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Business Profit
is profit really profit?

Target Audience

This short training course is for both relatively new analysts and lenders as well as for experienced analyst and lenders who need to refresh their understanding of the purpose and role of distributions and loans to shareholders in attempting to assess actual business profit available – if converted to cash – to service interest-bearing debt.

2 CEUs

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Course Objectives:

	Explore the purpose and role of distributions for Subchapter S corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies, and sole proprietorships;
	Identify how and where distributions are recorded on financial statements;
	Examine the impact of distributions on financial statement profits, along with the implications for owners in receipt of distributions;
	Determine the necessary adjustments to reported net profit to account for distributions in arriving at an estimate of actual business profit;
	Explore the role of loans to shareholders, their intimate linkage to distributions, and their impact on actual business profit for Subchapter S corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies, and sole proprietorships; and
	Examine the considerations that determine whether distributions and loans to shareholders may be considered discretionary expenses or must be considered mandatory expenses.

Course Materials

	Credit Refresher on Accounting Profit and Business Profit
	Presentation Slides
	Online Closure Questions

Upon Completion

Participants who successfully complete the workshop will be able to:

	Understand the purpose and role of distributions for Subchapter S corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies, and sole proprietorships and understand how and where distributions are recorded on financial statements;
	Understand how to properly identify distributions from financial statement information;
	Understand the impact of distributions on financial statement profits and business income tax return profits and the income tax implications for owners in receipt of distributions;
	Understand the calculate the necessary adjustments to reported net profit to account for distributions in arriving at an estimate of actual business profit available to service interest-bearing debt;
	Understand the role of loans to shareholders, their intimate linkage to distributions, as well as calculate their impact on actual business profit for Subchapter S corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies, and sole proprietorships; and
	Understand and appreciate the considerations that determine whether distributions and loans to shareholders should be considered discretionary expenses or must be considered mandatory expenses.

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