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Responsibility Accounting and Performance Evaluation

Responsibility Accounting and Performance Evaluation

 Introducing participants to the scientific and practical foundations and concepts for holding officials accountable.  Providing participants with the specialized skills of responsibility centers and how to achieve goals.  Introducing participants to financial indicators and ratios, and the role of information and computer systems in evaluating financial performance.

Training Target

 Financial managers, financial department workers, accountants, managers of key departments, and those interested in this field.

Responsibility Accounting and Performance Evaluation

Training Details

First day

  • Responsibility accounting system as a basis for control.
  • The foundations upon which the accounting system is based.
  • Clear identification of accounting centers.

the second day

  • Establish performance measures.
  • Data collection and tabulation.
  • Display data according to responsibility centers.
  • Accountability of officials and management by exception.

the third day

  • Why do we analyze financial statements? What are the indicators?
  • Why do we analyze liquidity? What are the indicators?
  • Why do we analyze asset management? What are the indicators?
  • Why do we analyze profitability? What are the indicators?

the fourth day

  • Analysis indicators for finance.
  • Financial indicators of interest to the investor.

 

 

The fifth day

  • Using financial ratios to predict financial failure
  • Using financial indicators in evaluating financial performance.
  • The impact of computer use on the accounting information system.

Training Enrollment

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Description

  • Introducing participants to the scientific and practical foundations and concepts for holding officials accountable.
  • Providing participants with the specialized skills of responsibility centers and how to achieve goals.
  • Introducing participants to financial indicators and ratios, and the role of information and computer systems in evaluating financial performance.