Abstract

When hearing the term "financial statements (financial statements/accounting)," many people think that they are not good at it or that it is difficult to understand.
But you don't have to be so prepared.
The reason financial statements seem difficult is because students try to learn how to make financial statements first.
Of course, it would be better if you could do that, but for general business people, apart from accountants and tax accountants, just being able to read it is sufficient.
And "how to read" it is not that difficult.

This book covers the basics of financial statements,
In addition to the three financial statements: balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement,
Business people should know how to increase profits from an accounting perspective.
Furthermore, ``added value and PPM'' are explained in an easy-to-understand manner using comics and explanations.

Author’s Information

Kazuyoshi Komiya
Komiya Consultants Co., Ltd. Representative Director and CEO
business consultant
Born in 1957 in Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture. Graduated from Kyoto University Faculty of Law in 1981. He joined the Bank of Tokyo (currently Mitsubishi UFJ Bank). For two years starting in July 1984, he studied abroad at Dartmouth College's Tuck School of Business. He has an MBA.
After returning to Japan, he was involved in management information systems and M&A at the bank, and then became a director at Okamoto Associates, where he worked in international consulting. In early summer 1993, he participated in the Cambodian PKO as an international election observer.
From May 1994, he worked on home care issues as the planning manager of Japan Welfare Service (currently CentCare Holdings).
In 1996 he founded Komiya Consultants. He engages in a wide range of management consulting activities based on the "principles of management" that transcend company size and industry, and gives more than 100 lectures a year. He continues to receive tremendous support from mainly small and medium-sized companies, and currently serves as a part-time director, auditor, and advisor for more than a dozen companies, including major companies. He is the author of many books, including Best Long Seller.