Understanding the numbers associated with day-to-day operations is no longer just the domain of the finance and accounting departments--everyone from lower-level staff to senior managers should learn the fundamentals of the cost of the organization's product or service
Course Description
To run a business, numbers must be taken into account and factored into everyday decision-making, both major and minor.
Understanding the numbers associated with day-to-day operations is no longer just the domain of the finance and accounting departments--everyone from lower-level staff to senior managers should learn the fundamentals of the cost of the organization's product or service, the price strategies involved, and the impact that short- and long-term decisions have on the bottom line.
ACCOUNTING ESSENTIALS is an introductory course that teaches the basics of finance, accounting, and economic strategies in an easy-to-follow, easy-to-understand format complete with glossaries, diagrams, and self-tests.
A companion book to this course is THE ACCOUNTING CYCLE, a book by Jay Jacquet. This course is especially for non-financial managers or new business owners, and can be used in an academic setting.
It is an indispensable primer for learning and understanding accounting fundamentals, such as cash and accrual accounting, basic recordkeeping, ledger and journal entries, and financial statement preparation.
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Mission
The Training Institute of Washington, DC is dedicated to improving the way companies and individuals learn, use, and master technology through educational solutions that empower customers with choice, allowing them to determine when, where, and how they want their educational programs to be designed and delivered.
Accounting course is offered by BFMSNY. Our approach to teaching reflects a particular truth in Einstein’s statement, as we make it our mission that every BFMS.NY student may have the best tools to compete and achieve excellence.
The student will use computer software and financial accounting applications to analyze accounting records, prepare financial statements, and compile Excel spreadsheets.
The program will provide students with opportunities to develop basic skills in preparation for employment in modern, technology-driven offices in many entities, governments, schools, profit and non-profit organizations, and self-employment occupations.
Familiarise yourself with the three key financial statements, the Income Statement, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow Statement, to understand how the three statements give us a variety of information about the performance and current state of a business.
Learn the fundamentals of accounting in this three-hour, self-paced online module from the Kelley School of Business. You’ll learn the basics of financial statements, the role accounting information plays in decisions, and the internal vernacular of accounting.
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