Retained earnings show how much profit your business has reinvested instead of distributed.
Earnings per share (EPS) reveal how much profit a company earns per share of stock.
The discount rate plays a crucial role in DCF and NPV models by adjusting future cash flows for risk and time.
Capital structure determines how your business is funded—and how risky it appears to investors.
Capital budgeting aids businesses in evaluating long-term investments and making smarter financial decisions.
Discounted cash flow (DCF) is a powerful investment valuation tool. Learn its mechanics, calculation, and strategic importance.
Learn what the revenue recognition principle is, how it guides when revenue is recorded, and what the five steps of ASC 606 mean.
Understand net present value (NPV), how to calculate it, and how it can help you evaluate investment opportunities.
Financial controls aren't bureaucracy—they're business insurance. Learn how to build systems that prevent fraud and operational errors
