Understanding Your Profit & Loss Statement and EBIT/EBITDA

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Category Profit & Loss Statement, profit and loss statement for small business

Deadline: January 30, 2018 | Date: January 30, 2018

Venue/Country: Colorado, U.S.A

Updated: 2017-12-13 15:58:03 (GMT+9)

Call For Papers - CFP

If you don’t prepare your own Profit & Loss Statement, you may not understand what yours are trying to communicate about your business’ financial performance. Many of the business owners and senior executives I’ve worked with over the past 10 years came to me with stacks of reports they never even looked at because none of it made any sense to them!

WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND

Understanding your P&L’s is vital to small business because it also serves as the Income Statement. Whether it’s time to apply for business credit or a loan, or time to sell your business, you’ll need to bring your P&L’s for going back 2 to 3 years. This webinar will help you understand the terms, format, and Key Performance Indicators of Profit & Loss statements.

AREAS COVERED

• Critical elements of a Profit & Loss

• What are Revenue, Sales, and Profit and when do I use these numbers?

• Profit & Loss as an Income Statement

• Operating Expenses, EBIT, EBITDA

• Where are the losses? - How to tell if you’re spending more or earning less

• More Revenue is not growth – How do I tell the difference?

WHO WILL BENEFIT

• CEO, COO, Company Owners

• Small Business Owners

• Entrepreneurs, Sole Proprietors, Self-Employed Professionals

• Non-Profit Organizations

• Grant Managers and Fund Directors

• Business Management Professionals

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Understand the meaning and differences of various terms found on a Profit and Loss Statement.

o Revenue, Sales, Valuation

o Costs, Expenses, EBIT

o Gross Profit, Operating Profit, Net Profit

• Know when each set of numbers should be reviewed, what they can tell you, and in which areas of your reports external Business Partners will be interested.

• Review different types Profit & Loss Statements, including a QuickBooks Profit & Loss standard layout and as a complex, multi-fund example.

• Discussion of periodic reports over time and how to analyze growth or loss within your business or department by comparing progressive reports, including suggestions for areas in which to look for typical problems and simple solutions.

• Learn how your Chart of Accounts affects various lines of your Profit & Loss Statement.

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