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Course Overview
This intermediate-level, two-day course offers an introduction
to accounting by exploring the major groups of accounts and the
financial statements that make up a company’s annual report. It
also provides coverage of the financial concepts that HR
professionals should understand to interact effectively with the
individuals in accounting and finance departments. On the third
morning, an optional certification exam covers the content of
this seminar.
Who Should
Attend
This course is intended for HR professionals with limited
knowledge of accounting and finance who want to better
understand financial statements and measures that are affected
directly or indirectly by the HR function.
What You Will
Learn
Introduction to
Accounting
- The total
rewards model
- HR -- a
strategic business partner
- Governing bodies
and policies
- Major groups of
accounts
- Financial
statements
- Accounting types
- Financial
measures
- Problems with
accounting
- Underlying
principles
- Components of
the annual report
The Balance
Sheet
- Assets
- Liabilities
- Shareholders'
equity
- Summary concept
- Liquidity
measures
- Debt ratios
The Income
Statement
- The income
statement
- Revenue/sales
- Cost of goods
sold
- Gross margin
- Operating
expenses
- Other income and
expenses
- Provision for
taxes
- Extraordinary
items
- Net income
- Earnings per
share
- Return on sales
Statement of
Cash Flows and Shareholders' Equity
- Statement of
cash flows
- Statement of
shareholders' equity
- Review of the
four required statements
Financial
Analysis
- Overview of
financial measures/ratios
- Liquidity
measures review
- Debt ratios
review
- Profitability
measures
- Funds management
ratios
- Other
performance measures
- Review of
financial measures
Planning and
Financing the Business
- Financial
planning
- Typical
planning process
- Developing
business plans
- Evaluating
capital projects
- Financing the
business
- Financing
sources
- Long-term
- Leases
- Short-term
The Strategic
Partnership -- Human Resources and Finance
- Human resources
and finance
- Recording
compensation and benefits costs
- Wages and
salaries
- Incentive pay
- Benefits costs
- Mandatory
benefits
- Welfare benefits
- Retirement plans
- Communication
- Retirement plans
- Communication
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