Accounting, Bookkeeping & Financial Analysis (Accounting)

Accounting, Bookkeeping & Financial Analysis (Accounting)
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Accounting & Bookkeeping Basics. Accounting & Financial Analysis Concepts. Learn Accounting & Bookkeeping.

What you’ll learn
FREE EBOOK "Bookkeeping & Accounting Basics" (PDF)
Basic accounting & bookkeeping concepts
How to analyze financial statements
Understand the Balance Sheet, Income Statement (Profit & Loss Statement), and Cash Flow Statement
Requirements
No prior knowledge needed. All you need is a desire to learn!
Description
LEARN ACCOUNTING STEP BY STEP

Accounting is the language of business. In this course I will show you how to do accounting and bookkeeping, and apply those concepts to financial statement analysis. Each lesson is around 3-5 minutes and you can learn at your own pace. If you find traditional bookkeeping textbooks and classes boring and confusing, then this course is perfect for you because I explain everything in plain simple language that’s easy to understand and fun to learn.

THIS COURSE WILL COVER:

Fundamental accounting & bookkeeping concepts

How to read a Balance Sheet, Income Statement (Profit & Loss Statement), and Cash Flow Statement

Financial statement analysis to help you decide whether a company is doing well financially

And much more!

WHY THIS COURSE?

Taught by a CPA, CA, MBA – Calvin K. Lee

Calvin has 15 years of experience in accounting and bookkeeping, and provided consulting services for Fortune 500 companies

Calvin has worked in a Big 4 accounting firm (Ernst & Young LLP)

Calvin is a top-rated instructor at Schulich School of Business at York University

Over 66,000+ students from 178 countries enrolled in his courses

Lifetime access to this course, and you receive new lessons and updates for FREE

Certificate of Completion available

30-day money-back guarantee

REGISTER FOR THIS COURSE NOW!

Who this course is for:
Accountants and bookkeepers
Accounting and bookkeeping students
Investors who want to evaluate companies and financial statements for investment purposes