"Learning the language of accounting"

A company's numbers are not mere results, but the outcome of a manager's judgment and choices. A single accounting treatment, a closing decision, or a financing method can change profits, taxes, financial structure, and even corporate value. In the Advanced Course, we go beyond the financial statement analysis learned in the Intermediate Course to learn how to transform a company's numbers by connecting the flow of accounting judgment → closing → taxation → accounting fraud → capital transactions → financial structure improvement. You will understand the impact of accounting judgments—such as bad debts, inventory valuation, the distinction between expenses and assets, and accounting estimates and errors—on financial statements, and examine the boundary between tax saving and accounting fraud through the relationship between closing and tax adjustments. Furthermore, you will learn how to detect traces of accounting fraud and window dressing by analyzing closing entries and anomalies in financial statements, and analyze the impact of major capital transactions—such as treasury stock, convertible bonds, goodwill, and M&A—on a company's numbers and value. Finally, you will design financial structure normalization plans, such as capital increases, debt-to-equity swaps, debt restructuring, and profit structure improvements, to respond to corporate financial risks like excessive debt, capital impairment, and continuous losses.

Knowing how to read financial statements is different from properly reading a company. In the intermediate course, based on the accounting basics learned in the introductory level, you will learn how to comprehensively analyze the balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement, statement of changes in equity, and footnotes to uncover the actual business performance and risk factors hidden behind the numbers. First, instead of taking the numbers in financial statements at face value, we will investigate why a company might be short on cash despite being in the black, why its financial position might deteriorate despite increasing profits, and why actual profitability might fall even as sales increase. Next, we will diagnose the true health and warning signs of a company by analyzing key financial ratios and trends, such as liquidity, stability, profitability, and activity. Furthermore, we will identify which businesses are actually making money by analyzing profitability by product and customer—which is more important than sales volume—as well as contribution margin, break-even point, and the relationship between price and sales volume. Moving forward, we will understand "What determines the value of our company?" through key valuation metrics such as PER, PBR, and EV/EBITDA, and examine the core factors that increase corporate value. Finally, we will develop the ability to make decisions based on evidence rather than intuition by analyzing real-world management issues—such as outsourcing vs. in-house production, product retention, pricing policies, and new investments—through numbers.

The Computerized Accounting Level 1 certification is a nationally recognized qualification that evaluates the ability to practically utilize accounting information. This course is supervised by the Korean Tax Accountants Association and is designed to achieve exam success using the KcLep program. The Computerized Accounting Level 1 exam is an intermediate-level qualification test that covers overall tax and accounting processing based on manufacturing companies, including practical problems across all areas of financial accounting, value-added tax, and cost accounting. In this course, you will systematically learn how to handle core accounting tasks such as financial statement preparation, VAT reporting, and cost calculation under conditions similar to actual work environments through the KcLep program. Through this, you can simultaneously improve both practical accounting skills and the competency to obtain computerized accounting certification.

Accounting is the language of management and a useful tool for decision-making. Let's understand the financial status, performance, and capital fluctuations of a company through accounting, and make reasonable decisions at the right time and place!

The first step to becoming rich is to understand your assets and cash flow! Learn from accountant Andrew Kim how to use financial statements used in companies for personal financial management.

Freelancer Income Tax Self-Filing Navigation Guide

Many office workers are failing to properly protect their hard-earned money because they miss out on refunds they didn't know about or pay more in taxes than necessary. Studying taxes is not about memorizing difficult legal knowledge. It is the most practical form of financial management—understanding your pay stub and protecting your own money. In this lecture, we will cover the core tax strategies for office workers to actually save money and build assets, ranging from year-end tax adjustments to income management and tax-saving accounts. Point 1. How to protect your salary through year-end tax adjustments - Understanding tax-free items and deduction structures in your pay stub - Year-end tax adjustment strategies to increase refunds, such as personal and housing deductions Point 2. Tax strategies for managing income safely - Understanding the tax structure you need to know when additional income occurs - How to legally save on taxes when filing global income tax Point 3. "Tax-tech" strategies to build assets using taxes - How to utilize tax-saving accounts like ISA, IRP, and pension savings - Investment tax management strategies to increase after-tax returns

The Computerized Accounting Level 1 certification is a nationally recognized qualification that evaluates the ability to practically utilize accounting information. This course is supervised by the Korean Tax Accountants Association and is designed to achieve exam success using the KcLep program. The Computerized Accounting Level 1 exam is an intermediate-level qualification test that covers overall tax and accounting processing based on manufacturing companies, including practical problems across all areas of financial accounting, value-added tax, and cost accounting. In this course, you will systematically learn how to handle core accounting tasks such as financial statement preparation, VAT reporting, and cost calculation under conditions similar to actual work environments through the KcLep program. Through this, you can simultaneously improve both practical accounting skills and the competency to obtain computerized accounting certification.

"The FAT (Financial Accounting Technician) Level 1 certification is a qualification that evaluates the ability to utilize accounting information. This course aims to help you pass the FAT Level 1 exam using the Douzone Smart A program supervised by the Korean Institute of Certified Public Accountants. The FAT Level 1 course is a program that teaches the ability to use the Douzone I-PLUS program for processing financial accounting and value-added tax."

Pass the FAT Level 2 certification exam quickly with the Samil iCAN textbook!🔥

An essential course for future founders & business owners daunted by taxes! It's organized around practical application, from business registration to labor cost processing and VAT filing.

The Level 2 Computerized Accounting Certificate is a certificate that evaluates the ability to use accounting information. This course aims to pass the Level 2 Computerized Accounting Exam using the K-Leap program organized by the Korea Association of Certified Public Accountants. This is a course for accounting beginners that teaches accounting principles and the ability to use the K-Leap program.

We provide an Excel template and instructional video for calculating product costs for your company. It is ready for immediate practical application.

The Level 2 Computerized Accounting Certificate is a certificate that evaluates the ability to use accounting information. This course aims to pass the Level 2 Computerized Accounting Exam using the K-Leap program organized by the Korea Association of Certified Public Accountants. This is a course for accounting beginners that teaches accounting principles and the ability to use the K-Leap program.

We approach cost accounting and management analysis, which you may have found difficult, in a very practical and easy way using Excel. This course covers the following topics: - Cost Calculation from Basics to Practice: Step-by-step learning from cost concepts, standard costs, actual costs, to indirect cost allocation - Understanding Financial Statements and Accounting Flow: From manufacturing cost flow to accounting processing and financial statement creation process - Strategic Pricing Methods: Pricing strategies by market type and profitability analysis by product - Analyzing Management Indicators with Excel: Break-even point analysis and financial ratio analysis practice - Management Decision-Making Based on Management Accounting: Short-term/medium-to-long-term business planning and business feasibility analysis practice

We take a practical and easy approach to cost accounting and business analysis—topics that often feel difficult—by utilizing Excel. This course covers the following topics: - From Cost Accounting Basics to Practice: Step-by-step learning from cost concepts to standard costing, actual costing, and overhead allocation. - Understanding Financial Statements and Accounting Flows: From manufacturing cost flows to accounting treatments and the financial statement preparation process. - Strategic Pricing Methods: Pricing strategies by market type and profitability analysis by product. - Analyzing Business Indicators with Excel: Hands-on practice with break-even point (BEP) analysis and financial ratio analysis. - Management Decision-Making Based on Managerial Accounting: Hands-on practice with short-term/long-term business planning and feasibility analysis.