International Financial Statement Analysis And Review Course

The Complete Guide to Financial Analysis, Reporting, US GAAP & IFRS I Book & MCQs | Ideal for Aspiring CFOs & FDs

What you'll learn

Master Financial Statements: Learn to analyze Balance Sheets, Income Statements, and Cash Flows to assess a company’s financial health and performance.

Apply U.S. GAAP & IFRS: Gain expertise in revenue recognition, liability valuation, and income taxes for accurate financial reporting.

Conduct Advanced Analysis: Use vertical, horizontal, and ratio analysis to evaluate liquidity, solvency, profitability, and market trends.

Evaluate Financial Health: Calculate and interpret key ratios like current ratio, debt-to-equity, and return on assets to identify strengths and risks.

Communicate Insights Effectively: Develop skills to present financial findings in clear, actionable reports for better decision-making.

Reinforce Learning with Tools: Access MCQs, Excel templates, and resources to practice and apply concepts in real-world scenarios.

22+ hour complete financial analyst course!

Create a financial model (projecting the future) for an income statement.

Create a financial model (projecting the future) for a balance sheet.

Create a financial model (projecting the future) for a cash flow statement.

Analyze and understand a cash flow statement (even if you have no experience ).

Build a company’s P&L from scratch

Requirements

Basic understanding of finance and accounting principles. Graduation or undergraduate in finance or a related field. Familiarity with financial statements like balance sheets and income statements. Proficiency in basic math and spreadsheet tools (e.g., Excel). Eagerness to learn and apply financial reporting concepts. Access to a computer with internet for course materials.

Description

Are you ready to dive deep into the world of External Financial Reporting Decisions and emerge with a mastery that sets you apart in the finance industry? This 30-hour intensive course is meticulously designed to provide you with fresh, practical, and in-depth knowledge of financial reporting, guided by an instructor with 15 years of hands-on experience in finance, including managing companies and finalizing financial statements.What You’ll Learn:Master the Core Financial Statements: Gain a deep understanding of the Balance Sheet, Income Statement, Statement of Cash Flows, Statement of Comprehensive Income, and Statement of Changes in Stockholders’ Equity, along with their limitations.Practical Application of Accounting Standards: Learn how to apply U.S. GAAP and IFRS principles in real-world scenarios, including revenue recognition, valuation of liabilities, and accounting for income taxes.Hands-On Financial Analysis: Develop skills to analyze and interpret financial data, ensuring accurate and insightful reporting for informed decision-making.Comprehensive MCQ Practice: Test and reinforce your knowledge with hundreds of multiple-choice questions designed to prepare you for real-world challenges and certification exams.Expert Insights from Industry Experience: Benefit from practical tips, strategies, and real-world examples shared by an instructor with 15 years of experience in managing companies and finalizing financial statements.Course Highlights:In-Depth Coverage of Key Topics: From accounts receivable, inventory, and investments to property, plant, and equipment, intangible assets, and owners’ equity, this course covers every critical aspect of financial reporting.Practical Tools and Techniques: Learn how to perform vertical analysis, horizontal analysis, and ratio analysis to evaluate a company’s financial health and performance.Real-World Applications: Explore liquidity ratios, solvency ratios, profitability ratios, and market prospects ratios to assess a company’s financial stability, profitability, and growth potential.Exclusive Resources: Access downloadable PDFs, preformatted Excel spreadsheets, and a comprehensive book to reinforce your learning and serve as a valuable reference guide.Capstone Financial Statement Analysis Report: Learn how to effectively communicate your findings and insights through a structured financial statement analysis report.Who Should Enroll?Accounting and Finance Professionals seeking to enhance their skills in financial reporting and deepen their understanding of key accounting standards and analytical techniques.Undergraduate and Graduate Students studying accounting, finance, or related fields who wish to strengthen their knowledge and practical application of financial reporting.Your Instructor:With 15 years of experience in finance, including managing companies and finalizing financial statements, your instructor brings a unique blend of theoretical knowledge and practical expertise. Having navigated the complexities of financial reporting in real-world scenarios, they are uniquely positioned to guide you through the intricacies of external financial reporting decisions.Enroll Now and Transform Your Financial Reporting Skills!Don’t just learn financial reporting—master it. With this course, you’ll gain the knowledge, skills, and confidence to make informed financial reporting decisions that drive business success. Enroll today and take the first step towards becoming a financial reporting expert.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Indepth Overview of Financial Reporting

Lecture 2 Indepth Overview of Financial Reporting - 01

Lecture 3 Indepth Overview of Financial Reporting - 02

Section 3: Understanding of Balance Sheet's Element

Lecture 4 Understanding of Balance Sheet's Element: 01

Lecture 5 Understanding of Balance Sheet's Element: 02

Lecture 6 Understanding of Balance Sheet's Element: 03

Section 4: Understanding of The Income Statement's Element

Lecture 7 Understanding of The Income Statement's Element: 01

Lecture 8 Understanding of The Income Statement's Element: 02

Lecture 9 Understanding of The Income Statement's Element: 03

Section 5: Non Controlling Interest: Investment in Subsidiary

Lecture 10 Non Controlling Interest: Investment in Subsidiary - 1

Section 6: Financial Reporting: The Statement of Cash Flow

Lecture 11 Financial Reporting: The Statement of Cash Flow Lecture -1

Lecture 12 Financial Reporting: The Statement of Cash Flow Lecture -2

Lecture 13 Financial Reporting: The Statement of Cash Flow Lecture -3

Lecture 14 Financial Reporting: The Statement of Cash Flow Lecture -4

Lecture 15 Financial Reporting: The Statement of Cash Flow Lecture -5 - MCQs

Section 7: Financial Reporting: The Statement of Comprehensive Income

Lecture 16 Financial Reporting: The Statement of Comprehensive Income

Section 8: Financial Reporting: The Statement of Changes in Stockholders Equity

Lecture 17 Financial Reporting: The Statement of Changes in Stockholders Equity

Section 9: Financial Statement Analysis

Lecture 18 The Financial Statement Analysis - 1

Lecture 19 The Financial Statement Analysis - 2

Lecture 20 The Financial Statement Analysis - 3

Lecture 21 The Financial Statement Analysis - 4

Lecture 22 The Financial Statement Analysis: Income Statement Analysis

Lecture 23 The Financial Statement Analysis - Balance Sheet Analysis

Lecture 24 The Financial Statement Analysis - Cash Flow and Ratio Analysis

Section 10: Performance Management and Analysis

Lecture 25 Performance Management and Analysis - 1

Lecture 26 Performance Management and Analysis - 2

Section 11: Balance Sheet Items Analysis

Lecture 27 The Balance Sheet Overview

Lecture 28 Valuation of Account Receivable: Allowance Method, Bad Debt Calculation and MCQs

Lecture 29 Factoring: Types of Factoring, With Recourse, Without Recourse & MCQ's Resolved

Lecture 30 Inventory Part- 1: Inventory Cost Flow

Lecture 31 Inventory Part - 2: Cost allocation, FOB ( Shipping Points, and Destination )

Lecture 32 Inventory Part- 3: FIFO, LIFO, Weighted Average & Specific Identification Method

Lecture 33 Inventory Part-4: Physical Inventory Count, Errors in Inventory & MCQ's Practice

Lecture 34 Inventory Part-5: Inventory Valuation, Method( LCM, MV, Cost, Replacement etc.)

Section 12: Financial Asset Management & Valuation: Investment

Lecture 35 Investment Part - 1: Types, Fair Value Method, Equity & Consolidation Method

Lecture 36 Investment Part - 2: Debt Securities and Equity Securities

Lecture 37 Investment Part - 3: Debt and Equity Method of Finalizing Accounting entries

Lecture 38 Investment Part - 4: Debt and Equity Method of Finalizing Accounting entries

Lecture 39 Investment Part - 5: Debt and Equity Method of Finalizing Accounting entries

Lecture 40 Investment Part - 5: Debt and Equity Method of Finalizing Accounting entries -14

Lecture 41 Investment Part - 5: Debt and Equity Method of Finalizing Accounting entries 15

Section 13: Non-Controlling Interest

Lecture 42 Non-Controlling Interest

Section 14: Property Plant Equipment - PPE

Lecture 43 Property Plant Equipment - PPE - 1

Lecture 44 Property Plant Equipment - PPE - 2

Lecture 45 Property Plant Equipment - PPE - 3

Lecture 46 Property Plant Equipment - PPE - 4

Lecture 47 Impairment of PPE (Property Plant Equipment)

Lecture 48 Impairment of PPE (Property Plant Equipment) -2

Lecture 49 Impairment of PPE (Property Plant Equipment) -3

Section 15: Valuations of Liabilities

Lecture 50 Valuations of Liabilities: Warranties

Lecture 51 Off-Balance Sheet Financing

Accounting and Finance Professionals seeking to enhance their skills in financial reporting and deepen their understanding of key accounting standards and analytical techniques.,Business Owners, Entrepreneurs, and Managers who want to make informed decisions based on a thorough analysis of financial statements.,Undergraduate and Graduate Students studying accounting, finance, or related fields who wish to strengthen their knowledge and practical application of financial reporting.,Investors and Financial Analysts who want to enhance their ability to assess company performance and make informed investment decisions.,Anyone with a keen interest in understanding the financial health and performance of companies through the analysis of financial statements.