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Overview/Description
Financial statements of an organization often conceal more than they reveal. Being able to analyze them and extract meaningful information is an essential skill that financial as well as non-financial professionals should have. Ratio analysis can be used to determine relationships between two elements of the same financial statement or between one element of one financial statement and another element of a different financial statement. This type of analysis can also be used to compare your companyâs performance to a number or key indicators, including your competitors...
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Understanding the nuances of income statements is critical for business analysts and investors. And of all the components of a balance sheet, nonrecurring items require special attention because of their temporal significance. This Business Impact explores two types of nonrecurring items: Unusual or Infrequent Items and Extraordinary Items.
Target Audience
Any individuals interested in gaining essential business finance knowledge.
Expected Duration (hours)
0.1
Lesson ObjectivesAssessing Nonrecurring Items in Income Statements
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Given the fierce competition for investor capital, it's imperative that companies position themselves as the most profitable and desirable venture available. This Business Impact explores the specific documents and ratios that potential shareholders seek in making investment decisions.
Expected Duration (hours)
0.1
Lesson ObjectivesAttracting New Investors - Keeping Presentations Focused
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Cash flow management involves monitoring, analyzing, and adjusting your business's cash flows to maintain a steady flow of cash available for your activities when needed. Sustaining working capital while managing the flow of cash is often a challenge with many businesses. Sale of goods and services results in cash coming in, while paying bills, taxes, dividends, and the repayment of loans result in cash going out. This course provides some insights into managing cash flow in your area of operation. You are guided through the classification of cash flow into operating,...
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Businesses employ different depreciation methods for reporting tax and financial data. This challenge focuses on selecting the best depreciation method for a tangible asset.
Expected Duration (hours)
0.2
Lesson ObjectivesDepreciation Methods
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Financial statements, including the Income Statement, the Cash Flow Statement, and the Balance Sheet, work as a dashboard of the financial performance of an organization. Knowing how these financial statements are created, and how they reflect the performance of the organization, helps non-financial professionals better understand how their own functional areas can affect the company's bottom line. These financial reports are also used by professionals in all areas for evaluating proposals, suppliers, competitors, markets, and the general condition of the industry they...
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The life blood of any successful business is the steady and predictable flow of incoming cash. But what steps can be taken when a business experiences acute revenue shortfalls? This Business Impact explores some common options available to business owners when facing a critical need to increase cash flow.
Expected Duration (hours)
0.1
Lesson ObjectivesIncreasing Cash Flow in Times of Need
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Finance and accounting are at the heart of every business. These functions deal with recording, summarizing, and analyzing financial information across all departments for decision making, directing, and controlling their resources and activities. Every activity or non-activity in an organization has financial implications and financial acumen is expected at every organizational level. Professionals and functional managers in every department and functional area should have a certain amount of comfort and familiarity with the basic accounting and financial concepts,...
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Recession changes the playing field for business. This Business Impact examines its key factors that companies need to take into consideration.
Expected Duration (hours)
0.1
Lesson ObjectivesRecession: How it Affects Business
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We operate in an information economy, but current accounting methods are still grounded in the transaction-based economic system of past decades. This Business Impact explores the value of intangible assets in determining a company's worth.
Target Audience
Staff and management working in an accounting, finance or financial services roles including managers, supervisors, accountants, auditors and financial service representatives.
Expected Duration (hours)
0.1
Lesson ObjectivesRecognizing The Value of Intangible Assets
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