2 days’ workshop
INTRODUCTION
In order to be effective in Fast Closing & year end accounts, you need to have the financial management skills to problem solving. This course will help to provide you with an environment that stimulates proactive behavior in order to achieve greater goals for yourselves and your organization. By creating financial value for your organization, you will be amazed at the speed of career advancement. Real-current financial issues & cases will be analyzed and scenario solutions will be provided under the guidance of Dr. Steven Liew.
Course Objectives
By the end of this course you will be able to:
Why cannot Fast Closing Monthly & Year-End Accounts?
Critical Roles of The Finance Function
Redesign Finance Function
Implementing Process Improvement Project
Redefining the Role for Finance Managers
METHODOLOGY
Case Study & Group Discussion. Real-current financial issues & cases will be analyzed and scenario solutions will be discussed within the workshop.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Entrepreneurs, Bankers, Accountants, CFO, CEO, Business Managers, Finance Managers, Supervisors, and Managers
Special Feature: NOTE: Please bring laptop along
PROGRAMME OUTLINE
Day 1
Module 1: Understanding Fast Closing
Fast closing definition
Benefits of fast closing
Module 2: Discussion on Fast Closing Burning Issues
Most work done manually - no system
Inadequate Document Flow
Miscommunication leading to different data report - budget issues
Unknown Transactions from historical data
Culture & Work Environment - no commitment
Slow info received from subsidiaries
System Migration - Data compilation during migration not yet complete
Uneven Workload
Outlets pass documents late
Interface of revenue from billing system to SAP
Module 3: Fast Closing Discussion
Discuss on how to shorter the mth end closing
Discussion on systematic way of closing the accounts
How to do minimum adjustments to closing of accounts
Discuss ways to redesign a simple finance accounting cycle
How finance division can be more proactive in terms of budgeting, Forecasting & advisory role
Discuss ways to control & manage the cash flow
Module 4: Fast Closing Contribution to The Organization’s Bottom Line
Asset conversion
Collection
Cost reduction
Revenues
Purchasing policy
Module 5: Discussion on Account Payable
Timely payment due incomplete documents
Received invoices late from vendor/outlets
PO not stated on the invoice
Timely closing of AP/accruals
PO issued but invoice never reached AP.
Cancellation of PO was never informed.
Changes in price quoted was not informed
Invoices not issue/received
Day 2
Module 6: Success Story of Fast Closing & its Best Practices (Case studies)
Cisco’s Virtual Close
JC Penney Deploys Concur Expense on The Company Intranet
Case Corp (USA) Industry heavy equipment (construction), agricultural machinery
IBM (USA) multinational technology and consulting corporation, with headquarters in Armonk, New York.
Lord Corp (USA) Transportation: Automotive, Rail, Truck/Bus, Agriculture and Recreational and Marine. Aerospace and Defense: Commercial and Private Aircraft, Military Aircraft, Missile Systems and Tanks and Artillery. Manufacturing: Industrial Assembly and Process Industries.
Owens corning (USA) is the world's largest manufacturer of fiberglass and related products
Ford (USA) The Ford Motor Company is an American multinational automaker headquartered in Dearborn, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit.
EDS (USA)Conferences & Training
Module 7: Improving the Finance Process
Remove non-value added work
Reduce the cost of required transaction processing
Eliminate errors that create costly rework
Employ technology to reduce the time, effort, cost, and complexity of finance work
Enhance input to strategic decision making and general business management
Module 8: GST Fast Closing Accounting (Case Study)
Bad debt relief
Bad debt recovered
Credit Note
Debit Note
Deposit received
Reverse charge mechanism
Gift rule
Module 9: Application - Steps in Closing Accounts
Starting Process
Fixed Assets
Hire Purchase / Term Loan Schedule
Company and Group Level of Profit & Loss Accounts
Project Accounts
Company & Group Level of Balance Sheet
Company & Group Level Cash Flow Statement
External Audit & Tax Matter