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Income statement
From the course: Finance and Accounting Tips
Income statement
- Back in 2012 when gas was costing most consumers over four dollars a gallon, or .85 Euros per liter ExxonMobil reported a net income of almost 45 billion dollars. At the time, that was the highest net income ever reported. - [Man] But then, in September of 2015 Apple reported an annual net income of over 53 billion, a new world and Olympic record. - Those are big numbers, but just what do they mean? When the business media reports on a companies performance they always reference reported net income. Where does this number come from? Well, the income statement. What is this statement, and what does it tell us? That's the topic of this video. - Now those who set the accounting rules and those who research stock markets and resource allocations have determined that information about earnings and its components measured by accrual accounting generally provides a better indication of enterprise performance than information about current cash receipts and payments. - [Man] This is what…
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Overview of the balance sheet6m 36s
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Limitations of the balance sheet5m 33s
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Accrual accounting3m 10s
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Income statement4m 36s
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How to common-size the income statement3m 16s
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Financial statement ratios4m 10s
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The DuPont framework and return on equity4m 35s
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Debits and credits5m 53s
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Understand a company's operating cycle5m 9s
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How to compute days' purchases in payables3m 41s
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The current ratio and liquidity4m 4s
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Leverage ratios6m 49s
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When to capitalize or expense costs4m 48s
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Timing of revenue recognition6m 57s
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The statement of cash flows5m 46s
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Earnings management6m 20s
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What is depreciation?4m 19s
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Forecasting financial statements5m 2s
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Dividends and stock buybacks5m 46s
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Loan payments: Understand interest and principal4m 40s
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Price maker or price taker and the impact of overhead costs4m
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Activity-based costing (ABC) and overhead4m 6s
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Cost-volume-profit analysis4m 48s
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Contribution margin and the sales mix of products4m 11s
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Save early, save often4m 12s
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Take the 401(k) match4m 27s
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Making extra payments3m 26s
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Low introductory interest rates4m 14s
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LIFO, FIFO, and FISH4m 31s
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Different depreciation methods3m 38s
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Capital asset pricing model (CAPM)5m 22s
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Sarbanes-Oxley and internal controls3m 55s
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What is a derivative?5m 1s
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Accounting for gift cards3m 57s
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What is beta?5m 52s
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What is an IPO?5m 8s
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Components of a compensation package3m 11s
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Impairment4m 10s
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Earnings per share4m 7s
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Calculate a car payment4m 52s
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Deferred taxes6m
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Foreign currency transactions5m 13s
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What do auditors do?5m 48s
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Steps in creating a personal budget4m 41s
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Pensions3m 53s
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Obtaining financial information4m 46s
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Internal controls6m 14s
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Standards and variances3m 30s
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What is corporate governance?4m 7s
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