Accounting: Income Statement, Investment Analysis, and Financing

Corporate
Digital Skills

Business Management and Finance

Duration

50h

PRESENTATION

Accounting: Income Statement, Investment Analysis, and Financing‘ is a comprehensive exploration of the essential fundamentals of the business financial management. This course provides you with a comprehensive understanding of accounting as an information system, enabling you to analyze and evaluate a company's financial condition.

Through a detailed exploration of the Statement of Income, you'll learn how to interpret and use this key tool for measuring business performance and making informed decisions. In addition, we'll cover strategies for analyzing investments, which will allow you to evaluate the project feasibility y investment decisions.

Objectives

  1. Gain a solid understanding of the principles and concepts accounting, including the role of accounting as a financial information system.

  2. Develop the ability to interpret and analyzer financial statements, with a focus on the income statement to evaluate business performance.

  3. Learn how to apply methods static and dynamic investment screening methods to assess the feasibility of investment projects and make data-driven decisions.

  4. Gain knowledge about sources of funding, from equity to debt financing, and how to select the right financing for a company's needs.

  5. Develop skills to analyze the financial situation of a company and use this information to make strategic decisions that drive business success and profitability.

Syllabus

TEACHING UNIT 1. ACCOUNTING FUNDAMENTALS.

  1. Accounting as an Information System.
  2. The Company's Assets.
  3. Accounting Standards.
  4. Accounting process.

TEACHING UNIT 2. BALANCE SHEET ANALYSIS.

  1. Asset pools.
    1. – A graphical representation of a balance sheet.
  2. Financial and Net Worth Balance.
  3. Working capital.
  4. Maturation period.

TEACHING UNIT 3. BUSINESS RESULTS: INCOME STATEMENT.

  1. The impact on the company.
    1. – Concept.
    2. – Income Statement: Profit and Loss Statement.
    3. – Key figures from the income statement.
    4. – Expenses and revenue by type.
  2. Analysis of Results.
  3. Calculating the Break-Even Point.
  4. Profitability. Analysis of profitability.

TEACHING UNIT 4. INVESTMENT ANALYSIS.

  1. Factors to Consider Before Selecting Investments.
    1. – Types of investments.
    2. – Amount to be invested.
    3. – Benefits of an investment.
  2. Investment Selection Methods.
    1. – Static methods.
    2. – Dynamic methods.

TEACHING UNIT 5. FINANCING.

  1. Financing through equity.
  2. Funding through grants.
  3. Debt financing.

TEACHING UNIT 6. BUDGET PREPARATION AND BUDGET CONTROL.

  1. General Overview of the Budget System.
  2. The budgeting process.
  3. Budgetary control.
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