Affordable research accounting advisor
CENTER FOR ACCOUNTING RESEARCH (CAR)
The Center for
Accounting Research provides on-demand answers to your accounting questions.
Our deep bench of professionals will answer your most challenging questions.
We understand that
people are busy, so we provide well thought-out, written answers to your US
GAAP, IFRS, SEC, financial reporting and other issues giving you pause. Whether
it’s a simple matter that you just don’t remember how to handle, or a complex,
technical issue, we’ll have the right answer for you.
For most questions, we have immediate answers.
For tougher questions, we’ll research and get you the right answer. And we
won’t take forever. We see ourselves as an extension of your team, helping you
tackle those thorny questions you need answered. Our diverse group of analysts
cover the universe of accounting issues (see partial list below).
WE PROVIDE INDEPENDENT ACCOUNTING ANALYSIS
The Accounting Analyst
provides simple, easy to understand equity research, translating the financial
statements into user friendly language. Our analysts provide answers to your
accounting questions via email or phone calls, and our screens provide insights
into a company’s performance, either individually or in relation to peers.
Company Analysis
Straight-forward and
unbiased financial statement analysis, focusing on major accounts and including
an earnings quality analysis. We use charts to show multi-period trends in a
company’s most significant accounts.
Accounting Analysis Models
We use ratios and
relationships between financial statement items to show trends in a company’s
performance. Accounting analysis models are useful for understanding how each
financial statement is changing over time, and are updated every quarter.
Models include share repurchase, income tax, stock compensation, pension,
accounts receivable, inventories, cash and liquidity, goodwill and intangible
assets, loans and others.
Red Flag Tracker
We screen companies
for financial statement risk using a mix of proprietary and everyday red flags.
Screens are based on relationships between financial statement items over time,
and identify pain points for further research into a company. We can run your
portfolio through our screening tool, and provide a summary of red flags
tripped.
For more information visit here : https://theaccountinganalyst.com/
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