What You Need to Know About Cash Flow (CPA)

UPDATED 2024: Tagging along with the International Business team from Central Products, you will attend a conference in Nigeria to learn more about Africa’s largest economy. Here, you will take a closer look at topics like direct foreign investment, the importance of local cultures, and sustainability practices to help understand the intricacies of doing business in various international contexts. Course Type: Business Simulation. Worth 2 PDCs (SHRM).

Conducting business during a global pandemic crisis should have taught every professional the importance of risk management planning, because it would be remiss to assume nothing of this caliber will ever happen again. Organizations which don’t prepare for risk prepare for failure. This course highlights five changes to risk thinking businesses should adopt moving forward from the pandemic by focusing on different companies which found new and exciting ways to combat losses during the crisis. Course Type: Video. Worth 2 Technical CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).

This course thoroughly covers the statement of cash flows, by looking at a host of important topics like its preparation, direct and indirect forms of presentation, and analysis. Including an analysis of real-world statements of cash flows, learners will begin to understand the importance of management strategies as they relate to these vital financial statements. Course Type: Video. Worth 2.5 PDCs (SHRM) and 2 CEUs (HRCI Business Credit).

UPDATED 2024: Accounting concepts are difficult to grasp, but learning in a true-to-life setting helps solidify the different functions and methods. That’s why Financial and Managerial Accounting casts you as an intern for Tsong Hua, the International Accounting Director for Central Products. In this in-depth course, you’ll take a look at balance sheets, income statements, cash flow statements, and other financial reporting documents. But you’ll also explore managerial accounting concepts like data auditing, budgeting, differentials and financial planning. Through these lessons, you’ll begin to understand how the two sides of the accounting profession come together to prepare an organization for growth, especially through careful study of assets, liabilities and equities. Course Type: Business Simulation. Worth 26 RCHs (APA).