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If accurately interpreted, financial data can reveal a great deal of information about an entity. Acquire skills that professional reviewers employ to make sound decisions for forecasting, financing and risk-assessment purposes. Topics such as liquidity, capital structure, profitability, debt, and operating performance will be discussed in this hands-on course.
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If you are a sole proprietor of a business, learning the basics of federal income tax laws that are relevant to you can help you to make informed decisions. This course allows you to gain the knowledge necessary to understand the current tax regulations that impact your business.
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This class will enable you to define regulations such as Sarbanes-Oxley, as well as others such as FASB and ERISA, to ensure accurate and compliant reporting in the national and international domains.
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Enrich your understanding of assets, liabilities, and earnings in this high-level accounting course. Special attention will be paid to preparing documents for external viewing, especially the policies, practices, and procedures that must be correctly followed.
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This course will look more closely at financial reports. You will develop a fuller appreciation of operating, investing and financing activities, as well as of balance sheets and income statements. Red flags for statement reviewers will be identified and discussed. By the end of this course, you will have the ability to analyze the well-being and growing concern of a company, as well as to create comparisons to industry counterparts.
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Lower costs and raise profitability when you gain an understanding of cost accounting, which tracks the money associated with different organizational practices. A history of the cost-analysis framework will be discussed, as will current iterations of this accounting principle. Throughput accounting, marginal costing and comparisons and contrasts of these processes will be spotlighted.
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Being able to read between the lines of a financial statement is an important skill for those seeking to learn more about a corporation. Gain an understanding of the different forms of ownership, profitability, valuation, cash flow, and ratio analysis. Special attention will be paid to the notes to financial statements as prepared in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).
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This introductory business statistics course will cover descriptive statistics, tables and charts, and normal distribution. You will also be introduced to control charts, confidence intervals and sample-size determination. Sample tests of hypothesis, simple linear regression, and an introduction to multiple regressions will also be covered.
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After a review of the doctrines governing principal and agent, the course will examine the laws governing partnerships and corporations. Students will focus on formation, operation, internal relationships and dissolution of these entities under New York law.
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