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Financial Statement Analysis and Reporting by A.K. Sharma
Lesson-3: Accounting Concepts00:33:43
Lesson-3: Accounting Concepts
00:33:43
Lesson-4: Trial Balance & its Relevance00:32:24
Lesson-4: Trial Balance & its Relevance
00:32:24
Lesson-5: Relevant Accounting Statements00:31:08
Lesson-5: Relevant Accounting Statements
00:31:08
Lesson-6: The first & original book of accounting – Journal (Part-I)00:29:51
Lesson-6: The first & original book of accounting – Journal (Part-I)
00:29:51
Lesson-7: The first & original book of accounting – Journal (Part-II)00:29:35
Lesson-7: The first & original book of accounting – Journal (Part-II)
00:29:35
Lesson-8: The second book of accounts – Ledger00:30:02
Lesson-8: The second book of accounts – Ledger
00:30:02
Lesson-9: Financial Statements00:30:36
Lesson-9: Financial Statements
00:30:36
Lesson-10: Financial Statements – Income Statement00:25:26
Lesson-10: Financial Statements – Income Statement
00:25:26About Course
A proper financial statement analysis consists of five key areas, each containing its own set of data points and ratios.
- Revenues. Revenues are probably your business’s main source of cash
- Profits
- Operational Efficiency
- Capital Efficiency and Solvency
- Liquidity
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