Audience

Managers, prospective managers, and other employees seeking advanced competency in the area of accounting

Prerequisites

An understanding of primary accounting concepts and methods

Course Aim

To discuss capital budgeting, discounted cash flow analysis, and the impact of employee-related costs

Learning Objectives

Explain the capital budgeting process. Explain how a firm selects appropriate investments. Discuss general cash flow analysis issues. Explain the net present value method of discounted cash flow analysis. Explain the time-adjusted rate of return method of discounted cash flow analysis. Explain how income taxes affect cash flows. Discuss the role of uncertainty in capital budgeting. Explain that employees are a business?s assets. Discuss the cost to businesses of retirement packages. Explain the impact of deferred compensation. Discuss worker motivation and the role of unions.

Topics Covered

Introduction to Capital Budgeting - The capital budgeting process - Implementing investments Before-Tax Discounted Cash Flow Analysis - The net present value method - Hands-on: Calculating the NPV - Time-adjusted rate of return method After-Tax Discounted Cash Flow Analysis - Income taxes and cash flows - Capital budgeting Human Resource Planning - The cost of people - Retirement packages - Deferred compensation - Motivation and unionization

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