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How do you really read, analyze and interpret the financial performance of 22,770 cooperatives with their uncommon accounting terminologies, unique chart of accounts, different income statements (called statement of operations), different balance sheet (statement of financial conditions) and different financial reporting standards? If you want to do business with the untapped potential of millions of their members with billions of transactions, you will realize that accounting for cooperatives is not just for them. It is also a must for:
1) Bankers and financiers who want to lend to them
2) Entrepreneurs who wants to venture and do business with them
3) Real Estate companies who want to capture opportunities with coops
4) Accounting firms who wants to capture and service this untapped market
5) Insurance companies who want to do business with coops
6) Hospitals who wants them as clients
7) Schools who wants to offer this as part of their curriculum
This program is CPE Accredited. Accountants attending earn CPE credits.
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