Inhalt: Struggling with your personal finances? Professors Jim and Kay Stice outline five basic tips to help you get a better handle on your money. This short course provides time-tested tips on managing your spending, managing your fixed costs (regular monthly expenses), creating a budget, investing, and saving money. Umfang: 00:09:14.00
Inhalt: Accounting uses financial information from the past to make decisions in the present to change the future. This course provides an introduction to the four basic types of accounting-bookkeeping and financial, managerial, and tax accounting-and explains the links between accounting, decision-making, business performance, and financial health. Accounting professors Jim and Kay Stice review the three primary financial statements, using actual examples from companies like Walmart. They show how businesses use managerial accounting to build budgets and determine the cost of products, and explain how income taxes, credits, and deductions are calculated in the United States. The course is self-contained; there are no prerequisites or specialized knowledge required to follow along. By the end, you should have a better understanding of accounting and how it affects your business or personal finance. Umfang: 02:00:57.00
Inhalt: Goodwill, accounts receivable, and other long-term assets often have a market value that is less than the book value, or cost, of the asset. In this course, you can learn how to account for this on the balance sheet through asset impairment. Working with impaired assets also requires understanding how to value those assets from year to year and audit the reported value. This course covers all the aspects of identifying, reporting, and auditing the acquisition, depreciation, and impairment of tangible and intangible assets. Plus, learn about the option for upward revaluation-write-up-available under the International Financial Reporting Standards rules. Umfang: 01:29:10.00
Inhalt: Bookkeeping is about collecting information, recording events, and organizing those records to make better decisions. Accountants use the financial transactions recorded in ledgers or "books" to create a company''s income statement and balance sheet. In this course, accounting professors Jim and Kay Stice walk you through the four key steps in the bookkeeping process: analyzing transactions, recording the effects, summarizing the effects, and preparing financial reports. They explain the components of a journal entry-debits and credits-and the essential questions a bookkeeper/accountant asks in reviewing those transactions. They also explain how accountants translate ledger information into financial statements and the role of computer programs in helping businesses manage their accounts. Umfang: 01:39:50.00
Inhalt: Running an organization without a proper budget (or serving as a manager without insight into your organization''s budgeting framework) is an exciting and overwhelming existence. Harnessing the power of a budget gives you the ability to identify challenges and develop strategies on paper to avoid or adapt to those surprises in advance. This course covers the construction of purchase budgets, production budgets, hiring budgets, overhead budgets, and cash budgets. Professors Jim and Kay Stice help you weigh the impact of budgeting on employee morale and show how budgets pay off in the future when you can use them to evaluate your business performance. Umfang: 01:37:15.00
Inhalt: Accurate pricing protects your profits and keeps your products competitive. In this course, instructors Jim and Kay Stice explore cost-based pricing strategies that account for the costs associated with creating products, from materials to man hours, as well as overhead and R&D. Discover how the cost-plus model used in government contracts can provide a baseline for your business, and explore alternatives such as loss leaders and bundling. Then learn how to account for the production constraints for special orders and use forecasting to determine stable long-term prices. Finally, learn how transfer pricing can affect internal performance metrics and international income tax planning, and how activity-based costing allows companies to charge more for products or customers with greater demands. Umfang: 01:27:38.00
Inhalt: If you run a business, you probably want your business to have as broad a market as possible, which means, ideally, conducting business in multiple countries. Of course, having a business that's active in a global, interconnected economy brings with it a whole slew of accounting challenges. How do you keep track of credits and debits when you're dealing with US dollars, euros, British pounds, Japanese yen, and more? In this course, accounting experts Jim Stice and Kay Stice dive into how conducting business across national borders creates finance and accounting challenges that don't exist when all business is done locally. Lenders, investors, and borrowers need to communicate using a common financial language. Jim and Kay show how additional operating, investing, financing, legal, and social risks are introduced when a company buys, sells, borrows, or invests across national borders. Umfang: 01:46:55
Inhalt: Knowingly-or unknowingly-reporting fraudulent information in your financial statements can lead to catastrophic consequences for your business. To prevent fraud, you need a series of internal controls, including a top-down control environment, physical controls, and ongoing monitoring. This course teaches you how to use these internal controls to increase the integrity of your financial statements. Professors Jim and Kay Stice take a look at the types of financial reporting problems that can occur and safeguards to minimize them. They also discuss the impact of Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX), and the compliance requirements for U.S. businesses that fall under the act. Plus, find out how the Securities and Exchange Commission enforces accurate financial reporting in the securities market and beyond. Note: This course does not satisfy compliance training requirements for SOX. Umfang: 01:46:14.00
Inhalt: Explore how accountants handle leases and the corresponding assets and liabilities, and learn about the impact of the 2019 Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) lease rules. Instructors Jim and Earl Kay Stice give an overview of leasing versus buying, and discuss different ways to finance assets before giving a quick history of lease accounting and the FASB financial standards. They then cover how the 2019 FASB rules affect the way organizations account for leases, and address transition difficulties. Umfang: 01:43:49.00
Inhalt: Business leaders eying risky investments have no more ability to peer into the future than the average family deciding on a home. They do, however, have time-tested strategies-including the calculation and consideration of net present value (NPV) and internal rate of return (IRR)-to help them structure their long-term decisions. In this course, accounting and finance professors Jim and Kay Stice delve into these concepts, explaining how calculating NPV and IRR, as well as applying the foundations of the time value of money, can help businesses make smart decisions. Jim and Kay cover the importance of determining the amount, timing, and riskiness of future cash flows when deciding whether to undertake a long-term project. They also discuss how to construct a capital budgeting analysis, calculate NPV and IRR, assess opportunity costs, and more. Along the way, they provide lighthearted, practical examples that illuminate how each concept plays out in the real world. Umfang: 01:42:10
Inhalt: Managerial accounting helps managers make decisions using an organization's financial data. An understanding of managerial accounting helps you figure out how much a product costs, analyze when your company breaks even, and budget for expenses and future growth. In this course, accounting professors Jim and Kay Stice cover all the fundamentals, including costs and cost behaviors, cost-volume-profit (CVP) relationships, cost flows, standard costing and activity-based costing, and budgeting. Umfang: 02:36:03.00
Inhalt: Managing a company's financial records entails a lot more than keeping track of money coming in and going out. Put one revenue stream in the wrong column, and you could grossly misrepresent your company's financial health. In this course, accounting professors Jim Stice and Kay Stice dive deep into the accounting strategies behind more complex, higher-level bookkeeping practices. They cover topics such as adjusting entries, strategies for dealing with bookkeeping mistakes, closing entries, and making auditing of books easier. Umfang: 01:39:48
Inhalt: There''s a critical link between an organization''s goals and its performance metrics. A beautiful mission statement is nothing without specific, actionable measures that provide incentives to succeed. These actionable numeric measures are called key performance indicators (KPIs) and can be organized into a structure called the balanced scorecard. The scorecard helps you quantify business performance over time: weeks, months, quarters, or even years. In this course, accounting professors Jim and Kay Stice explain what KPIs your business should consider in a balanced scorecard, from financial goals to employee and customer satisfaction. They describe how to craft a clear mission statement that complements your KPIs, and how to tie performance to incentives. Plus, get a look at KPIs in action, as Jim and Kay break down a case study examining a trucking company''s balanced scorecard. Umfang: 01:17:28.00
Inhalt: If you lack a zest for numbers, you may have been tempted to disregard math after wrapping up your formal education. But while you may struggle to find practical applications for vector calculus, numbers are everywhere, and grasping certain fundamental mathematical concepts can help you better understand the world around you. In this course, join accounting professors Jim and Kay Stice as they help you discover how to leverage the power of numbers to approach businesses problems and make everyday decisions. They explore the power of ratios and percentages, how to monitor and evaluate your budget, how to forecast the timing and amount of a business loan, and much more. Umfang: 02:14:25.00
Inhalt: The financial choices a company makes can impact its performance and valuation-which makes corporate finance an important topic for executives, managers, and accountants alike. Learn the basics of corporate finance and its impact on decision-making and growth. In this course, professors Jim and Kay Stice lay the foundation for how corporate finance works and make the connections between business activity and finance. They discuss the role of risk in financial decision-making, the benefits of diversification, how short- and long-term financing can impact cash flow and business operations, and the various ways businesses use equity or debt to finance corporate capital. Plus, learn about the mysterious capital asset pricing model, CAPM. Umfang: 01:28:56.00
Inhalt: Financial reports contain a trove of information about your company's past, present, and future. With the basic tenants of financial analysis in your tool kit, you can use these reports to gain valuable insights into your organization's strengths and shortcomings. In this course, Jim and Kay Stice dive into the subject of financial statements, explaining how to work with and analyze them. They start off with some general knowledge about the structure and layout of a financial statement, and then go deeper by looking at the various ratios most commonly found in these statements. Plus, they detail the various limitations of financial statement analysis. By the end of this course, you'll be able to analyze financial statements to spot concerning trends and make smarter calls going forward. Umfang: 01:30:36.00
Inhalt: Se você quer crescer na carreira e assumir maiores responsabilidades na organização, precisará demonstrar uma compreensão mínima de gestão financeira - mesmo que não exerça uma função financeira. Você não precisa ser uma pessoa "numérica"! Só precisa entender o papel dos números nos negócios. Nesse curso, o professor de contabilidade Jim Stice ajudará você a desenvolver a perspicácia financeira necessária para interpretar relatórios financeiros e tomar decisões com base em dados disponíveis, gerenciar estoques e recebíveis, criar um orçamento preciso, fazer o custeio de um produto ou serviço, analisar clientes, compreender o imposto de renda e comunicar sua contribuição para os resultados. Umfang: 01:25:20.00
Inhalt: Are you curious about the financial details of big companies like Walmart and Boeing, but shy away from further investigation because you don't consider yourself a numbers person? In this series, accounting professors Jim and Kay Stice-who have been exploring financial information for a combined 60 years-break down essential accounting and finance concepts into manageable, bite-sized chunks. They help you understand the balance sheet, debits and credits, company operating cycles, and more. In addition, they explain where to find accounting information in the real world, and what to do with it once you have it. Umfang: 03:57:41.00
Inhalt: Manage your small business successfully with these finance essentials from accounting professors Jim and Kay Stice. They explain the five reasons so many small businesses fail and outline strategies-such as tracking your accounting, managing your operating cycle, and forecasting cash flow-that will help you manage your small business better. They also provide valuable perspective on pricing strategies and the dangers of fast growth. Umfang: 00:51:10.00
Inhalt: If you''re looking to grow your career and take on greater responsibility within your organization, you''ll need to demonstrate a basic understanding of financial management-even if you''re not in a financial role. You don''t have to be a numbers person! You just have to appreciate their role in business. In this course, accounting professor Jim Stice helps you develop the financial acumen necessary to interpret financial reports and make decisions based on available data, manage inventory and receivables, create an accurate budget, and cost a product or service. Plus, learn how to analyze your customers, understand your income taxes, and communicate your contribution to the bottom line. Umfang: 01:23:29.00
Inhalt: Finance exists in the real world. It impacts everyone: individuals, families, companies, and governments. While it may sound complicated, at its core finance is about deciding what to buy, getting the money you need to buy it, and efficiently managing the resources you already own. In this course, Brigham Young University business professors Jim and Kay Stice provide a comprehensive overview of finance, touching on everything from reading a balance sheet to understanding derivatives and securities. They tackle questions such as "What is the difference between short-term financial management and long-term financing?" and "What is the difference between a traditional bank, an investment bank, and an investment fund?" Along the way, you can get an inside look at financial reports from companies such as Walmart and Toys "R" Us, the IPOs of Microsoft and Facebook, and even the data that go into personal financial decisions, such as deciding whether to buy a car. Umfang: 02:40:05.00
Inhalt: Do you know the value of your business? Business valuation is critical when selling a small business, bringing on a partner, seeking additional debt or equity financing, establishing the share valuation in an initial public offering (IPO), or buying another company. In this course, accounting professors Jim and Kay Stice provide an introduction to the most important business valuation methods. They proceed from the valuation of individual assets and liabilities to the valuation of entire businesses. The course includes practice with simple valuation models, such as the use of multiples and price-to-earnings ratios, as well as the more complicated "discounted cash flow" valuation model. The final chapters include a fun and practical examination of the value of one very real business-McDonald''s-and some parting words of advice. Make sure to check out the Stice brothers'' other accounting and finance courses to understand the other economic factors that impact your business. Umfang: 01:49:38.00
Inhalt: Filing your personal or professional income taxes in the US can be an overwhelming task. Accounting and finance professors Jim and Kay Stice can make filing this year''s taxes a bit easier for you by explaining basic taxation concepts and terminology-and providing valuable tips to save money when it comes to tax planning. In this course, they cover concepts such as taxable income, tax brackets, average and marginal tax rates, tax withholding, deductions, and credits, and explain the motivation behind federal tax deductions such as mortgages, dependents, and charitable giving. They review the steps involved in filing a personal income tax return, explain the benefits of legitimate (legal) tax planning, and address some of the special issues that corporations and small businesses face in filing returns. NOTE: The information in this course applies only to the United States. Umfang: 02:04:16.00
Inhalt: Businesses can't operate unless they know if they're in the red or black. Without an accurate financial picture, you can't make purchasing, hiring, or any other important decisions. Financial accounting is the set of tools and techniques used to accurately gauge and report on the financial health of a company. In this course, finance professors Jim Stice and Earl Kay Stice teach you the basics. Get an overview of key financial statements, including the balance sheet and income statement, and the mechanics of accounting. Review some the current issues and emerging trends facing financial accountants, such as revenue recognition and tax deferral. Plus, learn how to read and analyze financial statements from publicly traded companies in order to ascertain company performance and value. Umfang: 01:49:20.00
Inhalt: Anyone who needs to interpret financial statements or communicate financial results needs a solid understanding of financial accounting. This comprehensive, self-contained training course is designed to give business professionals-including managers, analysts, and entrepreneurs-the confidence they need to use financial data to drive strategic decision-making. Professors Jim Stice and Earl Kay Stice use actual reports from real-world companies like Microsoft and Walmart to drive home ideas such as the difference between net income and cash flow and why the credits and debits system is so important to everyday accounting. They help you understand assets and liabilities; interpret balance sheets, income statements, and statement of cash flows; evaluate and adjust journal entries; and prepare your own financial statements. This is an MBA-level course, layered with case studies and insights that will help you bridge the gap between the academics of accounting and its real-world application. Stay tuned for Part 2 of the training series, which covers ratio analysis, forecasting, and business valuation. Umfang: 03:29:03.00
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