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Learner Reviews & Feedback for Financial Statement Analysis by Intuit

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About the Course

In the final course of this certificate, you will apply your skills towards financial statement analysis. If you have the foundational concepts of accounting under your belt, you are ready to put them into action in this course. Here, you will learn how to reconcile different types of accounts, check for accuracy, and troubleshoot errors. Additionally, you will practice how to apply different analytical methods to key financial statements and understand how these methods inform a variety of business decisions. By the end of this course, you will be able to: -Describe and illustrate the use of a bank reconciliation in controlling cash -Outline the purpose of financial statements in relationship to decision making -Describe basic financial statement analytical methods -Apply quantitative skills to analyze business health Courses 1-3 in the Intuit Bookkeeping Professional Certificate, or the equivalent, are recommended prerequisites for this course....

Top reviews

EB

Oct 16, 2023

Excellent explanation of how to analyze financial statements with several different ratio example practice. Real Life examples to help solidify your understanding of the concepts and material.

AM

Jul 17, 2023

Highly recommend! This was an excellent hands on course for full cycle accounting and bookkeeping using Quickbooks. Good mix of theory and practice, with challenging case studies

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By Roberto K M M

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Jul 31, 2024

curso muy bien elaborado

By Praveen B

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Aug 13, 2023

Good course for begineer

By Chika U

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Apr 20, 2023

it'sa good program

By Priscilla W

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Jun 26, 2022

Great knowledge!

By Tammie M

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Mar 27, 2022

GREAT EXPERIENCE

By Muhammad K

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Jun 10, 2023

amazing course

By Md. M H N

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Aug 20, 2023

Great Course.

By Alberto T D

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May 5, 2022

Great course

By Jeff B

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Dec 14, 2023

excellent!

By MARK F A O

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Feb 6, 2023

Thank you.

By Magda L

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Aug 30, 2022

I loved!!!

By Castruita C O A

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Oct 23, 2024

Muy bueno

By Eliana C T Z

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Jul 30, 2024

excelente

By Rosalinda B

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Apr 28, 2022

Loved it!

By Susan K

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Apr 4, 2023

Awesome

By صقر ا

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Nov 16, 2024

ممتاز

By Brayan E E S

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Oct 21, 2024

Nice

By SAMER A A N

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Aug 9, 2024

Good

By Luis E M T

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Jul 1, 2024

nice

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May 22, 2024

good

By نصرالدين ع م ع

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Nov 28, 2023

good

By Nomsa N

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Nov 10, 2023

love

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Aug 17, 2024

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By Cheryl R

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Aug 10, 2024

I really like the wrap up that was done in this course! All the notes of things that I was 'missing' was taken care of here. However, there are some Issues. Module 2: Interpreting the Income Statement – They have inserted interpreting the Cash Flow Statement here, despite the header. I thought Income Statement would be where Cash Flow was – but it was not, just Cash Flow in the correct spot. This is a major error as people new to bookkeeping would really benefit from the review. I would like to have seen a bit more of Cash Flow. Like defining Operating Activities. Would the loans the bank provides be under investments or Operating? Leasing companies, etc. Discussion on Audit Trail. It is mentioned in reports, but never really touched. They do discuss components, principles and real world examples (document retention, JE descriptions, etc. But a discussion on this would be very helpful. Having had to reconcile Subsystems (job costs, A/P, A/R, etc) doing the two step correction (reverse and correct entry) leaves a much better trail – and may save you a lot of time down the road. Especially if allocations between projects are taking place... Another Item to add would be the actual closing entries that are done at the end of the year. They are mentioned, and I believe one of them was actually shown – but showing all of them together might be a good way to wrap things up. Reconciliation Tip: Mention that if you can divide your difference in a reconcilliation by 9, it may very well be a transposition. An example of issues throughout the four courses are: Inventory Turn Ratio calculation instruction: The speaker said it was calculated as Total Purchases / Average Inventory, but the slide says CoGS/Average Inventory. The slide is correct. I love that they cover emailing customers. The guidelines are simple and 100% gold. In the day and age of texting and social media, its very easy to be to causal / not use proper grammar OR provide a wall of text. Great cover!