Balance Sheet Decoded

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Description
Key to Unlock Balance Sheet Secrets
* Statement of Profit and Loss
* Balance Sheet
* Connecting Statement
* Auditor's Report
* Companies Auditor's Report Order
* 65 Actual Case Analysis with Diagrams/ Charts and Table
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Table of Contents
I. Statement of Profit & Loss
1. Revenue from Operations
2. Other Income
3. Cost of Materials Consumed and Purchases of Traded Goods
4. Manufacturing and Operating Cost
5. Finance Cost
6. Depreciation
7. Tax Expense
8. Other Expenses
9. Exceptional Items, Extraordinary Items and Prior Period Items
II. Balance Sheet    
10. Property, Plant and Equipment – Tangible
11.  Fixed Assets – Intangible
12. Investments
13. Loans & Advances
14. Other Assets
15. Inventories and Trade Receivables
16. Cash, Cash Equivalent and Bank Balances
17. Advances Recoverable in Cash or Kind or for Value to be Received
18. Shareholders' Funds or Net Worth or Capital
19. Provisions & Contingent Liabilities
20. Borrowings
21. Trade Payables and Other Liabilities
III. Connecting Statement
22. Significant Accounting Policies
23. Notes on Accounts
24. Cash Flow Statements
IV. Concept of Audit and Auditor's Report
25. Understand the Concept of Audit
26. Report on Internal Financial Controls
27. Analysis of Auditors' Opinions
28. Analysis of Emphasis of Matters/Note
29. Companies Auditor's Report Order
30. Control over Resources
31. Related Party Transactions
32. Legal Compliance
33. Non-Banking Finance Companies
34. Statutory Dues
35. Financial Health of the Company
36. End Use of Funds
37. Frauds and Unrecorded Transactions
38. Resignation of Statutory Auditor
V. Master Key
39. How to Link 5 Keys to Decode Financial Statement
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 Author Details
Gyan B. Pipara is a practising Chartered Accountant holding degrees in commerce and law. His 40 years of experience in Accounting, Auditing and Investigation, especially his ability to analyse financial statements from 360° angles, are now legendary. His brand of analysis of financial statements is distinct and different. The Government of India nominated him as an independent director on the board of State Bank of Saurashtra (now merged with State Bank of India) in August 2007. Considering his contribution to improvement in the quality of assets, and corporate governance, he was again nominated as an independent director on the board of State Bank of Travancore (now merged with State Bank of India) from May 2009 to May 2012.