Accounting 101: How to read an Accounting Balance Sheet

Accounting 101: How to read an Accounting Balance Sheet, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.53, with 22 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 2610 reviews, and has 11080 subscribers.

You will learn about By the end of this course you will understand the three financial statements, and the difference between them. You will be able to read and understand the numbers on any annual report and/or balance sheets. You will also be able to make preliminary assessments of whether a business is doing well or not, based on the financial statements This course is ideal for individuals who are People who know very little on accounting and finance and would like to learn more; or Managers or entrepreneurs and they regularly receive financial information but are not able to make sense of the numbers or People who have invested money in businesses or stocks and are not sure how the business is performing financially It is particularly useful for People who know very little on accounting and finance and would like to learn more; or Managers or entrepreneurs and they regularly receive financial information but are not able to make sense of the numbers or People who have invested money in businesses or stocks and are not sure how the business is performing financially.

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Summary

Title: Accounting 101: How to read an Accounting Balance Sheet

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.53

Number of Lectures: 22

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 22

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 27

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 27

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

By the end of this course you will understand the three financial statements, and the difference between them.
You will be able to read and understand the numbers on any annual report and/or balance sheets.
You will also be able to make preliminary assessments of whether a business is doing well or not, based on the financial statements

Who Should Attend

People who know very little on accounting and finance and would like to learn more;
Managers or entrepreneurs and they regularly receive financial information but are not able to make sense of the numbers
People who have invested money in businesses or stocks and are not sure how the business is performing financially

Target Audiences

People who know very little on accounting and finance and would like to learn more;
Managers or entrepreneurs and they regularly receive financial information but are not able to make sense of the numbers
People who have invested money in businesses or stocks and are not sure how the business is performing financially

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Leela Krishna Says:

“…If you are serious about learning the RIGHT things about FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, I would strongly recommend this course. The instructor is very knowledgeable and explained the concepts with great clarity using examples for easy understanding…”

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Marvin Says:

“…So glad I found it here. Wooaahh. Numbers not that hard anymore!!! How I wish I had seen this lecture before. More than worth a penny!!!….

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Adam Says:

“This course makes you a finance literate! Fantastic coverage of financial statements and key aspects of financial management. Recommended.”

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Millions of people around the world, just like you and me are somehow involved in reading financial numbers.

Be it your business, your personal finance or your savings, understanding finance is now an essential pre-requisite for business survival and informed decision making.

Interestingly, the single biggest skill in life that could make or break your financial success is not taught in school.

Many entrepreneurs run businesses without having a clue on how to read a balance sheet. Business owners are and continue to remain dangerously ignorant of their numbers and the tax laws.

A recent study showed that 55% of small business owners did not review their monthly balance sheets, because they did not understand them.

Another survey finds that 83% of small businesses face a serious financial literacy gap.

The survey also found that the single reason why most small businesses didn’t succeed was the lack of financial literacy skills needed to navigate the obstacles.

This course reveals exactly how you overcome these issues by following the simple steps and tips we give in this course!

There really is nothing more to do!
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At the end of this course you will be able to:

Understand the business section of any newspaper or magazine, if you don’t do so already.

Understand the three main financial statements, viz. Balance Sheet, Income Statement and Cash flow and how they are different from each other.

Read these financial reports and interpret what the numbers really mean.

Throw questions on your financial reports that your accountant has never been asked before!

Just follow the simple steps and tips that we reveal.

The course will continue to grow and grow with new materials, new examples and new case studies being added every week!

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About this course:

Step-by-Step approach to reading financial statements

Downloadable case studies and material

Full lifetime access to this course and course material

So, why are you waiting? Join me in learning how financial statements are made and what they mean!

Remember, for every minute that you are waiting, somebody else is getting ahead of you!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Accounting

Lecture 3: Watch this first – Some basics of finance

Lecture 4: Learn the 3 important assumptions that accountants make!

Lecture 5: The 5 fundamental principles in finance

Lecture 6: The Secret Analogy of Financial Statements

Lecture 7: Accounting Equation: Do the numbers always add up?

Chapter 2: The Balance Sheet

Lecture 1: The Assets Side – Part I

Lecture 2: The Assets Side – Part II

Lecture 3: The Liabilities Side

Lecture 4: The Equity Component

Chapter 3: The Income Statement

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Income Statement

Lecture 2: Income Statement – Explained

Chapter 4: The Statement of Cash Flows

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Cash Flow Statement

Lecture 2: Why are profits not equal to Cash

Chapter 5: How do all these link together

Lecture 1: Case Study

Lecture 2: How do all these link together – Explained

Chapter 6: Financial Analysis Techniques

Lecture 1: Case Study – Apple Inc.

Lecture 2: Income Statement Analysis

Lecture 3: Balance Sheet Analysis

Lecture 4: Cash Flow Analysis

Chapter 7: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion and Summary

Instructors

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2 stars: 40 votes
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5 stars: 1347 votes

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