Reading Financial Reports for Dummies - Lita Epstein
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Résumé : At first glance, the data in financial reports might seem confusing or overwhelming. But, with the right guide at your side, you can learn to translate even the thickest and most complex financial reports into plain English. In Reading Financial Reports For Dummies, you'll move step-by-step through each phase of interpreting and understanding the data in a financial report, learning the key accounting and business fundamentals as you go. The book includes clear explanations of basic and advanced topics in finance, from the difference between private and public companies to cash flow analysis. In this book, you'll also find: Reading Financial Reports For Dummies is a can't-miss resource for early-career investors, traders, brokers, and business leaders looking to improve their financial literacy with a reliable, accurate, and easy-to-follow financial handbook....
Your personal roadmap to becoming fluent in financial reports
Biographie: Lita Epstein, MBA is a financial writer who focuses on career growth and business topics. She earned her MBA from Emory University and her BA from Rutgers University. Lita has written more than 40 books, including the previous editions of Reading Financial Reports For Dummies.
Sommaire: Introduction 1 About This Book 2 Conventions Used in This Book 2 What You're Not to Read 2 Foolish Assumptions 3 Icons Used in This Book 3 Beyond the Book 4 Where to Go from Here 4 Part 1: Getting Started with Financial Reports 5 Chapter 1: Opening the Cornucopia of Reports 7 Figuring Out Financial Reporting 8 Preparing the reports 8 Seeing why financial reporting counts (and who's counting) 9 Checking Out Types of Reporting 11 Keeping everyone informed 11 Following the rules: Government requirements 12 Going global 13 Staying within the walls of the company: Internal reporting 14 Dissecting the Annual Report to Shareholders 15 Breaking down the parts 15 Getting to the meat of the matter 16 Keeping the number crunchers in line 17 Chapter 2: Recognizing Business Types and Their Tax Rules 19 Flying Solo: Sole Proprietorships 20 Keeping taxes personal 20 Reviewing requirements for reporting 21 Joining Forces: Partnerships 21 Partnering up on taxes 22 Meeting reporting requirements 22 Seeking Protection with Limited Liability Companies 22 Taking stock of taxes 23 Reviewing reporting requirements 23 Shielding Your Assets: S and C Corporations 23 Paying taxes the corporate way 24 Getting familiar with reporting requirements 25 Chapter 3: Public or Private: How Company Structure Affects the Books 27 Investigating Private Companies 28 Checking out the benefits 29 Defining disadvantages 30 Figuring out reporting 31 Understanding Public Companies 32 Examining the perks 33 Looking at the negative side 34 Filing and More Filing: Government and Shareholder Reports 35 Quarterly reports 35 Yearly report 35 The rules of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act 36 Dodd-Frank's impact on financial industry regulation 39 Entering a Whole New World: How a Company Goes from Private to Public 41 Teaming up with an investment banker 41 Making a public offering 42 Chapter 4: Digging into Accounting Basics 45 Making Sense of Accounting Methods 45 Cash-basis accounting 46 Accrual accounting 46 Why method matters 46 Understanding Debits and Credits 48 Double-entry accounting 49 Profit and loss statements 50 The effect of debits and credits on sales 50 Depreciation and amortization 51 Checking Out the Chart of Accounts 52 Asset accounts 54 Liability accounts 56 Equity accounts 57 Revenue accounts 58 Expense accounts 59 Differentiating Profit Types 60 Gross profit 60 Operating profit 60 Net profit 61 Part 2: The Big Show: Annual Reports 63 Chapter 5: Exploring the Anatomy of an Annual Report 65 Everything but the Numbers 66 Debunking the letter to shareholders 66 Making sense of the corporate message 67 Meeting the people in charge 68 Finding basic shareholder information 68 Getting the skinny from management 68 Getting guarantees from management 72 Bringing the auditors' answers to light 73 Presenting the Financial Picture 76 Summarizing the Financial Data 77 Finding the highlights 77 Reading the notes 78 Chapter 6: Balancing Assets against Liabilities and Equity 79 Understanding the Balance Equation 80 Introducing the Balance Sheet 80 Di...
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