Introduction to Financial Statements (2026)

What you'll learn
MBA, Mcom, CA, CS, CWA Aspirants
Accountants, Tax Consultants
Graduates
Accounting Students
Requirements
No Basic Knowledge Needed
Description
This course provides a practical and structured introduction to the balance sheet, one of the core financial statements used to assess an organization's financial position. Students will learn how to identify, classify, and analyze assets, liabilities, and equity, and understand how these elements interact within the accounting equation.The course emphasizes real-world application, guiding learners through the preparation, interpretation, and evaluation of balance sheets using case studies and financial examples. By the end of the course, participants will be able to read balance sheets with confidence, assess financial health, and support informed business and investment decisions.Key Topics Coveredurpose and structure of the balance sheetCurrent vs. non-current assets and liabilitiesEquity components and retained earningsThe accounting equation and its implicationsBalance sheet preparation and presentationFinancial ratios derived from the balance sheetCommon balance sheet analysis techniquesLearning Outcomes:By completing this course, learners will be able to:Explain the role of the balance sheet in financial reportingAccurately interpret balance sheet itemsAnalyze liquidity, solvency, and financial stabilityApply balance sheet insights to business and financial decisionsTarget Audience:This course is suitable for students, entrepreneurs, finance beginners, managers, and professionals seeking foundational financial literacy or a refresher in accounting fundamentals.
Who this course is for
MBA, Mcom, CA, CS, CWA Aspirants, Accountants, Tax Consultants, Graduates
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