Budgeting Cashflow And Management Accounts

This course is designed for those interested to learn the basics of budgeting, cashflow forecast, and management accounts, and how to create and develop them and present them to funders. Read more.

No ratings yet
Course Skill Level
Beginner
Time Estimate
2h 36m

Lisa Newton, BA, MSc, FMAAT has a masters degree in Investment Management and a first class honours degree in Accounting with Marketing.

Access all courses in our library for only $9/month with All Access Pass

Get Started with All Access PassBuy Only This Course

About This Course

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who has the responsibility for the finances in a small organisation such as the bookkeeper, non-financial manager, trustees, treasurers or admin staff
  • Anyone who wants to understand budgets, cashflow forecasts and management accounts better

What you’ll learn:

  • Understand what budgets are and how to create and develop them and be able to present them to funders.
  • How to create and develop a cashflow forecast.
  • Understand how the cashflow forecast relates to the budget.
  • Understand what management accounts are and why they are useful.

Requirements:

  • No prior knowledge is required to take this course

This course is aimed at those who have the responsibility for managing, organising and governing the financial resources of any small business – particularly charities, not-for-profits and those businesses that are project based.

BUDGETS
We look at what a budget is, how to create a budget, how to calculate your resources in line with your objectives, what information to include and how to manage unrestricted and restricted funds (for those organisations that have to manage different pots of funding).

PROJECT BUDGETS
We learn when and how project budgets are used, what to include in a project budget, define direct and support costs of projects and how project budgets can support funding requests.

CASHFLOW FORECASTING
We look at what a cashflow forecast is? How to create one? Why is it so important and what does it tell us? A template is included for you to use.

MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTS
What are management accounts? Why are management accounts useful? How do you present management accounts and how are they used?

If you are a bookkeeper, admin support worker, a manager who has the responsibility for managing the finances or a trustee or treasurer and you want to understand these ideas and concepts better – then this course is for you. No previous knowledge is assumed, and we’ll look at jargon and terminology and take you through making a budget, understand a budget step by step. We create a cashflow forecast step-by-step.

If you have the responsibility for reporting back to funders and you NEED to understand what you’re doing at work or in a voluntary role – this course is for you.

Your course tutor runs a bookkeeping service, and has been studying, working in or teaching this material since 1996. She has a 1st class honours degree in Accounting with Marketing and an MSc in Investment Management and is online daily to answer any questions or queries that you might have.

Our Promise to You
By the end of this course, you will have learned budgeting, cashflow forecasting, managing accounts for charities, not-for-profits and small businesses.

10 Day Money Back Guarantee. If you are unsatisfied for any reason, simply contact us and we’ll give you a full refund. No questions asked.

Get started today and learn more about budgeting cashflow and management accounts.

Course Curriculum

Section 1 - Introduction
Introduction To The Course And Your Tutor 00:00:00
Course Resources 00:00:00
Section 2 - Budgeting
All About Budgeting 00:00:00
Example Template 00:00:00
Preparing And Presenting A Budget 00:00:00
Section 3 - Project Budgets
Project Budgets 00:00:00
Project Budget Template 00:00:00
Direct, Fixed And Variable Costs 00:00:00
Section 4 - Cashflow Forecasts
Cashflow Forecast Overview 00:00:00
Creating A Cashflow Forecast 00:00:00
Inputting Expenses Into A Cashflow Forecast 00:00:00
Adding Up The Net Cashflow 00:00:00
Section 5 - Management Accounts And Reporting
Management Accounts 00:00:00
Actual Results, Budgets, Variances 00:00:00
Section 6 - Conclusion
Conclusion And Next Steps 00:00:00

About This Course

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who has the responsibility for the finances in a small organisation such as the bookkeeper, non-financial manager, trustees, treasurers or admin staff
  • Anyone who wants to understand budgets, cashflow forecasts and management accounts better

What you’ll learn:

  • Understand what budgets are and how to create and develop them and be able to present them to funders.
  • How to create and develop a cashflow forecast.
  • Understand how the cashflow forecast relates to the budget.
  • Understand what management accounts are and why they are useful.

Requirements:

  • No prior knowledge is required to take this course

This course is aimed at those who have the responsibility for managing, organising and governing the financial resources of any small business – particularly charities, not-for-profits and those businesses that are project based.

BUDGETS
We look at what a budget is, how to create a budget, how to calculate your resources in line with your objectives, what information to include and how to manage unrestricted and restricted funds (for those organisations that have to manage different pots of funding).

PROJECT BUDGETS
We learn when and how project budgets are used, what to include in a project budget, define direct and support costs of projects and how project budgets can support funding requests.

CASHFLOW FORECASTING
We look at what a cashflow forecast is? How to create one? Why is it so important and what does it tell us? A template is included for you to use.

MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTS
What are management accounts? Why are management accounts useful? How do you present management accounts and how are they used?

If you are a bookkeeper, admin support worker, a manager who has the responsibility for managing the finances or a trustee or treasurer and you want to understand these ideas and concepts better – then this course is for you. No previous knowledge is assumed, and we’ll look at jargon and terminology and take you through making a budget, understand a budget step by step. We create a cashflow forecast step-by-step.

If you have the responsibility for reporting back to funders and you NEED to understand what you’re doing at work or in a voluntary role – this course is for you.

Your course tutor runs a bookkeeping service, and has been studying, working in or teaching this material since 1996. She has a 1st class honours degree in Accounting with Marketing and an MSc in Investment Management and is online daily to answer any questions or queries that you might have.

Our Promise to You
By the end of this course, you will have learned budgeting, cashflow forecasting, managing accounts for charities, not-for-profits and small businesses.

10 Day Money Back Guarantee. If you are unsatisfied for any reason, simply contact us and we’ll give you a full refund. No questions asked.

Get started today and learn more about budgeting cashflow and management accounts.

Course Curriculum

Section 1 - Introduction
Introduction To The Course And Your Tutor 00:00:00
Course Resources 00:00:00
Section 2 - Budgeting
All About Budgeting 00:00:00
Example Template 00:00:00
Preparing And Presenting A Budget 00:00:00
Section 3 - Project Budgets
Project Budgets 00:00:00
Project Budget Template 00:00:00
Direct, Fixed And Variable Costs 00:00:00
Section 4 - Cashflow Forecasts
Cashflow Forecast Overview 00:00:00
Creating A Cashflow Forecast 00:00:00
Inputting Expenses Into A Cashflow Forecast 00:00:00
Adding Up The Net Cashflow 00:00:00
Section 5 - Management Accounts And Reporting
Management Accounts 00:00:00
Actual Results, Budgets, Variances 00:00:00
Section 6 - Conclusion
Conclusion And Next Steps 00:00:00

Are you interested in higher education?