Ankur Mittal
Finance Tutor for International, Corporate, and Business Finance Studies
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Ankur Mittal
Bachelors degree
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Each lesson is 55 min
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About your finance tutor
Finance Subject Matter Expert | Tutor for CFA, CPA, CIMA, ACCA & University-Level Courses | Real-World Experience Hello! I’m Ankur, a dedicated finance tutor and industry professional with over 5 years of experience teaching students from the US, UK, Australia, Canada, and more. I specialize in helping students excel in CFA, CPA, CIMA, ACCA, and university-level finance and accounting subjects. Alongside teaching, I actively work with a CPA firm, giving me daily exposure to real-world financial challenges. This practical background allows me to bring a hands-on approach to tutoring, making complex topics relatable and easier to grasp. I also have strong experience with a variety of finance and ERP systems, including: QuickBooks (Expert-level), Sage 100, SAP, Procore, and Concur. This experience helps me guide learners not just academically, but also in practical problem-solving especially for those looking to apply their knowledge in jobs or professional roles. What I Offer: Conceptual clarity for finance, accounting, and tax topics Support for CFA, CPA, CIMA, ACCA & university coursework Assistance with assignments, financial modeling, and Excel-based analysis Real-world ERP insights from platforms like QuickBooks, SAP, Sage 100, and more Friendly, step-by-step guidance tailored to your level and goals.
Ankur graduated from University of Rajasthan
Expertise of your finance tutor
Real world application
Simulations
Review sessions
Career guidance
Exam prep
Financial planning
Student types for finance class
None Of The Above
All levels
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Adult/Professionals
School
Finance class quick guide
My teaching style is practical, structured, and fully tailored to each student's goals and background. I follow a concept-first approach, ensuring the student understands the "why" behind every concept before moving to application. 🔹 Step-by-step explanation – I break down complex topics into manageable parts using real-world examples from my work with CPA firms and financial systems. 🔹 Interactive sessions – I encourage active participation through questions, real-time problem solving, and discussion. 🔹 Practical exposure – I often simulate real-life accounting and finance problems using Excel, QuickBooks, or SAP-like tools so students gain job-ready skills. 🔹 Exam-focused strategy – For students preparing for CFA, CPA, or CIMA, I focus on clarity, memory tricks, and question-based practice. 🔹 Flexible pacing – Whether you want to learn fast or need more time on basics, I adapt my teaching to your speed and comfort. My goal is not just to help you pass exams or assignments, but to build lasting confidence in finance, accounting, and analytics.
Your finance tutor also teaches
International Finance
Personal Finance
Corporate Finance
Business Finance
Financial Markets
Finance concepts taught by Ankur
The Tutor and Student discussed a comparative analysis of indirect tax systems, focusing on VAT in Austria and the EU versus GST in India. They examined policy structures, compliance models, and economic effects. The next session will finalize the comparison country and refine the proposal and table of contents.
Indirect Taxation: VAT vs. GST
Multi-Stage Consumption Tax
Input Tax Credit (ITC)
Tax Rates and Exemptions
Operational and Administrative Differences
Digitalization and E-invoicing
The session focused on preparing the student to write a thesis proposal comparing VAT systems in EU countries with India's GST. Key topics discussed included the types of taxes (direct vs. indirect), the evolution of VAT systems, input tax credits, and progressive vs. regressive tax systems. The next session is scheduled to further develop the thesis proposal.
Input Tax Credit (ITC)
Cascading Effect
Progressive vs. Regressive Tax Systems
Harmonized System Nomenclature (HSN) Codes
Direct vs. Indirect Taxes
The session reviewed bad debt expense, allowance for doubtful accounts, and related journal entries. The student worked through several problems involving the calculation and recognition of bad debt expense, as well as the aging of accounts receivable. The Tutor assigned homework problems to further practice these concepts.
Trial Balance
Bad Debt Expense and Allowance for Doubtful Accounts
Aging of Accounts Receivable
Journal Entries for Bad Debt
Calculating Bad Debt Expense
The student and tutor reviewed bad debt expenses, accounts receivable, and methods for estimating and recording uncollectible accounts. They worked through several problems involving journal entries, net realizable value calculations, and aging reports. The student was assigned to complete the remaining questions for review in the next session.
Bad Debt Expense Estimation
Evaluating Quality of Accounts Receivable
Aging of Accounts Receivable Method
Percentage of Credit Sales Method
Recovery of Previously Written-Off Accounts
Net Realizable Value of Accounts Receivable
Writing Off Uncollectible Accounts
The session focused on the importance of internal controls in financial reporting, identifying potential problems like errors, disagreements, and fraud. The Student was introduced to the three golden rules of accounting (personal, real, and nominal) and how to apply them to journal entries. The Tutor assigned the Student to memorize the golden rules of accounting for the next session.
Importance of Internal Controls
Judgment and Estimates in Accounting
Restatement of Financial Statements
Three Golden Rules of Accounting
Journal Entries and the Accounting System
Safeguards in Accounting Systems
Financial Statement Errors: Errors
Disagreements
The Tutor started by recapping the importance of internal controls using a story to highlight potential consequences of inadequate systems. The session was planned to progress into the definitions, concepts, and implementation methods of internal controls. The main focus was to establish a solid understanding of internal controls and how to implement them effectively, however external factors brought the class to an early stop and it was primarily a discussion of scheduling.
Importance of Internal Controls
Financial Accounting Fundamentals
Scheduling and Time Management
Balancing Academics with Personal Life
Teaching tools used by finance tutor
Practice worksheets
Financial calculators
Microsoft excel, Google sheets
Stock market simulation
Financial statement analysis tools
Risk management tools
Hands-on finance lessons
Mobile joining
Open Q&A
Parent feedback
Note taking
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