CFA® Level 1 (2021) – Complete Financial Reporting Analysis by Keith Tan

CFA® Level 1 (2021) – Complete Financial Reporting Analysis by Keith Tan

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What you’ll discover

classify the many components of the financial statement (assets, liabilities, equity, revenue, and expenses).
Recognize the fundamental and more complex accounting formulae.
Recognize the functions of regulatory and standard-setting agencies.
Understand the IFRS Framework and be able to list the main distinctions between IFRS and US GAAP.
Calculate depreciation, COGS, inventory, and basic and diluted EPS under various cost flow assumptions.
Sort things into operational and non-operating categories.
Recognize the various balance sheet accounts, their values, and the things they stand for.
Create financial ratios, then use them to draw conclusions.
Make a cash flow statement using the direct or indirect methods, as appropriate.
Differentiate between cash flows for operating, investing, and financing.
Use a variety of financial analysis tools and approaches.
To analyze a company’s profit drivers, use the DuPont formulae to break down ROE into its constituent parts.
Differentiate between the weighted average cost, LIFO, and FIFO cost flow methodologies.
Use the various cost flow methodologies to determine COGS, ending inventory, and gross profit.
Differentiate between capitalizing costs and immediately deducting them.
Find out how to revalue an asset and whether it is impaired.
Separate taxes owing from income tax expenses.
Recognize the situations that result in delayed taxes, compute them, and make any necessary corrections.
Use the effective interest rate technique to determine a bond’s book value and interest costs.
Differentiate between a financing lease and an operating lease.
Recognize how reported earnings, financial condition, and the categorization of cash flows can be impacted by accounting processes and estimations.
Watch out for indications of earnings manipulation.
Use analytical techniques to project future cash flows and profitability.
Recognize the typical alterations that financial statements undergo for comparability.

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