The acronym LBO is short for the term “leverage buyouts.” Get great examples that will help you better understand LBO with help from the fiscal doctor in this free video clip.
The Depreciation Expense and Effect on Retained Earnings
It’s important for every business owner to understand the depreciation expense and effect on retained earnings. The bottom line is that depending on the expenses and depreciation expenses, the company should still be building wealth. Find out more details about depreciation expense and the effect it has on retained earnings with help from an entrepreneur and financier in this free video.
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How Banks Reevaluate a Company’s Financial Standing
Banks can reevaluate a company’s financial standing in a handful of different ways. One key thing to remember is that bankers do not like surprises. Learn more about how banks reevaluate a company’s financial standing with tips from an entrepreneur and financier in this free video.
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What Does a Decrease in Supply Cause if Other Factors Are Held Constant?
A decrease in supply of a product can cause some issues if other factors are held constant. For starters, consumers will more than likely start looking elsewhere for the same product. Learn more about what a decrease in supply can do when other factors hold constant with help from an entrepreneur and financier in this free video.
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How to Book an Allowance for Bad Debts on a Balance Sheet
Booking an allowance for bad debts on a balance sheet is something that you have to do by first analyzing your major accounts. Book an allowance for bad debts on a balance sheet with help from the fiscal doctor in this free video clip.
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Why Is the Direct Write-off Method Unacceptable When a Company Has Significant Uncollectible Receivables?
It’s important to understand why a direct write-off method is unacceptable for a business. Especially when a company has significant uncollectible receivables. Learn more about this complex aspect of business management with tips from an entrepreneur and financier in this free video.
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