What do Board Members need to understand about financial statements and budgets to be able to perform their duties? Certainly such things as:
- Recognizing what each of the three financial statements is trying to tell the reader.
- Understanding how to review an operating budget.
- Identifying the differences between when we record an expenditure as an asset on the balance sheet or an expense on the income statement.
- Exploring the types of internal controls that can be used to safeguard assets.
- Ten steps that can be used to review a set of financial statements
This course provides – in an easy to understand manner – the basic knowledge to make a director comfortable at the boardroom table when the financial statements and budgets are handed out.
Learning Objectives
- Recognize what each of the three financial statements is trying to tell the reader.
- Discover how to review an operating budget.
- Identify the differences between when we record an expenditure as an asset on the balance sheet or an expense on the income statement.
- Explore the types of internal control that can be used to safeguard assets.
- Discover the ten steps that can be used to review a set of financial statements.
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Prerequisites
Course Complexity: Foundational
No advanced preparation or prerequisites are required for this course.
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