Description
Accounting for Beginners
Course Description
This course was updated October 29th 2015, it will cover the three main areas of finance & accounting:
1) The Income Statement / Profit & Loss Statement and what to look out for in business meetings
2) The Balance Sheet and why this important statement is not complicated, even though the US and UK have a different style for presenting it
3) Options for raising extra cash
Also, there is an extra section based on other areas outside the three main areas
The 16 videos should take less than one hour to assimilate
Take this course and surprise your colleagues with your financial knowledge
What are the requirements?
- No previous knowledge is required, other than basic business knowledge
What am I going to get from this course?
- Over 31 lectures and 4 hours of content!
- Understand Finance & Accounting meetings
- Contribute to business strategy
- Be completely comfortable in business performance meetings
What is the target audience?
- This is a Finance for non-finance managers course
Curriculum
Section 1: Profit & Loss or Income Statement | |||
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Lecture 1 |
Introduction to the course
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01:06 | |
Lecture 2 |
Introduction to the next video on P&L and Income Statements
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00:57 | |
Lecture 3 |
Introduction to Profit & Loss and Income Statements
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05:31 | |
Lecture 4 |
Are they Expenses or Assets
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02:55 | |
Lecture 5 |
Accounting Jargon
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02:23 | |
Lecture 6 |
Accuals Accounting is Fundemental
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03:07 | |
Lecture 7 |
Stock movements and how this affects the financials
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02:36 | |
Section 2: Balance Sheets | |||
Lecture 8 |
Balance Sheet Styles
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04:30 | |
Lecture 9 |
Balance Sheet Level 2
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02:41 | |
Section 3: Cash & Working Capital | |||
Lecture 10 |
Raising cash from your receivables/debtors
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02:47 | |
Section 4: Working more efficiently | |||
Lecture 11 |
Show two different variables on the same chart
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01:48 | |
Lecture 12 |
Jump around an excel worksheet
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00:36 | |
Lecture 13 |
Eliminate Error messages
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00:55 | |
Lecture 14 |
How to present a moving chart in PowerPoint
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02:00 | |
Lecture 15 |
Avoid mistakes with the rounding function
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01:32 | |
Section 5: Other points | |||
Lecture 16 |
How to calculate the Return on Capital Employed
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04:36 | |
Lecture 17 |
Transfer Pricing – International Rules
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01:42 | |
Lecture 18 |
Why Absolute Referencing is important to save time
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02:01 | |
Lecture 19 |
Excel and Calculator logic is different
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01:39 | |
Section 6: Printed Resources | |||
Lecture 20 |
Profit and Loss, Income Statement Introduction Print
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26 pages | |
Lecture 21 |
Profit & Loss Income Statement Accruals Print
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10 pages | |
Lecture 22 |
Expenses or Assets Print
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21 pages | |
Lecture 23 |
Profit & Loss, Income Statement Terms print
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10 pages | |
Lecture 24 |
Depreciation Print
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11 pages | |
Lecture 25 |
Trial Balance into Financials print
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27 pages | |
Lecture 26 |
Inventories and Stocks Print
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21 pages | |
Lecture 27 |
Balance Sheet start print
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24 pages | |
Lecture 28 |
Balance Sheet Introduction print
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20 pages | |
Lecture 29 |
Invoice Finance print
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8 pages | |
Lecture 30 |
Return on Capital Employed print
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16 pages | |
Lecture 31 |
International Rules print
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6 pages |
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