Pearson Edexcel A Level Accounting
Syllabus YAC11 · 2015-onwards · sourced from Pearson Edexcel — official International Advanced Subsidiary/Advanced Level in Accounting specification PDF (Issue 2, September 2018), verified 2026-08-19.
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1. Principles of accounting and double entry bookkeeping (AS)
- 1.1 Role and purpose of accounting
- 1.2 The double entry system
- 1.3 Accounting concepts and conventions
- 1.4 Capital expenditure and revenue expenditure
- 1.5 Non-current asset depreciation
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2. Control procedures (AS)
- 1.2.1-1.2.2 Trial balance
- 1.2.3-1.2.4 Control accounts
- 1.2.5-1.2.9 Correction of errors
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3. Financial statements of organisations (AS)
Subtopic-level detail for this topic is not yet itemised from the published syllabus.
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4. Introduction to costing (AS)
Subtopic-level detail for this topic is not yet itemised from the published syllabus.
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5. Analysis of accounting statements (AS)
Subtopic-level detail for this topic is not yet itemised from the published syllabus.
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6. Social and ethical accounting (AS)
Subtopic-level detail for this topic is not yet itemised from the published syllabus.
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7. Limited companies (A)
Subtopic-level detail for this topic is not yet itemised from the published syllabus.
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8. Investment ratios (A)
Subtopic-level detail for this topic is not yet itemised from the published syllabus.
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9. Statement of cash flows (A)
Subtopic-level detail for this topic is not yet itemised from the published syllabus.
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10. Budgeting (A)
Subtopic-level detail for this topic is not yet itemised from the published syllabus.
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11. Standard costing (A)
Subtopic-level detail for this topic is not yet itemised from the published syllabus.
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12. Project appraisal (A)
Subtopic-level detail for this topic is not yet itemised from the published syllabus.
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13. Break-even analysis (A)
Subtopic-level detail for this topic is not yet itemised from the published syllabus.
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14. Marginal costing and absorption costing (A)
Subtopic-level detail for this topic is not yet itemised from the published syllabus.
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15. Information and communication technology (ICT) in accounting (A)
Subtopic-level detail for this topic is not yet itemised from the published syllabus.