Reading Financial Reports For Dummies For Dummies Business Personal Finance 4th Edition Epstein

Chapter 1: Opening the Cornucopia of Reports

Chapter 2: Recognizing Business Types and Their Tax Rules

Chapter 3: Public or Private: How Company Structure Affects the Books

Chapter 4: Digging into Accounting Basics

Chapter 5: Exploring the Anatomy of an Annual Report

Chapter 6: Balancing Assets against Liabilities and Equity

Chapter 7: Using the Income Statement

Chapter 8: The Statement of Cash Flows

Chapter 9: Scouring the Notes to the Financial Statements

Chapter 10: Considering Consolidated Financial Statements

Chapter 11: Testing the Profits and Market Value

Chapter 12: Looking at Liquidity

Chapter 13: Making Sure the Company Has Cash to Carry On

Chapter 14: Turning Up Clues in Turnover and Assets

Chapter 15: Examining Cash Inflow and Outflow

Chapter 16: How Companies Keep the Cash Flowing

Chapter 17: How Companies Find Errors: The Auditing Process

Chapter 18: Government Regulations and Reporting Requirements

Chapter 19: Creating a Global Financial Reporting Standard

Chapter 20: Understanding the Analyst–Corporation Connection

Chapter 21: How Companies Communicate with Shareholders

Chapter 22: Keeping Score When Companies Play Games with Numbers

Chapter 23: Ten Financial Scandals That Rocked the World

Chapter 24: Ten Signs That a Company’s in Trouble