Korea Computerized Accounting Level 2 study plan
Korea Computerized Accounting Level 2 · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
Accounting principles (basic accounting concepts, accounts, journalizing, ledgers, trial balance)
Define the accounting equation, the double-entry rule, and the five account categories, then classify 40 given account names into asset, liability, equity, revenue, and expense without errors
Journalize 20 simple transactions into debit and credit entries and explain for each entry which account increases and which decreases
Post 10 journal entries to T-accounts and compute ending balances for each account
Prepare a trial balance from a posted ledger and identify at least three types of errors that a trial balance cannot detect
Your checkpoint
A handwritten workbook of 20 journalized transactions, their T-account postings, and a balanced trial balance with a one-paragraph note on trial balance limitations
Financial accounting (asset, liability, equity, revenue and expense accounting)
Record adjusting entries for prepaid expenses, accrued expenses, unearned revenue, and accrued revenue, and state the matching principle reason for each
Compute depreciation under the straight-line and declining-balance methods for a given asset and compare the first-year expense difference
Apply the allowance method to estimate bad debt expense and record the write-off and recovery of a receivable
Classify items as current or non-current and prepare a simple classified balance sheet from a trial balance
Your checkpoint
A closing-and-adjusting worksheet showing eight adjusting entries, a depreciation schedule, and a classified balance sheet that balances
Computerized accounting practical work (transaction input, vouchers, ledgers, financial statements)
Set up a practice company file in a computerized accounting program, entering company profile, fiscal year, and currency settings
Create an account chart by mapping at least 30 accounts to the correct codes and categories, and verify debit and credit normal balances
Enter 15 transactions through vouchers and confirm each voucher posts to the correct ledger account
Generate a trial balance and a general ledger report from the system and reconcile them against manual figures
Your checkpoint
A saved practice company file with a complete account chart, 15 posted vouchers, and exported trial balance and ledger reports matching manual calculations
Computerized accounting system setup and master data (company information, account codes, opening balances)
Enter opening balances for all balance sheet accounts and prove that total debits equal total credits before any period transaction
Configure customer, supplier, and inventory master records with correct tax codes and payment terms
Set up voucher numbering, approval flow, and closing-date controls, then document each setting and its purpose
Troubleshoot three common setup errors such as unbalanced opening balances or duplicated account codes and record the fix for each
Your checkpoint
A setup checklist document plus a verified opening-balance entry screen showing zero difference, with the three troubleshooting cases written up
Cost accounting (cost concepts, cost accounting procedures, cost allocation)
Distinguish product costs from period costs and classify 25 cost items into direct material, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead
Compute cost of goods manufactured from given beginning and ending work-in-process figures
Allocate overhead using a predetermined rate based on direct labor hours and calculate the over- or under-applied amount
Prepare a job order cost sheet for two jobs and determine the unit cost of each
Your checkpoint
A cost accounting problem set with a full cost of goods manufactured statement, an overhead allocation schedule, and two completed job cost sheets
Tax accounting (value-added tax, income tax, corporate tax basics)
Compute value-added tax output tax, input tax, and payable tax for a set of sales and purchase transactions including zero-rated and exempt items
Prepare a VAT return summary for one taxable period and identify the filing deadline rules
Calculate withholding income tax on employee wages using the progressive rate table and the dependent deduction rules
Outline the basic corporate tax computation from accounting profit to taxable income, listing three common adjustments
Your checkpoint
A tax workbook containing one completed VAT computation, one payroll withholding calculation, and a corporate tax adjustment sheet with three reconciled items
Computerized accounting practical work (transaction input, vouchers, ledgers, financial statements) & Financial accounting (asset, liability, equity, revenue and expense accounting)
Enter a full month of 25 transactions including sales, purchases, payroll, and tax vouchers, and post them all without error
Run month-end procedures: adjusting entries, VAT settlement, and period closing, then confirm the ledger locks correctly
Generate the income statement and balance sheet from the system and trace three line items back to their source vouchers
Reconcile the system-generated statements against an independently prepared manual version and explain any difference
Your checkpoint
A complete one-month practice set producing system-generated income statement and balance sheet that match manual statements to the won
Accounting principles (basic accounting concepts, accounts, journalizing, ledgers, trial balance) & Financial accounting (asset, liability, equity, revenue and expense accounting) & Cost accounting (cost concepts, cost accounting procedures, cost allocation) & Tax accounting (value-added tax, income tax, corporate tax basics) & Computerized accounting system setup and master data (company information, account codes, opening balances) & Computerized accounting practical work (transaction input, vouchers, ledgers, financial statements)
Complete two full-length timed mock exams under exam conditions and score each by domain
Review every wrong answer, tag it to a domain, and rewrite the underlying rule in your own words
Re-drill the two weakest domains with 30 targeted practice items each until accuracy exceeds 85 percent
Recite the ten most error-prone formulas and procedures from memory without notes
Your checkpoint
Two scored mock exams with a domain-by-domain error log and a one-page formula sheet written from memory
Milestones
Week 2: Score at least 80 percent on a 25-item self-test covering accounting principles and financial accounting, and produce a balanced classified balance sheet unaided
Week 4: Open a blank practice company file and complete setup plus opening balances within 45 minutes with a zero opening-balance difference
Week 6: Compute VAT payable and payroll withholding tax correctly on two fresh scenarios without referring to worked examples
Week 8: Achieve at least 75 percent overall on both timed mock exams with no single domain below 60 percent