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.
A sound business budget can help you effectively manage resources as your organization changes and grows. Microsoft Excel is uniquely suited to the task of business budgeting, as it boasts a slew of features that make it easy to create budget models, as well as apply ongoing updates as your business evolves. In this course, Joshua Rischin shows business owners, managers, and their staff how to use Excel to design, create, and maintain robust business budgets. Joshua demonstrates how to use an Excel model to build business budgets in a logical and structured manner, as well as how to forecast income and expenses based on various scenarios. He also shows how to collate inputs from various sources to create structured Excel input sheets, visualize your projected results, prepare summary reports, and more.
By undertaking this credential you'll learn the principles of business money management: reading a balance sheet, understanding profit and loss statements, and grasping a business' basic financial strategy for growth. You'll gain the skills to make good financial decisions, and to help take a business closer to its financial goals.
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Finance for Non-Finance People by Toolbox for Marketing and Management Creative Concepts, Forecasting Methods, and Analytical Instruments by Honestly, “spreadsheets” are kind of the vegetables of the business world -- the very idea of them makes some people queasy. But that’s ok! They can be intimidating, but they’re not impossible to understand. Today we’re going to learn to love ‘em, because basic accounting can make or break a business. If we lose track of expenses or overestimate a revenue stream, we might end up questioning where all the money has gone.
Would you like to know what Accounting REALLY MEANS? In this short tutorial we'll take 1 simple example and follow it through all 8 Steps of the Accounting Cycle - from start to finish - you'll build a solid understanding of all the Accounting Basics we encounter along the way. Stuff like the Accounting Equation, Debits & Credits, Double-Entry Accounting, T-Accounts, the Trial Balance etc.
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