Debt Management
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Cash vs Money Management
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Emergency Fund Planning
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Insurance & Protection (Employee, Homeowners, Benefits)
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Stock & Commodities Markets
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Inflation and Taxation
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Shares and Bonds
Target Audience
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Individuals working in financial services
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Professional Accountants
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Financial Managers
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Financial Assistants
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Auditors
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Budget Analysts
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