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THIS REFERS TO THE "THIRD" SECTION OF CHAPTER 3, BUT THIS IS ACTUALLY THE FIRST VIDEO TO CHAPTER 3. THE PREVIOUS VERSION OF THE TEXT INCLUDED THIS AT THE END OF CHAPTER 3.
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Lecture 14: Financial Analysis
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Lecture 14: Financial Analysis
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Lecture 13: Financial Management
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Lecture 11: Accounting: Financial Statements
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Module 3: Commercial Structure
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Companies must review all assets for potential impairment on every financial reporting date. The companies will then write down or write off the assets.
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'Give me a lever long enough and a fulcrum on which to place it, and I shall move the world.' Archimedes, That pretty much explains using T accounts to develop the Statement of Cash Flows.
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Watch this video of how to develop an Indirect Method Statement of Cash Flows and the next time your roommate asks 'Does an inventory reduction result in a cash increase or cash increase,?'…
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