Accurate record keeping is the cornerstone of a healthy business. Learn to track the finances and taxes for your business in this introductory bookkeeping course.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Why is financial record keeping important?
- Financing a small business
- Sales forecasting
- Forecasting expenses
- Cash flow management
- Forecasted financial statements
- Wasatch Medical Center and paper records
- A simple spreadsheet
- Basic accounting software
- Payroll record keeping
- Types of books
- Business income tax report: US Schedule C
- Separating personal from business expenses
- Reliable financial reports
- Financial reports for banks, potential investors, and partners
- Earnings management and user skepticism
- Auditors
- Valuing a family-owned business
- Using price-earnings (P/E) ratio for valuation
- Using price-to-book (P/B) ratio for valuation
- Using price-to-sale (P/S) ratio for valuation
- Establishing the credibility of income forecasts
- Managing internal controls
- Setting up your business for success
Taught by
Jim Stice and Kay Stice