Podcasts about Financial accounting

In this episode, I'm diving into the essentials of bookkeeping specifically for small business owners who want to take control of their finances without the overwhelm. I break down accounting basics like the difference between financial accounting and tax accounting, and I explain when (and if) you actually need audited financial statements. We'll talk about how to simplify your DIY bookkeeping process, stay on top of your taxes, and make tax preparation less stressful.    If you're a small business owner, freelancer, or creative entrepreneur looking for practical tips on bookkeeping, taxes, and staying organized, this episode is packed with everything you need to build confidence and clarity around your money.   00:00 Understanding Bookkeeping for Small Businesses 00:52 The Role of Bookkeeping in Small Business 13:14 Navigating Tax Accounting vs. Financial Accounting 16:34 Creating a Simple Spreadsheet System 19:23 Tracking Deductions and Expenses Effectively 22:41 Building a Sustainable Financial Future   If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, review and share it! Every review makes a difference by telling Apple or Spotify to show the Sunlight podcast to new audiences.   Links: Link to pre-order my book, Taxes for Humans: Simplify Your Taxes and Change the World When You're Self-Employed. Get your free visual guide to tax deductions Check out my program, Money Bootcamp  

In this episode of The Parlor Room podcast, host Chris Linnane sits down with Harvard Business School Professor V.G. Narayanan, senior associate dean for HBS Online and Executive Education, an expert in financial accounting, to explore the essential role of financial statements in the business world. They discuss how understanding business dynamics makes you a better accountant, the critical importance of financial statements as a form of communication, and how accounting serves as a universal language connecting businesses of all sizes.  GUEST V.G. Narayanan, Thomas D. Casserly, Jr. Professor of Business Administration, Senior Associate Dean of Executive Education and Senior Associate Dean of HBS Online RESOURCES HBS Online's Financial Accounting course (https://hbs.me/3nrrrr8t)  Narayanan's latest book, Introduction to Financial Accounting (https://hbs.me/2p9bw8pv) Related HBS Online blog posts: Choosing the Right HBS Online Finance & Accounting Course (https://hbs.me/2p9698nj) The Importance of Communication in Accounting (https://hbs.me/2p89fbxe) 8 Financial Accounting Skills for Business Success (https://hbs.me/49fhszbx) 5 Steps to Learn Financial Accounting without an Accounting Background (https://hbs.me/bde226nh) Course Comparison: Financial Accounting vs. Leading with Finance  (https://hbs.me/3p7p6kkx) Watch this episode on YouTube: https://hbs.me/2p8z2ft2

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Myles Corson is the Global and America Strategy and Markets Leader for Financial Accounting and Advisory Services at EY. He also hosts the EY Better Finance Podcast, which focuses on various financial topics and trends affecting businesses today.  Myles shares insights on the importance of “doing the math,” explaining how effective finance leaders filter valuable information from overwhelming data sources to drive consistent performance. Myles discusses how companies can adapt to disruptions like economic shifts, geopolitical instability, and advancing technology.  He emphasizes that strong finance functions must balance short-term and long-term performance, especially when navigating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) priorities alongside shareholder demands. He also covers how finance leaders can utilize AI and digital transformation tools in innovative ways, moving past traditional models to enhance efficiency and market adaptability. Myles reflects on what he's learned from hosting the EY Better Finance podcast, noting the essential skills that set great CFOs apart, especially their ability to communicate complex ideas with clarity and build trusted relationships within the executive team. He concludes with a look at EY's ongoing research, such as the DNA of the CFO report, and the significance of alignment between personal and functional transformations in fostering organizational resilience.     Key Takeaways   [03:51] Myles agrees with Jim on the importance of numbers, noting that CFOs face a data overload, making it difficult to separate critical information from noise. Successful CFOs, he adds, prioritize clarity and focus on key metrics to drive performance. [05:00] Myles addresses the issue of achieving a “single point of truth” in company data, particularly within finance. He sees AI as a tool for improving data consistency but underscores the CFO's role in guiding organizations to focus on key KPIs for clear, actionable steps. [07:10] Myles agrees with Jan that establishing decision-making criteria based on company values and mission is crucial. He highlights that data strategy and governance are essential, with CFOs evolving from data stewards to data architects. [09:32] Myles describes how CFOs can balance traditional finance duties with strategic business partnerships. He emphasizes that finance transformation should focus on adding value, not just cutting costs. [11:14] Myles comments on the need for companies to adapt to disruptions with a clear strategic vision. He shares how agile, cross-functional leadership became a key factor during the pandemic and encourages CFOs to leverage this approach in the future. [15:55] Myles acknowledges the challenge of balancing ROI, DEI, and ESG initiatives, especially when there are competing priorities. He highlights that top CFOs deliver both short-term results and long-term investments, with a strong focus on culture and adaptability. [22:38] Myles compares the AI hype cycle to the early days of the internet, expressing his belief that AI's real value lies in transforming processes rather than providing small improvements. He advises leaders to align AI applications with clear outcomes. [33:18] Myles emphasizes the importance of storytelling and communication skills among top CFOs, recounting a guest's two essential questions for finance teams: "Do you trust us?" and "Do you value having us at the table?" [36:50] Myles concludes with insights from EY's ongoing research on CFO transformation, stressing the need for alignment across personal, functional, and enterprise goals to achieve successful change. [40:18] And remember, "The theory that can absorb the greatest number of facts, and persist in doing so generation after generation, through all changes of opinion and detail, is the one that must rule all observation." - Adam Smith   Quotable Quotes "The math has to be there; add up the math. If you sit there and just pay attention in meetings, how many times the math just doesn't add up." "Successful CFOs have that clarity; they know what drives performance in their businesses, and they make sure the math stacks up." "The challenge isn't the individual issues; it's the compounding effect and the magnitude of impact."  "Transformation is a tool, but it's about outcomes. What are the outcomes we're trying to drive toward?" "A missed opportunity isn't measured on the balance sheet."  "If you understand the outcomes and choose the right tools to deliver those outcomes, that's when you'll be successful." "Four out of five investors tell us they would trade some short-term performance for longer-term investment because they want confidence in sustained performance." "Too often, transformation is seen through the lens of cost reduction, but it's really about focusing on what matters." "What we need is a moment of commitment as a leadership team—and you have to commit to what the outcomes are and stick to it."    Resources Mentioned The Leadership Podcast | Sponsored by | Rafti Advisors. LLC | Self-Reliant Leadership. LLC | Myles Corson Website | Myles Corson LinkedIn |  

Today we have a special guest on the podcast, Brett Neal, CPA, and Co-owner of High Velocity Accounting, who specializes in working with home service companies.Running a service business is hard, and getting the numbers right is the most important ingredient to success.Working harder when the numbers are off just accelerates the challenges and stress.Accounting and bookkeeping are usually not the strong suits of most business owners.But they're also one of the most important functions to get right so we're not working for peanuts and struggling to stay ahead.If you find that your business is running you, and the financial rewards are not what they should be, then this episode is for you.As business owners, once we get the numbers right, life gets a lot easier and a whole bunch more fun and rewarding.Making sure the numbers align so you can deliver exceptional service, treat your employees well, and make it all worth it to the business owners in the end, is what it's all about.Seeking the help of professionals in the areas we need guidance in is the key to sustainable growth.This episode may help you get back on that path. Enjoy!Guest Website:https://www.highvelocityaccounting.com/For more podcast episodes, visitwww.battleplan-marketing.com/podcast/Grow Sales Without Ads:https://plumber-dominance.com/reactivationBattle Plan Marketing®Next-Level Marketing for ContractorsCapture - Book - Closehttps://battleplan-marketing.com/LinkedInhttps://linkedin.com/company/battleplan-marketing

Nino Mortkipanidze, Chapter Ambassador, and Maria Voskanyan, Communication Lead (Women in Tech), joined the show to promote the first edition of the Women in Technology Caucasus and Central Asia awards for the first time in Georgia, scheduled for September 22. About Nino: Chapter Ambassador for Women in Tech Chief Innovation Officer at THE CROSSROADS Caucasus University in Tbilisi, Georgia. Nino is an experienced consultant with a demonstrated history of working in the management consulting industry. She is skilled in Operations Management, Financial Accounting, Project Management, and Risk Management—a strong consulting professional with a BBA in Major Corporate Finance. About Maria: Communication Lead for Women in Tech Blockchain UX Designer, Brand Strategist, Empowering Women to make sense of Web3 Despite working in male-dominated industries - Tech/Digital, Maria has helped dozens of companies transform and develop cutting-edge branding and UX/UI designs that stand out from the noise and inspire them to take action. After running into Blockchain Technology and learning more about Web3, Maria was instantly motivated to become one of the adopters of emerging Web3 tools; this practice later manifested in a turning point in her career when she founded a Web3 Women Space Community that is run and managed entirely by women. Empowering women in Web3, training, learning, supervising remote teams, mentoring and getting mentored by industry leaders, and building ecosystems designed to support, assist, fund, and grow women have become her lifelong mission. What's Women in Tech? Women in Tech is the world's leading organization for Inclusion, Diversity, and equity in STEM. The community counts for over 200,000 members across the globe, with chapters in all six continents. With the Head Office in Paris, they are a Global Movement. The community is represented by persons of all abilities – regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, class, age, or sexual orientation. What's the focus of Women in Tech? They focus on four primary areas that call for action: Education, Business, Social Inclusion and Advocacy. They create impact through the effort to build skills and confidence, setting women up for success. Women in Tech's mission? Women in Tech® has a double mission: to close the gender gap and to help women embrace technology. They aim to educate, equip, and empower women and girls with the necessary skills and confidence to succeed in STEM careers. By 2030, the goal is to Empower 5 million Women and Girls. website https://women-in-tech.org/ge/ Nino Mortkipanidze linkedin.com/in/nino-lortkipanidze-27a494195 Maria Voskanyan linkedin.com/in/maria-voskanyan A MUST-LISTEN SHOW!!!

If I was going to listen to one episode of my own show this year, this would be the one. There is something I love about all of them, but this was next level. It may be appropriate considering the guest: Dr. Peter Cappelli. He is a professor of Management and Director of the Center for Human Resources at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. He is the author of numerous Harvard Business Review articles and, recently, the author of a book on the topic of our discussion: Our Least Important Asset: Why the Relentless Focus on Finance and Accounting is Bad for Business and Employees. He explains so many things you think are dumb about the way we handle our workforces. Like: ❌ Employees are not assets. They're a fixed cost and one that must be minimized to drive shareholder value. ❌ Creating the appearance of shareholder value is NOT the same as creating a strong and efficient business. ❌ This leads to so many practices you think are shortsighted. Decreasing training budgets, layoffs, wonky recruitment, capped salaries... and it's invisible. Or, at the very least, opaque. ❌ All because of GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) and how they are applied to HR decisions. ❌ Even investors wish this would change. There was so much to take in and so many useful insights for HR more broadly. It's longer than my typical episode, but I HIGHLY recommend it! It will be well worth your time. A link to Dr. Cappelli's book https://www.amazon.com/Our-Least-Important-Asset-Relentless/dp/0197629806 Find Andrea on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrea-adams1/ or at andrea@thehrhub.ca

In episode 144 of Jamstack Radio, Brian speaks with Joran Dirk Greef of TigerBeetle. This conversation explores financial transaction databases and the importance of building trust at the intersection of open source and business. Joran shares the invaluable lessons he learned from his early days as a self-taught developer as well as his journey founding TigerBeetle.

In episode 144 of Jamstack Radio, Brian speaks with Joran Dirk Greef of TigerBeetle. This conversation explores financial transaction databases and the importance of building trust at the intersection of open source and business. Joran shares the invaluable lessons he learned from his early days as a self-taught developer as well as his journey founding TigerBeetle.

Join the 2nd cohort now: https://buildswh.com/engage-right-members/optin Welcome to a pivotal episode of 'Sipping Tea with Sabrina,' where we tackle 'Financial Accounting for Nonprofits.'  Are you facing challenges engaging your board with your organization's mission despite fundraising goals? Join me as I dive into solutions to bridge this gap and empower your team. In this enlightening discussion with Chyla Graham, CPA from CNRG Account Advisory, LLC, discover the essential strategies for nonprofits to establish robust financial systems. Learn how transparency and understanding accounting rules can elevate your nonprofit's credibility and impact. Tune in to unravel the key to fostering trust and sustainability in your nonprofit's mission delivery

In our latest episode, we're joined by Arthur Veytsman, CEO at Immerss, bringing 25 years of experience and insights into the dynamic intersection of leadership, business strategy, and cutting-edge technologies. Tune in for a deep dive into the future of retail! Guest: Arthur Veytsman, CEO at Immerss https://www.linkedin.com/in/aveytsman/ Started and managed 6 companies over a 25-year span. Prior to that, I spent 6 years in management consulting, implementing technologies for various industries. Overall experience covers all aspects of business management with an emphasis on Leadership, Business Strategy, Sales, Operations, and Financial Accounting.

In this episode, I'm taking you through a journey to uncover the core differences between Financial Accounting and Managerial Accounting. With interesting analogies and easy-to-understand examples, I'm excited to share how these two fields contrast and complement each other in the business environment. We'll delve into their unique purposes, from Financial Accounting acting like a history book of past business events, to Managerial Accounting serving as a navigational tool for future business strategies. ---------- RESOURCES & LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:

Nino Lortkipanidze, Chapter Ambassador, and Maria Voskanyan, Communication Lead (Women in Tech), joined the show to promote the first edition of the Women in Technology Caucasus and Central Asia awards for the first time in Georgia, scheduled for September 22. About Nino: Chapter Ambassador for Women in Tech Chief Innovation Officer at THE CROSSROADS Caucasus University in Tbilisi, Georgia. Nino is an experienced consultant with a demonstrated history of working in the management consulting industry. She is skilled in Operations Management, Financial Accounting, Project Management, and Risk Management—a strong consulting professional with a BBA in Major Corporate Finance. About Maria: Communication Lead for Women in Tech Blockchain UX Designer, Brand Strategist, Empowering Women to make sense of Web3 Despite working in male-dominated industries - Tech/Digital, Maria has helped dozens of companies transform and develop cutting-edge branding and UX/UI designs that stand out from the noise and inspire them to take action. After running into Blockchain Technology and learning more about Web3, Maria was instantly motivated to become one of the adopters of emerging Web3 tools; this practice later manifested in a turning point in her career when she founded a Web3 Women Space Community that is run and managed entirely by women. Empowering women in Web3, training, learning, supervising remote teams, mentoring and getting mentored by industry leaders, and building ecosystems designed to support, assist, fund, and grow women have become her lifelong mission. What's Women in Tech? Women in Tech is the world's leading organization for Inclusion, Diversity, and equity in STEM. The community counts for over 200,000 members across the globe, with chapters in all six continents. With the Head Office in Paris, they are a Global Movement. The community is represented by persons of all abilities – regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, class, age, or sexual orientation. What's the focus of Women in Tech? They focus on four primary areas that call for action: Education, Business, Social Inclusion and Advocacy. They create impact through the effort to build skills and confidence, setting women up for success. Women in Tech's mission? Women in Tech® has a double mission: to close the gender gap and to help women embrace technology. They aim to educate, equip, and empower women and girls with the necessary skills and confidence to succeed in STEM careers. By 2030, the goal is to Empower 5 million Women and Girls. website https://women-in-tech.org/ge/ Nino Lortkipanidze linkedin.com/in/nino-lortkipanidze-27a494195 Maria Voskanyan linkedin.com/in/maria-voskanyan A MUST-LISTEN SHOW!!!

I'm going to be honest with you dear listener. The topic of this week's episode is a skill that I would say is NOT in my zone of genius. That's why I was so excited to sit down with Crystalynn Shelton so I could pick her brain about all things business finance. Crystalynn is a licensed CPA, small business advisor, and a QuickBooks Top 100 ProAdvisor specializing in financial accounting software training, coaching, and consulting. Crystalynn was so so generous with her extensive knowledge of bookkeeping, I know anyone listening to this interview will pick up some useful tips and tricks. Connect with Crystalynn:Website: crystalynnshelton.comEmail: hello@crystalynnshelton.com SMALL BIZ SPOTLIGHT: ALISON CANTOR OF SPACECRAFT SEATTLE!Connect with Alison:Website: spacecraftseattle.comInstagram: @spacecraftseattleTwitter: @spacecraftseaMAKING GOOD SHOWNOTES:https://makinggoodpodcast.com/182CONNECT WITH ME ON INSTAGRAM:https://instagram.com/laurentildenGET 100 MARKETING PROMPTS (free!):https://makinggoodpodcast.com/100promptsStuck on what to say in our marketing? Download this free resource of 100 marketing prompts: https://makinggoodpodcast.com/100prompts.

0:00 -- Intro.1:35 -- Start of interview.2:05 -- Alan's "origin story".2:43 -- On his background as a U.S. Air Force pilot.4:42 -- On the evolution of his academic career, including at and Stanford GSB and U. of Colorado Boulder.7:01 -- On his Professorship at Cambridge Judge Business School and his role as Co-Director of the Centre for Financial Reporting and Accountability.9:16 -- About the Cambridge Disinformation Summit, on July 27-28, 2023. "I would characterize fraud and greenwashing as disinformation." The difference between disinformation and misinformation.14:49-- His research on fraud is based mostly on public markets  (because public market data is more available than private market data).18:18 -- On ESG, anti-ESG and (the accounting and auditing of) greenwashing. On creation of the Cambridge Executive Master of Accounting to focus on some of these emerging matters.24:36 -- Challenges of ESG Ratings. "Despite the fact that it is challenging to measure, I think it's still worth engaging in it."30:24 -- On the SVB collapse, and its accounting/financial reporting issues.37:03 -- On geopolitics, the "uncoupling"/"re-balancing" of US/EU and China and the broader geopolitical landscape. "This is the highest geopolitical risk environment that I've ever lived through." 39:00 -- On microtargeting, and research by his colleague David Stillwell, the director of the Cambridge Psychometrics Centre.40:25 -- On the challenges with TikTok.42:12 -- On the disinformation challenges of Artificial Intelligence (AI).44:35 -- On the SEC amendments to modernize Rule 10b5-1 insider trading plans and related disclosures.47:58 -- Final take-aways for corporate directors: "You need to be paying attention to the information environment, more than just PR." "Your company is a both a political actor and a political target." "Having a Holistic Approach to Information is Critical."50:03 -- The (recent) books that have greatly influenced his life: Power, by Jeffrey Pfeffer (2010)Corruptible, by Brian Klaas (2021)Foolproof, by Sander Van Der Linden (2023)52:19 -- His mentors, and what he learned from them. Annette Beatty, Professor Fisher College of Business at Ohio State University.Joe Olenoski and Peggy Carnahan, (USAF retired)Greg Russo, USAF Captain during his pilot training.54:00 --  Quotes he thinks of often or lives his life by: "The Absence of Negative is Positive." 54:50--   An unusual habit or an absurd thing that he loves: he has watched every single episode of The Bachelor and Survivor franchises (including Australian Survivor). "It's a huge social manipulation game."56:12 --   The living person he most admires: "I sadly don't have an answer. I am waiting for some personality to start building community again."Alan Jagolinzer is a Professor of Financial Accounting and the Co-Director of the Centre for Financial Accounting and Accountability at Cambridge's Judge Business School. His research interests include insider trading, financial reporting, corporate governance, and executive compensation and incentives.__ You can follow Alan on social media at:Twitter: @jagolinzerLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jagolinzer/__ You can follow Evan on social media at:Twitter: @evanepsteinLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/epsteinevan/ Substack: https://evanepstein.substack.com/__Music/Soundtrack (found via Free Music Archive): Seeing The Future by Dexter Britain is licensed under a Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License

Finding a connection between what you are doing and what you want has somehow been encountered in our life. What makes it more difficult to transition from point A to point B is that they are not much related to each other. However, if we can overcome this barrier, it can lead to a deeper understanding of our desired path, ultimately resulting in a more meaningful life. In this episode, Kaitlin Borncamp takes us through her remarkable journey of transformation from a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) to a Wellness Advisor. Kaitlin shares her insights on how the principles of financial accounting can be applied to health and wellness, and provides valuable advice on overcoming the obstacles that often prevent people from making significant career transitions. Tune in to this inspiring episode to learn from Kaitlin's experiences and gain valuable insights. --- Listen to the podcast here: Making Connection Between Financial Accounting and Health with Kaitlin Borncamp Welcome to Action's Antidotes, your antidote to the mindset that keeps you settling for less. Oftentimes in life, we want to make some sort of change, some kind of a transition, and we have a limited mindset with regards to the stories that we tell ourselves about what is possible, what is related. We oftentimes hear something along the lines of, “Find your transferable skills,” which, for some people, only means the obvious, and for some people, only means that you can only make small changes, say, from software engineer to data scientist or something that's quite a bit related. However, my guest today, Kaitlin Borncamp, who is the founder of Feel Great with Kait, made the transition from accountant to nutritional wellness coach, if I'm saying that right.   --- Kaitlin, welcome to the program.   Thanks, Stephen. Thanks for having me.    And is that right? Nutritional wellness coach?    Yeah, I like to go by wellness advisor because there's so much more to nutrition --- or so much more to wellness than just nutrition.   Oh, yeah, for sure. I mean, that's like one aspect of what you put into your body but there's like do you move your body, do you get sunlight, do you put yourself under stress, all those things, you probably have a more comprehensive list than I do.    Exactly, exactly.    So the first thing I want to ask is that there's probably a lot of people listening and also a lot of people out there in the world that are doing something that they're not so thrilled with at this point in time, looking to get something different in their lives, looking to make a change, and not seeing maybe even a connection between what they're doing and what they want. Now, accounting to wellness advising, to nutritional type of thing, does not sound obvious to most people. What is the connection and what makes them in your view related to one another?   Yeah, I love this question and I actually get this response a lot when people kind of hear my background and things. So, I would say a few ways that financial reporting accounting are related to health and wellness and one of them has to do with how it impacts us personally. So, when we think of something like accounting and finance, like an organization, the health of an organization, there's so many different things going on and, most oftentimes, most people in the organization, they don't really want to know what the accountants are doing. They're like, “Yeah, you guys got it covered. We appreciate you. We know we need you,” but most people in an organization are like, “You guys got it, you know, I don't really want to know.”   Yeah.   It's a very complex system. There's a lot of different points of information, data, as we call it in financial systems today, coming from a lot of different parts of the organization. In fact, all parts of the organization, right? They need to be rolled up, they need to be consolidated,

In this episode we are thrilled to be joined by Catherine Marangu, Project Lead, Financial Accounting and Policy Review at Government of Yukon, sharing their perspective on the implementation challenges of AROs and the key role stakeholders play in the process.

Bookkeeping and accounting have a few key distinctions. Have you ever wondered why the bookkeeping and accounting for your contracting or trades business are so challenging? Well, there is a very real reason, and no it's not because you hated math in high school. A lot of it has to do with the fact that your project lifecycles and the cash inflows and outflows that happen therein don't follow the gridded and calendarized rhythms of accounting cycles. They march to the beat of a different drummer (so to speak) and this can create all sorts of headaches and confusion when it comes to both your books and your bank account. Our guest on this episode of Contractor Evolution is Leeroy Beeby, Co-Founder of Check the Level - an accounting, bookkeeping, and software provider. Check The Level was created for general and specialty contractors to master their pricing, profits, and cash flow. They do this through both managerial accounting as well as their proprietary reporting software. What's unique about Leeroy's perspective is he has back-end access to the budgets, P&Ls, cash positions, and pricing systems of hundreds of contractors all over North America and is able to see large-scale patterns in a way almost no one can. To dive into the common practices that are shared by the top 10% of contractors (as well as the common mistakes made by the bottom segment of contractors) watch this episode. Highlights: -The difference between Financial Accounting vs. Managerial Accounting and why most firms won't do the latter for you (even though you really need it) -The patterns that become evident when you look at 100's contractors' financials, and what the top 10% are doing differently than the rest -How the top 10% of contractors set up their sales contracts uniquely to protect their cash flow -Why do you need to be charging a higher markup on your change orders than your standard rates -How to get your team involved in the financial performance of each job -The typical profile for a financially 'at risk' contracting company Watch the episode on PCA Overdrive PCA Overdrive is free for members. Not a member? Try our 7-day free trial. Download the app on the Apple Store or Google Play. Become a PCA member Contact BTA: https://pca.so/btapcace

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To learn more about Breakthrough Academy, click here: https://trybta.com/PCEP86 To visit Check The Level accounting click here: https://www.checkthelevel.com/ To Join the ‘Job Costing and Bookkeeping for Contractors Only' Facebook Group click here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/jobcostingandbookkeepingfocontractorsonly Have you ever wondered why the bookkeeping and accounting for your contracting or trades business is so challenging?   Well, there is a very real reason, and no it's not because you hated math in high school. A lot of it has to do with the fact that your project lifecycles and the cash inflows and outflows that happen therein don't follow the gridded and calendarized rhythms of accounting cycles. They march to the beat of a different drummer (so to speak) and this can create all sorts of headaches and confusion when it comes to both your books and your bank account.   Our guest on this episode of Contractor Evolution is Leeroy Beeby, Co-Founder of Check the Level - an accounting, bookkeeping and software provider.  Check The Level was created for general and specialty contractors to master their pricing, profits, and cashflow. They do this through both managerial accounting as well as their proprietary reporting software.  What's unique about Leeroy's perspective is he has back-end access to the budgets, P&Ls, cash positions and pricing systems of hundreds of contractors all over North America and is able to see large-scale patterns in a way almost no one can. To dive into the common practices that are shared by the top 10% of contractors (as well as the common mistakes made by the bottom segment of contractors) listen to this episode. Episode Highlights: The difference between Financial Accounting vs. Managerial Accounting and why most firms won't do the latter for you (even though you really need it) The patterns that become evident when you look at 100's of contractors' financials, and what the top 10% are doing differently than the rest How the top 10% of contractors set up their sales contracts uniquely to protect their cash flow Why you need to be charging a higher markup on your change orders than your standard rates How to get your team involved in the financial performance of each job The typical profile for a financially 'at risk' contracting company See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

To learn more about Breakthrough Academy, click here: https://trybta.com/PCEP86 To visit Check The Level accounting click here: https://www.checkthelevel.com/ To Join the ‘Job Costing and Bookkeeping for Contractors Only' Facebook Group click here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/jobcostingandbookkeepingfocontractorsonly Have you ever wondered why the bookkeeping and accounting for your contracting or trades business is so challenging?   Well, there is a very real reason, and no it's not because you hated math in high school. A lot of it has to do with the fact that your project lifecycles and the cash inflows and outflows that happen therein don't follow the gridded and calendarized rhythms of accounting cycles. They march to the beat of a different drummer (so to speak) and this can create all sorts of headaches and confusion when it comes to both your books and your bank account.   Our guest on this episode of Contractor Evolution is Leeroy Beeby, Co-Founder of Check the Level - an accounting, bookkeeping and software provider.  Check The Level was created for general and specialty contractors to master their pricing, profits, and cashflow. They do this through both managerial accounting as well as their proprietary reporting software.  What's unique about Leeroy's perspective is he has back-end access to the budgets, P&Ls, cash positions and pricing systems of hundreds of contractors all over North America and is able to see large-scale patterns in a way almost no one can. To dive into the common practices that are shared by the top 10% of contractors (as well as the common mistakes made by the bottom segment of contractors) listen to this episode. Episode Highlights: The difference between Financial Accounting vs. Managerial Accounting and why most firms won't do the latter for you (even though you really need it) The patterns that become evident when you look at 100's of contractors' financials, and what the top 10% are doing differently than the rest How the top 10% of contractors set up their sales contracts uniquely to protect their cash flow Why you need to be charging a higher markup on your change orders than your standard rates How to get your team involved in the financial performance of each job The typical profile for a financially 'at risk' contracting company See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Regulations for managing nonprofit finance can be a bit of a moving target. Organizations like the Financial Accounting and Standards Board exist not only to set the standard, but to educate and disseminate information to our nonprofit world. In this episode, we have someone bringing broad experience as an auditor, controller, preparer, and user. Rick Cole, partner at FORVIS Accounting, joins Amy to talk about staying updated and informed in an ever-changing financial landscape.Further Resources:Richard Cole - Partner, FORVIS Accountinghttps://www.forvis.com/ Amy Karson - Chief Executive Officer, Brand K Partnershttps://www.brandkpartners.com/

John Goldhammer, Ph.D., is an intuitive, experienced psychotherapist in private practice in Seattle, Washington. He is the author of three books. John has a masters in Counseling Psychology and a doctorate in Depth Psychology with emphasis in group dynamics and Jungian psychology. He also has a bachelor of science in Financial Accounting and an associate degree in Management Information Systems. An unusual dream about Carl Jung Inspired him to leave a lucrative business career, return to school and follow one of his life-long passions - psychology. John has more than 20 years counseling experience with extensive studies in psychology, comparative religion, sociology, and philosophy. He is also a well-known expert on destructive group dynamics and religious cults. He has appeared on numerous radio and television programs around the country. Based on his second book, Under the Influence, he created and taught these university classes: Psychology of Groups, Psychology of Hate, and Jung and a World In Crisis. He is the co-founder of Human Systems Integration, a consulting firm specializing in helping organizations create healthy group dynamics. Drawing on his writing and publishing experience, John also works with writers and artists' creative and marketing challenges. He is currently working on a new book about a fundamental change in the way we think and how we use our imaginative powers.******************************************************************To listen to all our XZBN shows, with our compliments go to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv*** AND NOW ***The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.comThe ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewpaper.com

Despite our best efforts to inform the world about the perils of taxing financial statement income, the Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax based on financial accounting income passed as part of the Inflation Reduction Act. Jeff and Scott discuss the adjustments to financial accounting income that are part of the act, and describe how these adjustments will result in a situation where some firms will report high profits to shareholders and low or no tax, despite the minimum tax.

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0:00 Intro.1:37 Start of interview.3:03 Francine's "origin story". She grew up in Chicago and graduated from Purdue in accounting but "she hated it." She began in internal audit at Chicago's Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust. She later worked with KPMG/BearingPoint in the early 1990s. She also worked at JP Morgan where she focused on Y2K risk. Post Sarbanes Oxley she worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP until 2006. She then pivoted as an investigative reporter and feature writer. At MarketWatch, and for The Wall Street Journal and Barron's, McKenna reported on public company accounting, fraud and financial investigations, and the potentially dubious financial reporting practices of pre-IPO companies. She also started teaching at different universities. She has now joined full-time as a Lecturer at University of Pennsylvania Wharton Business School.17:53 On Ernst & Young's $100 million penalty by the SEC for employees cheating on CPA ethics exams and misleading investigation. To put this case into context, it's important to understand KPMG's case from 2019 ($50 million penalty by the SEC). Note this teaching case study on the KPMG/PCAOB scandal.24:50 Criminal convictions in KPMG case.26:01 EY's role in misleading the investigation of the SEC.31:38 On KPMG receiving its largest UK fine (£14.4M) for providing false information about its audits of Carillion and Regenersis. On why the "Big 4 Audit Firms" are "Too Big to Fail."33:16 What's really going on with the Big 4  audit firms? Audit services vs consulting services. "When there is tension between professionalism and commercialism, [the latter] will always win out." "You cannot restrain the heartless except via enforcement."37:50 On lessons for directors in frauds of private companies. "I use Theranos as a warning case for students in accounting: it's the canary in the coalmine in case the audit profession doesn't evolve." There were three audit firms involved in the Theranos case: EY at the beginning but then walked away, then KPMG until they had a dispute about stock option valuations (staying only to do consulting), and PwC did forensic work winding down the company. None of them audited the firm, they only provided services. "They [the audit firms] made more money, with less liability, by providing other services [actively choosing not to provide auditing services.]" "Private companies avoiding going public [the deeper scrutiny] is the shape of things to come." How the JOBS Act stripped away some of the scrutiny over emerging growth companies [EGCs]. Some, like SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce, are in favor of this lighter regulatory approach.47:22 On whether unicorns require a stricter regulatory framework. "We are seeing this [laissez-faire] attitude to the max in the crypto industry."50:00 On whether Sarbanes Oxley had a negative effect on the US IPO market. "We should not have marginal/shady companies in the public markets." On the negative effect of relaxing the rules in the JOBS Act. "We should be talking about the quality of companies, not the quantity of listings."55:26 On the difference between valuations (in private companies) and marketcap (in public companies). "I'm a big believer in the power of short sellers and activist investors to highlight [price inefficiencies and fraud] because they put their money where their mouth is." "The SEC has been very disappointing in both Republican and Democratic administrations in terms of actually calling accounting fraud by its name." On the role of whistleblowers.01:04:02 On the rise (and increasing political polarization) of ESG. "I'm cynical towards it, firms are looking to get a piece of clients' wallets." "The trend first emerged in Europe with firms providing side audits like carbon emissions." "My head is tainted with the idea that it's all a big marketing ploy." The audit mandate in the proposed SEC's climate change disclosure rules. On the proxy proposals (like Exxon's) and greenwashing.01:10:28 - Three books that have greatly influenced her life: Siddartha, by Hermann Hesse (1922)The Road Less Traveled, by M. Scott Peck (1978)The Origins of Totalitarianism, by Hannah Arendt (1951)01:13:18 - Who were your mentors, and what did you learn from them? From her time at Continental Illinois:Peggy Jackson TurnerJudy Port01:15:03 - Are there any quotes you think of often or live your life by? "Der Mensch Tracht, un Gott Lacht (Man Plans, and God Laughs)" (Yiddish)"Morallity cannot be legislated, but behavior can be regulated. Judicial decrees may not change the heart, but they can restrain the heartless." Martin Luther King Jr.01:16:12 -  An unusual habit or an absurd thing that he loves: collecting metal objects.01:17:47 -  The living person she most admires: Judge Jed S. Rakoff, Jordan Peele.Francine McKenna is a full-time Lecturer at University of Pennsylvania Wharton Business School. She teaches ACCT 611 and 613, Introduction to Financial Accounting for MBAs. She is also an independent writer and commentator and authors the newsletter The Dig, where she scrutinizes accounting, audit and corporate governance issues at public and pre-IPO companies.__You can follow Francine on social media at:Twitter: @retheauditorsLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/francinemckenna/Substack: https://thedig.substack.com/__ You can follow Evan on social media at:Twitter: @evanepsteinLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/epsteinevan/ Substack: https://evanepstein.substack.com/__Music/Soundtrack (found via Free Music Archive): Seeing The Future by Dexter Britain is licensed under a Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License

In this episode our hosts, Dave and Ben debate which is better, management accounting or financial accounting. To join the live sessions each Wednesday at 6pm register here https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUucO6trzIjGtZnp2AVVga7O1FzJUG

In this latest episode of CFO 4.0, Hannah Munro sits down with Alan Jagolinzer, Professor of Financial Accounting at Cambridge Judge Business School. Alan is a member of the editorial boards of The Accounting Review and The Journal of International Accounting Research. In 2015, he was a Fellow of the International Accounting Standards Board, London. Also covered in this episode:Alan's background and his journey from Pilot to Professor of Financial Accounting at Cambridge JudgeWhat are the risks within finance?Is it something CFOs should be concerned about?What can be done to mitigate exposure?Importance of bringing awareness to disinformationLinks referenced in this episode:Alan's LinkedIn

Professor J.W. Verret (@JWVerret), teaches accounting and finance, securities law, M&A, corporate law and banking law at the George Mason University Law School. A Senior Advisor @messaricrypto, J.W. is a licensed CPA in the state of Virginia, is licensed in financial forensics by the AICPA, is a Certified Fraud Examiner and a Certified Valuation Analyst. He has been a Visiting Professor at Stanford Law School. J.W. served on the Investor Advisory Committee of the Securities and Exchange Commission, where he advised the SEC on matters of investor protection. He serves on the Financial Accounting Standards Advisory Committee, which advises on the development of Generally Accepted Accounting Standards (GAAP). He also serves as faculty liaison to the American College of Business Court Judges. He previously worked as the Chief Economist at the U.S. House Financial Services Committee. J.W. holds a Bachelors degree in Financial Accounting, a Masters in Economic Policy from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, and a J.D. from Harvard Law School. In this wide-ranging conversation, we discuss J.W.'s work as an advisor at the SEC, his new position at Messari, the future of disclosure, securities laws, and much more. Show highlights: [3:00] J.W.'s introduction to Bitcoin [9:40] Story behind his twitter header [16:30] Learning quickly [22:00] Senior Advisor at Messari [27:00] Understanding Gary Gensler [34:43] Reg X Proposal by LeXPunK [40:00] Crypto regulation [45:00] Expanding the Howey test [51:00] Pillars of securities law [59:00] Crypto as the modern printing press [66:00] Decentralization Disclosure [72:00] DAOs [76:00] Habits & career advice If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review. You can subscribe to our newsletter to stay updated on the latest episodes.

I'm think about starting marketing Monday's where we go over marketing every Monday and keep up with the results of the ads we already set up.Let me know what you all think and join me live at 8AM tomorrow!

Mariane, also known as ‘YanYan', has over 13 years of experience in General Accounting and 5 years in Financial Accounting, and is now providing accounting and bookkeeping services globally, utilizing her expertise in finance and operational management. She is an expert in financial analysis, forecasting, identifying new market opportunities and implementing internal controls to ensure adherence to complying while minimizing business risk. She is self-motivated, goal-driven, and she coaches and mentors bookkeepers who want to explore the world of freelancing, leading her to create a Facebook group with more than 3,000 members—a community of aspiring, goal-oriented, and motivated bookkeepers and accountants since its launch last August 2021. She also teaches and coaches fellow newbies who want to explore the freelancing world through free webinars, and she created a Youtube Channel to reach more people.

Mariane, also known as ‘YanYan', has over 13 years of experience in General Accounting and 5 years in Financial Accounting, and is now providing accounting and bookkeeping services globally, utilizing her expertise in finance and operational management. She is an expert in financial analysis, forecasting, identifying new market opportunities and implementing internal controls to ensure adherence to complying while minimizing business risk. She is self-motivated, goal-driven, and she coaches and mentors bookkeepers who want to explore the world of freelancing, leading her to create a Facebook group with more than 3,000 members—a community of aspiring, goal-oriented, and motivated bookkeepers and accountants since its launch last August 2021. She also teaches and coaches fellow newbies who want to explore the freelancing world through free webinars, and she created a Youtube Channel to reach more people.

Today we're beginning my marketing series, I will be driving traffic to 2 different  social media pages @OneBlockShop and @RobTre1994 on IG LIVE everyday this week. I also go over how to  I'm using  social media to hold myself accountable to the things I say ima do.Join us LIVE this week at 8AM on @oneblockshop and follow me to see how the marketing is performing! 

This part 2 of the series how to operate a business with your friends and family! We go over the wisdom gained from the book Profit First by Mike Michalowicz, and exactly how it can save your current business and partnerships!  A MUST BUY BOOK FOR BUSINESS OWNERS! Thanks for the support as always and join in on the podcast Live on IG @oneblockshop

Mouna Hazgui, Associate professor, Financial Accounting and IFRS, HEC Montréal

In this episode, Scott and Jeff discuss why financial accounting rules and tax accounting rules are different. They give some examples. They talk about some firms that have reported very high income while also paying very low taxes. They also talk about how the opposite happens, but doesn't get much media attention.

Du interessierst dich für die Digitalisierung von Finanzprozessen und möchtest dein IT- und Prozess-Know-how im Job einbringen? In unseren Financial Accounting Advisory Services (FAAS) unterstützt du Mandant:innen bei allen Herausforderungen rund um die CFO-Agenda. Erfahre mehr dazu im EY Joblight mit Juliane! Viel Spaß beim Zuhören!   Hier findest du die dazugehörige Stellenausschreibung, um dich direkt zu bewerben: (Senior) Consultant - Financial Accounting und Transaction Accounting Beratung (FAAS) (w/m/d). Solltest du noch offene Fragen zur Position haben, vernetze dich gerne direkt mit Juliane.

In this episode of Memoirs of successful woman, Global Women's Empowerment Coach and Business Expert Annie Gibbins interview the amazing Hilda Johani

DISCLAIMER: This podcast episode is for educational and entertainment purposes. Please consult with a CPA for your specific financial needs.Social Media:https://www.instagram.com/intrinsicaccounting/https://www.facebook.com/intrinsicaccountinghttps://twitter.com/IntrinsicCPAhttps://www.intrinsicaccounting.com/Helpful Resource:https://mailchi.mp/b47b7b920b0a/the-pay-yourself-srs-framework Business Bio:Intrinsic Accounting, LLC is a virtual accounting firm that offers bookkeeping, accounting, and financial coaching services to Coaches and Creative Entrepreneurs. Intrinsic Accounting, LLC is owned and operated by a father-daughter duo. Our goal is to help our clients create and maintain a profitable and scalable business they financially understand without the headache! About Brittani Shantel Jackson:Brittani Shantel Jackson is a 29-year-old Certified Public Accountant (CPA) based in Detroit, Michigan, her hometown. Her love for accounting started at a young age when she helped her father and now business partner, Lionel Jackson, with the bookkeeping for her grandfather's landscaping and snow removal business.Brittani obtained her Bachelor of Arts in Accounting and Master of Science in Accounting at Michigan State University and Wayne State University, respectively. Throughout her college career, Brittani interned with a Big 4 Accounting Firm, PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP (PwC), and began her full time career post graduation. She provided auditing and attestation services for private firms throughout the Midwest within multiple facets of industries, such as automotive, technology, and dental. During this time, Brittani obtained her CPA license in the State of Michigan.Before starting her journey towards her Ph.D. in Accounting, Brittani was an accounting teaching assistant at Michigan State University and Wayne State University. Additionally, Brittani was a Visiting Instructor at the University of Toledo, teaching Financial Accounting, Managerial Accounting, and Auditing on the Undergraduate and Graduate levels.What separates Brittani from the traditional CPA is her creative background. Since 2009, Brittani has been a photographer focused on Beauty & Fashion. Her experience with the creative industry allows her to understand the financial struggles and needs of creative entrepreneurs. She seeks to help other creatives maintain and scale their business through proper bookkeeping and accounting.

Ok now we’ve previously spoken about Financial Accounting. But you also need to know what Managerial Accounting is, so let’s talk about it!

John Goldhammer, Ph.D., is an intuitive, experienced psychotherapist in private practice in Seattle, Washington. He is the author of three books. John has a masters in Counseling Psychology and a doctorate in Depth Psychology with emphasis in group dynamics and Jungian psychology. He also has a bachelor of science in Financial Accounting and an associate degree in Management Information Systems. An unusual dream about Carl Jung Inspired him to leave a lucrative business career, return to school and follow one of his life-long passions - psychology. John has more than 20 years counseling experience with extensive studies in psychology, comparative religion, sociology, and philosophy. He is also a well-known expert on destructive group dynamics and religious cults. He has appeared on numerous radio and television programs around the country. Based on his second book, Under the Influence, he created and taught these university classes: Psychology of Groups, Psychology of Hate, and Jung and a World In Crisis. He is the co-founder of Human Systems Integration, a consulting firm specializing in helping organizations create healthy group dynamics. Drawing on his writing and publishing experience, John also works with writers and artists' creative and marketing challenges. He is currently working on a new book about a fundamental change in the way we think and how we use our imaginative powers.******************************************************************To listen to all our XZBN shows, with our compliments go to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv*** AND NOW ***The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.comThe ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewpaper.com

John Goldhammer, Ph.D., is an intuitive, experienced psychotherapist in private practice in Seattle, Washington. He is the author of three books. John has a masters in Counseling Psychology and a doctorate in Depth Psychology with emphasis in group dynamics and Jungian psychology. He also has a bachelor of science in Financial Accounting and an associate degree in Management Information Systems. An unusual dream about Carl Jung Inspired him to leave a lucrative business career, return to school and follow one of his life-long passions - psychology. John has more than 20 years counseling experience with extensive studies in psychology, comparative religion, sociology, and philosophy. He is also a well-known expert on destructive group dynamics and religious cults. He has appeared on numerous radio and television programs around the country. Based on his second book, Under the Influence, he created and taught these university classes: Psychology of Groups, Psychology of Hate, and Jung and a World In Crisis. He is the co-founder of Human Systems Integration, a consulting firm specializing in helping organizations create healthy group dynamics. Drawing on his writing and publishing experience, John also works with writers and artists' creative and marketing challenges. He is currently working on a new book about a fundamental change in the way we think and how we use our imaginative powers. ****************************************************************** To listen to all our XZBN shows, with our compliments go to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv *** AND NOW *** The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.com The ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewpaper.com

John Goldhammer, Ph.D., is an intuitive, experienced psychotherapist in private practice in Seattle, Washington. He is the author of three books. John has a masters in Counseling Psychology and a doctorate in Depth Psychology with emphasis in group dynamics and Jungian psychology. He also has a bachelor of science in Financial Accounting and an associate degree in Management Information Systems. An unusual dream about Carl Jung Inspired him to leave a lucrative business career, return to school and follow one of his life-long passions - psychology. John has more than 20 years counseling experience with extensive studies in psychology, comparative religion, sociology, and philosophy. He is also a well-known expert on destructive group dynamics and religious cults. He has appeared on numerous radio and television programs around the country. Based on his second book, Under the Influence, he created and taught these university classes: Psychology of Groups, Psychology of Hate, and Jung and a World In Crisis. He is the co-founder of Human Systems Integration, a consulting firm specializing in helping organizations create healthy group dynamics. Drawing on his writing and publishing experience, John also works with writers and artists' creative and marketing challenges. He is currently working on a new book about a fundamental change in the way we think and how we use our imaginative powers. ****************************************************************** To listen to all our XZBN shows, with our compliments go to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv *** AND NOW *** The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.com The ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewpaper.com

Don Keninitz is a CPA and Partner at E. Cohen, an accounting firm that provides an integrated suite of tax, assurance, and consulting services in a wide array of industries. Don is skilled at Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), Mergers & Acquisitions, and Financial Accounting. Don has been a Partner at various accounting firms over his vast career, including FedAsyst, LLC, McGladrey & Pullen, LLP, and Friedman & Fuller, P.C. In this episode… How many factors contribute to EBITDA after a transaction? What's the best way to negotiate your add backs? Which aspects of a profit and loss statement are often overlooked? Don Keninitz is here to help. CPA and Partner at E. Cohen, Don Keninitz, talks about various ways to increase your EBITDA, especially after a deal. With host, Todd Taskey, Don discusses the three buckets of add backs, accrual versus cash, the consequences of overpaying management, and much more.

In this episode, Brian speaks to Bonnie about how to get your financial accounting done right. This is a brilliant conversation for new entrepreneurs to tune into as Bonnie explains lots of financial jargon such as accounts receivable, gross profits, fixed assets etc. You will also learn some of the high-level ins and outs of how QuickBooks works, and more. For show notes and past guests, please visit www.reducetarian.org/podcast.  Follow Reducetarian: Twitter: twitter.com/reducetarian Instagram: instagram.com/reducetarian Facebook: facebook.com/reducetarian LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/reducetarian-foundation

Don Keninitz is a CPA and Partner at E. Cohen, an accounting firm that provides an integrated suite of tax, assurance, and consulting services in a wide array of industries. Don is skilled at Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), Mergers & Acquisitions, and Financial Accounting. Don has been a Partner at various accounting firms over his vast career, including FedAsyst, LLC, McGladrey & Pullen, LLP, and Friedman & Fuller, P.C.  In this episode… Why do buyers love entrepreneurs? Why is QuickBooks the bane of any accountant's existence? How do vacation days play into payroll? Don Keninitz is here to tell you. On this episode of the Second Bite Podcast, Todd Taskey talks with CPA and Partner at E. Cohen, Don Keninitz, about how accounting plays into the second bite. They discuss the financial records that buyers pay attention to, mistakes to look out for on your P&L statement, how to increase your EBITDA, and much more. 

Welcome to Cash Kaw! In today's episode, let's take a look at Financial Accounting and how it differs from Managerial or Management Accounting.

Hello Listeners Welcome to the 2nd episode of our podcast I hope you all listened to our previous episode if not please do listen to episode 1 about 10 main financial aspect need to obtain immediately. Moving into our today's episode We will discuss Financial accounting So what is financial accounting and why we have to know this? If you are an investor or you are planning to invest your money into the schemes which can generate the wealth. for this, you need to know the fundamentals of financial accounting. In simple terms, we can define financial accounting as a language of business where the activity is recorded and evaluated in financial terms. that means all your spending and revenue will be recording as a list. if you are very good at this concept about financial accounting trust me you will be good at your career and also if you are a startup this could boost up your confidence and may improve the efficiency and maximize the profits. Not only this with this financial accounting knowledge you can good in your investments and also for tax planning decisions. Now financial accounting is differentiated in three main streams 1. Recording financial transactions. 2. Summarizing the transactions. 3. Reporting the financial position/statement. For these three main streams let us discuss with an example Bank account So if we have a bank account you will deposit your physical money into the bank and converting them into virtual money right. So we started spending the amount with the help of a bank-issued card what bank does it starts recording all your expenses and also summarize your transactions on which particular day how much did you spend. initially, when you created a bank account they will provide a passbook. nowadays everything is in the cloud we get e-statements right. so this e-statement is called financial position/statements. In this example, we have covered all three main streams for quick understanding Recording financial transactions mean as you spend money each transaction will be recorded by our bank right. Summarizing transaction means all get together your history will be reported in the form list like your e-statements. Reporting financial statement: In your e-statement, they will provide complete details about your credit and debit history by this we able to know our financial position. I hope it is clear. Financial Accounting takes a major presence in our daily activities like running a business, NGO, Investments, and also your saving account. I hope you all like the content and also please share your valuable feedback in any of the podcast platforms you are listening to. Also please share our podcast with your friends we have a telegram channel if you want to join please search with our podcast name "fin buzz". Thank you Signing of your host Krishna

On today's podcast, we will be talking about outsourcing services in handling the finances of the company. We have invited Kirsten Barrie, CEO of Verte Consulting, to tell us more about why outsourcing is a better option for starting companies.  Every company needs someone who overlooks the finances and cash flows within the company. Far more than that, if you aren't a prowess in that area, how are you going to manage your budget? This is where outsourcing financial services come in, for starters. Not every business has a large amount of budget to spend on the business itself and paying an employee to do certain tasks. “Having that external CFO, but not paying for a full-time person, is valuable to a growing company,” says Kirsten. Kirsten Barrie founded Verte Consulting to provide professional services and aid businesses attain financial organization as the company grows. They provide more than just bookkeeping, they also coach you on how to understand and use your numbers. -------------------- FREE LIVE TRAINING ON BECOMING A MEDIA CELEBRITY: https://upmyinfluence.com/free-ticket -------------------- WHAT IS YOUR AUTHORITY SCORE? TAKE THE QUIZ: https://upmyinfluence.com/quiz -------------------- WANT TO BECOME A MEDIA CELEBRITY? GRAB 30 MIN WITH JOSH TO DISCUSS: https://upmyinfluence.com/schedule -------------------- BE A GUEST ON THE THOUGHTFUL ENTREPRENEUR: https://upmyinfluence.com/podcast-application/ -------------------- SEE OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL AND LEARN AUTHORITY MARKETING & INFLUENCE GROWTH: https://upmyinfluence.com/youtube --------------------