Invoice Inc. Announces Limited-Time Re-broadcast of "Financial Analysis Explained by a Tax Accountant on a Whiteboard"

Invoice Inc. (Representative Director: Hitoshi Nitami; Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo), which provides one-stop billing services such as "Gi Tsushin" and "OneVoice Public" for approximately 16,000 companies, has announced the limited-time on-demand re-broadcast of the seminar "Financial Analysis Explained by a Tax Accountant on a Whiteboard," featuring Masahiro Fujita of Actus Tax Corporation (Representative: Naoto Kasuya; Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo).

Details and Registration: https://media.invoice.ne.jp/seminar/20260526.html

■ Seminar Overview

◆ Streaming Period: Tuesday, May 26, 2026, 9:00 AM – Friday, May 29, 2026, 6:00 PM
◆ Duration: Approx. 60 minutes
◆ Seminar Theme: Financial Analysis Explained by a Tax Accountant on a Whiteboard
◆ Cost: Free
◆ Format: On-demand

■ Seminar Details

Even after the busy closing period, many accounting professionals remain occupied with corporate tax and consumption tax filings. If you are struggling with daily operations and have concerns like:

"I'm struggling to explain financial analysis to my subordinates in an easy-to-understand way."
"I don't have enough time to teach practical financial analysis to new or junior employees."

Then this seminar is for you. Rather than just explaining financial ratios, a tax accountant will explain the essential perspectives—such as "why we look at these numbers" and "what these numbers tell us about the company"—using whiteboard diagrams in a lecture format.

Learn how to visualize financial data by re-evaluating the connection between the Balance Sheet (B/S) and the Profit and Loss Statement (P/L) through timelines and cash flow. Gain intuitive insights into the balance of safety and profitability, and learn tips for reading the story behind the numbers to elevate your work's value.

■ What You Will Learn

- The practical meaning of various financial analysis indicators (safety, efficiency, profitability).
- The essential meanings of key financial indicators such as current ratio, equity ratio, and ROA.
- How to identify corporate "strengths" and "weaknesses" from analysis results.

■ Recommended For

- Accounting professionals wanting to improve skills to apply financial knowledge to actual business decisions.
- Managers who want to teach practical financial analysis concepts to their subordinates.
- Management and corporate planning professionals who want to grasp their company's strengths and weaknesses based on objective data.