Objective
Provide
information about an entity’s investing and financing activities during the
accounting period, as well as showing how much cash was generated by the
period’s operations.
· Familiarize the participants with
the relevant financial information needed to make management decisions.
· Practice using financial
information in managerial decisions.
· Understand the basic concepts of
financial reporting in the profit and loss statement, balance sheet, and cash
flow report.
· Understand and work more
effectively with the financial managers of the organization.
Benefits
The course help
the participants answer questions such as the following:
·
How much cash was provided by the normal, ongoing operations of the
company?
·
In what other ways were significant
amounts of cash raised?
·
Is the company investing enough in new
plant and equipment to maintain or increase capacity and to replace old
facilities with more efficient ones?
·
Is the company reinvesting excess cash
in productive assets, or is it using the cash to retire stock?
·
To what extent are the company’s
investments being financed by internally generated cash and to what extent by
borrowing or other external sources?
·
For the cash obtained externally, what
proportion was from debt and what from equity?
·
Is the company having to borrow cash in
order to maintain its cash dividend payments?
Methodology
Lecture and Case Study Methods.
Course Content
Purpose
of the Cash Flow Statement
Sources
and Uses of Cash
·
The Cash Flow Statement
Ø Statement
Categories
Ø Investing
Activities
Ø Financing
Activities
Ø Noncash
Transactions
Ø Cash
Flow from Operating Activities
Ø Indirect
Method Calculations
Ø Summary
of the Cash Flow Statement
·
Misconceptions About Depreciation
Ø Cash
Flow Earnings
·
Preparation of the Cash Flow Statement
Ø Cash
Flow Worksheet
Ø Worksheet
Entries
Ø Statement
Preparation
Ø Summary
of Preparation Procedures
·
Analysis of the Cash Flow Statement
Ø Ratios
Ø Cash
Flow Projections
·
Introduction to Basic Accounting
· Financial Reports
· Accounting Process
· Basic Concepts and Financial
Reports
Ø Basic
Concepts
Ø Balance
Sheet -
Ø Income
Statement -
Ø Statement
of Owners’ Equity
Ø Statement
of Cash Flow
· Financial Reporting Analysis
· Business Objectives
· Return on Investment
· Sound Financial Position
· Structure of Analysis
· Investment Turnover and Profit
Margin
· Price/Earning Ratio
· Profitability Ratios
· Profit Margin
· Investment Utilization Ratios
· Investment Turnover
· Working Capital Measures
· Financial Condition Ratios
· Liquidity and Solvency
· Dividend Policy
· Balanced Scorecard
· Published Annual reports
· Working Capital Management
· Cash Flow Management
· Account Receivable Management
· Inventory Management
· Fixed Asset Management
· The Classification of Costs
· Cost Information and Decision
Making
· Different Costs for Different
Purposes
· The Behavior of Costs
Ø Relation
of Costs to Volume -
Ø Variable
and Fixed Costs
Ø Cost
Volume Diagram
· Break Even Point Analysis
Ø The
Profit Graph
Ø Break-Even
Volume
Ø Operating
Leverage -
Ø Contribution
Ø Cost
Information and Decision Making
· Source of Financing (Debt and
Equity)
· Capital Budgeting and Cost of
Capital.