An academic programme that focuses on the principles and practices of documenting, summarising, and reporting an organization’s financial transactions is known as a “Financial Accounting” course. Giving accurate and trustworthy financial information about a company’s performance and financial status to external stakeholders, including creditors, investors, regulators, and the general public, is the main goal of financial accounting. A subfield of accounting known as financial accounting is dedicated to reporting financial data from private or public organisations to the outside world. After graduation, students who choose to concentrate in financial accounting pursue a variety of careers. They might be employed as auditors, financial analysts, budget analysts, or financial accountants, for example.