Reading financial reports for dummies / by Lita Epstein.
Material type:
- 9780470376287 (pbk.)
- 0470376287 (pbk.)
- 332.63/2042
- HF 5681 E64r 2009
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HF 5681 B929w 2011 Warren Buffett and the interpretation of financial statements : the search for the company with a durable competitive advantage / | HF5681C28S67 1990 Financial accounting : an events and cash flow approach / | HF 5681 E64r 2005 Reading financial reports for dummies / | HF 5681 E64r 2009 Reading financial reports for dummies / | HF 5681 F491 1993 Financial accounting and reporting / | HF 5681 F491 2012 Financial reporting & analysis / | HF 5681 F841u 1988 Understanding financial statements / |
Includes index.
Part I: getting down to financial reporting basics -- Recognizing business types and their tax rules -- Public or private: How company structure affects the books -- Digging into accounting basics -- Part II: checking out the big show: Annual Reports -- Exploring the anatomy of an annual report -- Balancing assets against liabilities and equity -- Using the income statement -- The statement of cash flows -- Scouring the notes to the financial statements -- Considering consolidated financial statements -- Part III: analyzing the numbers -- Testing the profits and market value -- Looking at liquidity -- Making sure the company has cash to carry on -- Part IV: understanding how companies optimize operations -- How reports help with basic budgeting -- Turning up clues in turnover and assets -- Examining cash inflow and outflow -- How companies keep the cash flowing -- Part V: the many ways companies answer to others -- Finding out how companies find errors: the auditing process -- Digging into government regulations -- Creating a global financial reporting standard -- Checking out the analyst-corporation connection -- How companies communicate with shareholders -- Keeping score when companies play games with numbers -- Part VI: the part of tens -- Ten financial scandals that rocked the world -- Ten signs that a company's in trouble -- glossary.
Updated to reflect the 2007 law on international financial reporting standards, offers ways in which businesspeople of all levels can better understand accounting and explains how to analyze financial data effectively
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