A Guide to Understanding Financial Statements
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01 - Why you need to understand financial statements.mp4
00:41
01 - What are financial statements.mp4
04:57
02 - Cash vs. accrual.mp4
05:53
03 - GAAP vs. IFRS.mp4
02:20
01 - What is the profit and loss.mp4
02:58
02 - Conventional vs. functional classification for profit and loss.mp4
01:35
03 - Revenue.mp4
01:31
04 - Cost of goods sold.mp4
02:38
05 - Operating expenses.mp4
01:46
06 - Other income and other expenses.mp4
02:36
07 - Gross profit and gross margin.mp4
01:32
08 - Net operating income.mp4
01:15
09 - Net other income.mp4
00:51
10 - Net income before tax and after tax.mp4
01:16
01 - What is a balance sheet.mp4
02:00
02 - Assets.mp4
04:12
03 - Current assets.mp4
04:55
04 - Long term assets.mp4
04:55
05 - Liabilities.mp4
04:20
06 - Current liablities.mp4
05:08
07 - Long term liabilities.mp4
02:05
08 - Owners equity.mp4
03:08
01 - What is the statement of cash flows.mp4
02:18
02 - Direct cash flows vs. indirect cash flows.mp4
04:20
03 - The three sections of the statement of cash flows.mp4
02:50
01 - How the financial statements connect together.mp4
06:28
02 - Take your career to the next level with these other areas.mp4
01:03
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Financial Statements are something everyone should understand how to read, as they teach you how to analyze the health of a business. This course covers the fundamentals of financial statements, helping you make more informed business decisions and grow in your career. Instructor Josh Aharonoff helps you master the fundamentals of how to read and understand financial statements. He does a deep dive into the three most common financial statements: profit and loss, balance sheet, and statement of cash flows. Josh dissects each section of these statements, explaining how they are connected and how to build a statement of cash flows.
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- language english
- Training sessions 27
- duration 1:19:31
- English subtitles has
- Release Date 2025/01/22
