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 Using Finance & Accounting in Your Small Business |
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| Duration: |
1hr 45min |
| Course Description: |
This course titled, Using Finance and Accounting in Your Small Business, will help you understand the important relationship that exists between your small business, finance, and accounting. The concepts are explained with clarity; links are made between the terms and everyday activities that occur in small business.
The specific lessons and topics are selected because they are important to the daily success of your small business: cash flow, financing, credit. Managerial accounting is taught because as a small business owner or manager you want to understand what drives your costs, profits, and sales.
Knowing when to seek outside help is important for any business manager. This course touches on special accounting topics like tax preparation; later you may want to take another course on special topics in accounting to further your understanding of taxes.
There are six lessons in this course:
Lesson One - Relating Finance and Accounting to Your Small Business
Lesson Two - Keeping Capital Working for You
Lesson Three - Budgeting and the Importance of Planning
Lesson Four - Cash Flow and Daily Survival
Lesson Five - Managerial Accounting and Meaningful Measurement
Lesson Six - Special Accounting Topics
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If you would like to view articles excerpted from this course, please click on the links below:
The Importance of Capital
The Business Cycle and Your Business
Managerial Accounting and Small Business Growth
Understanding Accounting Vocabulary
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| About the Writer: |
Julia Bartlett has 18 years of business experience as a manager and small business owner. In addition to following daily business trends, Julia has earned an MBA from Plymouth State University in New Hampshire.
Over the years, Julia has helped small businesses with marketing, accounting, finance, and process improvement. Julia believes that small businesses are special because the managers and owners are able to stay involved in many distinct aspects of the business. She believes that a motivated manager, having genuine interest in the business, can absorb essential information (like finance and accounting), bolstering the success of that business. |
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