Diploma in Financial Accounting (DFA)

Financial accountants analyze and interpret the fiscal data of companies. They use their findings to prepare financial documents for use by the public and outside parties, such as creditors, investors, banks and government agencies. The primary goal of financial accounting is to provide accurate and complete information so that external parties can make informed financial decisions. Financial accountants are typically employed by companies, the government or accounting firms, and they often work in cities where there are higher concentrations of companies.