Understanding Your Financial Statements
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YOUR FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ARE TELLING YOU A STORY. DO YOU KNOW HOW TO READ IT?
As a business owner, you don't need to be an accountant.
But you should know whether your business is actually making money, where your cash is going, how much you're owed, how much you owe — and whether your business is getting stronger or weaker.
Join Jeremy Andersen, CPA of Old House CPA, for:
Understanding Your Financial Statements
A Practical Guide for Business Owners
We'll take the mystery out of the three financial statements:
📈 Income Statement — Did I make money?
📋 Balance Sheet — What do I own and what do I owe?
💵 Cash Flow Statement — Where did my cash go?
We'll also cover gross margins, profitability, accounts receivable, working capital, debt and financial red flags.
And we'll tackle one of the biggest misconceptions in business:
Why can a business be profitable but still have no cash in the bank?
This will be a practical, plain-English session — no accounting background required. You'll leave with a better understanding of your financial statements and practical questions you can use when reviewing your business numbers.
Presented by Jeremy Andersen, CPA • Old House CPA
Feel free to share this with another business owner who could benefit from understanding their numbers.
As a business owner, you don't need to be an accountant.
But you should know whether your business is actually making money, where your cash is going, how much you're owed, how much you owe — and whether your business is getting stronger or weaker.
Join Jeremy Andersen, CPA of Old House CPA, for:
Understanding Your Financial Statements
A Practical Guide for Business Owners
We'll take the mystery out of the three financial statements:
📈 Income Statement — Did I make money?
📋 Balance Sheet — What do I own and what do I owe?
💵 Cash Flow Statement — Where did my cash go?
We'll also cover gross margins, profitability, accounts receivable, working capital, debt and financial red flags.
And we'll tackle one of the biggest misconceptions in business:
Why can a business be profitable but still have no cash in the bank?
This will be a practical, plain-English session — no accounting background required. You'll leave with a better understanding of your financial statements and practical questions you can use when reviewing your business numbers.
Presented by Jeremy Andersen, CPA • Old House CPA
Feel free to share this with another business owner who could benefit from understanding their numbers.
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1760 Riverside Lane, Courtenay, BC, Canada, British Columbia
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