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Understanding
Accounts is a "finance for non-financial" course on multimedia CD-ROM to
help you read and understand an Annual Report and Accounts, including the
Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss Account and Cash Flow Statement. It
also explains the concepts of Assets and Liabilities, Liquidity,
Depreciation, Equity and Loan Capital and Gearing, and shows how to use
Accounting Ratios to identify trends in a company's financial performance.
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Who
is the Understanding Accounts multimedia CD-ROM for?
- Anyone without formal
accountancy training who needs to be able to read a set of annual
company report and accounts in order to make business or credit
decisions
- Anyone running a
business (or looking to invest in a business) who needs to be able to
see how well that business is doing
- As pre-course work for
finance for non-financial courses
- As an interactive visual
aid for finance for non-financial courses
- For business studies
students needing to understand the concepts of the balance sheet,
profit and loss account, cash flow, depreciation, gearing, liquidity, etc.
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Understanding
Accounts does what it says on the tin. It helps you understand the
annual company accounts drawn up by your accountant. Finance for non
financial managers courses cover much the same ground. In fact, co-author
Nick Rints has many years' experience running finance for non financial
management courses for colleges, business schools and companies. The
advantage of this interactive CD-ROM is that it is available when you need
it. It's also a fraction of the cost. When you need to learn how a
balance sheet works, how to read a profit and loss account, understand
cash flow, gearing, liquidity, or apply accounting ratios, get out the
Understanding Accounts CD. The "revisit" menu allows you to jump
straight to the section you need.
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What's
in the Understanding Accounts multimedia?
- Why
do we need published accounts?
- What
is a Balance Sheet - what are Assets and Liabilities?
- Why
do companies borrow? What are the relative merits of using equity and
borrowed funds?
- How
do companies (and the tax authorities) treat the purchase of capital items?
- Why
is working capital important in many businesses and why do different
companies have different needs?
- Why
is a balance sheet presented the way it is?
- What
happens to profit - especially that retained in the business?
- Liquidity:
How
can a company have substantial retained profit, yet still be short of cash?
- What
can we learn from a company's balance sheet
- How
do we measure Profit?
- What
is the Matching Principle?
- What
are the differences between Cash and Profit?
- What
is meant by different measures of profit and how are they reported?
- What
influences a company's cash position?
- What
role does Depreciation play in the story of cash?
- How
can we control cash - especially Working Capital?
- How
can we measure the profitability of a business?
- What
can simple ratios tell us about company performance?
- Understanding
Accounts Educational costs £395+VAT.
This licence allows unlimited multiple use within a college, training
centre or similar. This
includes a pack of 20 CD-ROMs to allow disks to be distributed to students
or trainees for pre-course work or individual study. OR £295+VAT
for single disk for a learning centre.
- Understanding Accounts
Solo costs £29.95 + VAT
which allows use by a single user only
- available on 14 days free trial (business
addresses only, please) Please click the "buy or
try" button.
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