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US CMA - Financial Planning, Performance and Analytics
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US CMA - Financial Planning, Performance and Analytics

US CMA Part 1 Subject
Created byNavkar Digital Institute
Last updated 8/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • Certified Management Accountant
  • US CMA
  • Financial Planning, Performance and Analytics
  • Cost Management

Course content

5 sections • 57 lectures • 45h 58m total length

  • Accounting for Liabilities26:48

    Explore liabilities as present obligations from past events that cause future outflows, including current and long-term items like accounts payable, accrued liabilities, deferred revenue, and warranties.

  • Accounts Receivables Part 142:35

    Explains how credit sales create accounts receivable, classify them as current assets, and reveal their impact on working capital and turnover, including invoices, due dates, discounts, and bad debts.

  • Accounts Receivables Part 21:03:37
  • Fair value26:24

    Explore fair value concepts, its relation to market value, and how orderly transactions between market participants use principal or most advantageous markets and the market, income, and cost approaches.

  • Asset Valuation1:05:02
  • Intangible Assets41:52
  • Deferred Income Tax15:06

    Explore how accounting and tax regulations create temporary and permanent differences, driving deferred tax assets and liabilities through timing differences such as depreciation.

  • Financial Statement Analysis1:44:35

    Explore the purpose, users, and methods of financial statement analysis, including horizontal and vertical analysis, ratio analysis, and DuPont analysis, to inform economic decisions.

  • Inventory1:05:42
  • IFRS US GAAP Difference49:57
  • Revenue Recognition - Practice Questions Part 159:02

    Explore revenue recognition concepts from point in time to performance obligations, including variable consideration (expected value and most likely), significant financing components, non-cash consideration, and contract modifications.

  • Revenue Recognition - Practice Questions Part 245:03
  • Revenue Recognition - Part 11:04:39
  • Revenue Recognition - Part 255:38
  • MCQ - Ratios1:30:55
  • MCQ - Recognition Part 11:24:18

    Explains recognition and measurement of accounts receivable, bad debt and allowances, including allowance vs direct write-off, revenue recognition, and related journal entries through MCQ practice.

  • MCQ - Recognition Part 256:12
  • MCQ - Recognition Part 31:06:16

    Explore recognition concepts in US GAAP through MCQ-style problems on cash flow classification, comprehensive income, stock transactions, and depreciation, with emphasis on the indirect method and non-cash activities.

  • Lease Accounting30:49

Requirements

  • None

Description

In this fast-paced world it’s imperative to use latest technology in the field of education for the betterment of the students. Navkar Institute has been coaching students from across the country in their classroom study program for over two decades and have received many requests to do something for the students who are not able to attend classroom program because of locational constraint. Navkar Digital Institute aims to serve the coaching needs of such students who are at remote locations through a specially designed Distance Learning Program.

CMA (Certified Management Accountant), is a designation provided by IMA (Institute of Management Accountant). It is a US based course existing since 50 Years. CMA certification has been the global benchmark for Management Accountant and Financial Professionals. In all, there are 70,000 members around the world and approximately 8,000 students appear for the exam every year. According to various surveys, the median total compensation of CMAs is 67% higher than that of Non-CMAs. Average salary for CMA fresher would be approximately 4-5 Lakhs INR, after two years it can reach upto 6-8 Lakhs INR depending upon the corporate and academic skills of the candidate. Major Industries where the employability of CMAs are: MNCs, Consulting firms, Financial services, Investment Banking, etc. Designation that will be offered to candidate after becoming CMA are: Cost Accountant, Internal Auditor, Budget Analyst, Financial Analyst, CFO, Controller, etc.


In this course, you will study Part 1 subject of US CMA course. This section guides about investment decision that a company need to take for the future expenditure and cash flow management.


Who this course is for:

  • Students who wish to study for Certified Management Accountant
  • Students who wish to study US CMA Part 1 subject
  • Students who wish to study Financial Planning, Performance and Analytics
  • Students who wish to study Cost Management

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