Overview

Normalizing Income Statements Overview

Normalizing Income Statements is designed to teach learners how to adjust and interpret income statements for financial analysis and decision making. This course empowers learners with the skills necessary to transform financial statements, ensuring they accurately represent a company’s core operations and are ideal for use in diverse financial modeling and valuation contexts.





Who Should Take This Course?

Unexpected, non-recurring items are bound to happen to any company. These can dramatically impact a company’s financial statements, skewing the underlying operating performance. Therefore, financial analysts need to be able to identify and adjust for these one-time items to better understand a company’s true performance. This course is perfect for anyone who uses and analyzes financial statements, including investment bankers, equity research analysts, and financial planning and analysis (FP&A) professionals.

Courses we recommend you take in advance

  • Financial Analysis Fundamentals
  • Accounting Fundamentals
  • Reading Financial Statements
  • Normalizing Income Statements Learning Objectives

    • Understand the concept of normalization
    • Apply practical normalization techniques
    • Interpret real-world financial documents
    • Compute key financial metrics

    Prerequisite Skills

    Recommended skills to have before taking this course.

    • Financial accounting
    Normalizing Income Statements
    4.8

    Level 5

    1h 30min

    100% online and self-paced

    Field of Study: Finance

    NASBA CPE Credits: 2

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    This Course is Part of the Following Programs

    Why stop here? Expand your skills and show your expertise with the professional certifications, specializations, and CPE credits you’re already on your way to earning.

    Financial Modeling & Valuation Analyst (FMVA®) Certification

    • Skills Learned Financial modeling and valuation, sensitivity analysis, strategy
    • Career Prep Investment banking and equity research, FP&A, corporate development

    Accounting for Financial Analysts Specialization

    • Skills learned Accounting, Financial Analysis, Reading Financial Statements and more
    • Career prep Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A), Corporate Development, Investment Banking, Private Equity, Equity Research, and more.

    Investment Banking & Private Equity Modeling Specialization

    • Skills You’ll Gain Accounting, Advanced Financial Modeling, Excel, Financial Statement Analysis, Forecasting, Valuation, and more.
    • Great For Investment Banking, Private Equity, Equity Research, and more

    What Our Members Say

    Time invested was incredibly worthwhile
    I recently completed the Corporate Finance Institute's (CFI) course on normalizing income statements, and while it definitely presented some challenges, I can wholeheartedly say the time invested was incredibly worthwhile. The material wasn't easy; understanding the nuances of non-recurring items and adjusting financial statements required focus and a willingness to grapple with complex concepts. There were moments when I had to reread sections multiple times, and I found myself frequently referring to the supporting documents and examples. But that's precisely what made the learning experience so rewarding. The instructors did a great job of breaking down complex topics into manageable chunks, and the practical application exercises were particularly helpful in solidifying my understanding. By the end, I felt a tangible increase in my confidence and ability to critically analyze financial statements, a skill that's incredibly valuable in the world of finance. The time spent was an investment, and that investment has already paid off. I would absolutely recommend this course to anyone serious about improving their financial analysis skills.

    Dr Gregory Gray Jr

    great course
    HARD TO UNDERSTAND BY TUTOR ACCENT BUT OK

    Abdeali calcuttawala

    Beginners guide to Normalizing Is
    Although this course provides useful information, there is not much you can learn from it. It is more of a familiarisation with the adjustments involved in normalizing an income statement.

    Mohammad Ismail Khan

    Great course
    Really good course that deepened my understanding of how different accounting practices impact the income statement.

    Peter Herszenyi

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