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Business Financial Information Secrets

How a Business Produces and Utilizes Critical Financial Information

Tracy, Tage C.

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1. Edition September 2021
240 Pages, Softcover
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ISBN: 978-1-119-77900-1
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Gain a comprehensive understanding of how businesses produce, report, and utilize essential financial information!

In this companion to How to Read a Financial Report, 9th Edition, bestselling financial author Tage Tracy delivers timeless knowledge on one of the most important functions of every business operating within the free market. Designed for managers, entrepreneurs, investors, and others who deal with vital financial information and the production of financial statements & reports "on the inside," Business Financial Information Secrets shows you how to produce, understand, and utilize financial information to the greatest effect for your business and the economy at large. This book guides you through the surprisingly clean and simple process of proper accounting and reporting, regardless of your organization's size or structure.

Cash flow and business capital management are covered extensively throughout the book as without a thorough understanding of these all-important concepts, you could be lacking critical information about the lifeline of your business. To sharpen your business skills and avoid preventable losses, read Business Financial Information Secrets. You'll learn everything you need to know about Profit & Loss Statements, Balance Sheets, and Cash Flow Statements, along with externally produced reports, additional internal financial information, and all the ins and outs of ensuring that reports are always 100% accurate. Topics include:
* Producing best-in-class financial information by learning finance terms, calculations, and standard reports
* Understanding where financial information originates and how it flows from one type of report to the next
* Analyzing financial information so you can generate meaningful insights for internal and external stakeholders
* Discovering why financial information is so critical and learning how to use it to your advantage
* Expanding your knowledge of how a business generates and consumes cash including the secrets to successfully raising debt or equity capital
* Deciphering how companies can "Engineer" financial results and when profits are real versus manufactured

Use this book for cost-effective solutions to provide reliable and timely financial information to shareholders, investors, lenders, analysts, government agencies, and beyond.

Part One - The What, When, & Where of Producing Best in Class Financial Information

1.) The Big Three Financial Statements.

2.) Externally Prepared Financial Reports & Statements.

3.) Internally Generated Financial Information.

4.) The Importance of Completeness.

5.) Accuracy vs. Reliability, not to be Confused.

6.) Reliability & Timeliness, the Best of Friends.

7.) Business Cycles & Financial Connections.

Part Two - How to Analyze Financial Information and Its Meaning

8.) Basic Financial Ratio Analysis & Terminology.

9.) Advanced Financial Ratio Analysis, & Terminology.

10.) Projections & Forecasts - Living & Rolling.

11.) Flash Reports & KPI's

12.) Wall Streets' Latest Trick - Financial Engineering.

Part Three - Why is the Financial Information So Critical and How to Use it to Your Advantage

13.) Capitalizing a Business.

14.) Net Profits & Cash Flows - Real or Imaginary!

15.) Business Valuations - Why & How?

16.) Business Acquisitions - The Basics.

17.) Deciphering the Cap Table.
TAGE C. TRACY is the founder of TMK and Associates, a financial consulting firm focused on offering executive-level accounting, financial, and business management support. He is the co-author of How to Read a Financial Report, now in its ninth edition.