TOP 10 ACCOUNTING, FINANCE AND BANKING COURSES IN AUSTIN, USA - PAGE 3

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Certified Management Accountant by the Institute of Management Accounting. The certified management accountant certification qualifies those who hold it to work in corporate financial accounting and strategic management settings.

CPAs are licensed by each state in which they provide accounting services. The CPA designation is regarded highly by employers who hire accountants for both auditing and non-auditing positions.

Insurance and Risk Management explores the financial risks that your individual and business clients encounter and how they can manage those risks, including the utilization of insurance solutions.

This course delves into current tax code concepts, issues and regulations and the resulting consequences and liabilities to a financial planner's clients. You will develop tax planning strategies to manage tax liability and to accumulate assets while minimizing tax consequences.

Whether your role requires management of a team, supply chain, product development, inventory, contracts or sales pipelines, every business professional must be proficient at tracking, projecting and reporting financial information in order to be successful.

Fundamentals of Financial Planning introduces you to the financial planning process and to the technical skills a competent financial planner must possess in order to serve clients successfully.

The Accounting/Bookkeeping series will provide you with an understanding of the complete accounting cycle. Successful Graduates of this program may be Certified as Professional Bookkeepers by the American Institute of Professional Bookkeepers (AIPB).

Finance And Accounting For Non-financial Managers course is offered by Texas Executive Education. Texas Executive Education offers world-class education and leadership development to companies and individuals through custom programs and open enrollment classes.

Understanding the numbers only gets you so far; it’s how you apply information that matters. Recognize how value is created in your firm. Evaluate opportunities and assess competition based on robust financial analysis.