Financial Analysis Report

Your Trusted Partner For Financial Statement Analysis in Malaysia

 

Servnetic Accounting & Tax Consultant is your partner for comprehensive financial statement analysis in Malaysia

We consolidate and communicate financial information to aid strategic business planning and decision-making. Our services include preparing financial statements, sales reports, and financial analysis reports tailored to your needs. 

We translate numbers into insights, providing advice on financial strategies, tax planning, and identifying areas impacting profitability and growth. Additionally, we guide you on whether a loan is advisable, how to consolidate debt, and more for informed financial decisions.

Sales Report

Sales Report 

Report that summarizes a business’s sales activities into few categories

Financial Analysis Report 

  • Ratios, calculation and explanation for the health of the company financial statement like liquidity, levels of business debt, turnover ratios. return on investment (ROI).
  • Advice on financial strategies & tax planning by identifying areas that are negatively affecting the business’s profitability and growth. 
  • Determine legal tax savings and make suggestions for ways to increase profitability.
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FAQ

The examination of a company’s financial statements for decision-making is termed financial statement analysis. External parties employ this method to assess the general well-being of an entity, gauging its financial performance and business value.

Explore our detailed article on financial accounting advisory services for deeper insights into optimising your financial strategies.

Profitability is gauged by subtracting expenses (the total costs involved in running the company) and taxes paid from revenues (the income generated from goods or services provided by the company).

A comprehensive financial analysis encompasses five critical areas:

  • Revenue: This serves as a primary cash source for your business.
  • Profits: Examining overall profitability.
  • Operational Efficiency: Assessing the effectiveness of operations.
  • Capital Efficiency and Solvency: Evaluating the management of capital and financial stability.
  • Liquidity: Gauging the availability of liquid assets.

Financial statement analysis identifies patterns and relationships within financial statements, serving as a vital tool for both internal management and external stakeholders, including analysts, creditors, and investors. This analysis is instrumental in assessing a company’s profitability, liquidity, and solvency.

Additionally, analysing cash flow helps monitor fund movement, enabling an evaluation of your business’s ability to meet financial commitments.

The typical sequence of financial statements includes:

  • Income statement: A financial statement that outlines a company’s revenues, expenses, and profits or losses over a specific period, indicating its financial performance.
  • Cash flow statement: A report detailing the inflows and outflows of cash within a business, providing insights into its ability to generate and manage cash.
  • Statement of changes in equity: A financial statement revealing the changes in a company’s equity, including contributions, distributions, and retained earnings during a given period.
  • Balance sheet: A snapshot of a company’s financial position at a specific time, presenting its assets, liabilities, and equity to illustrate its overall financial health.
  • Notes to the financial statements: Additional explanatory information accompanying the core financial statements, offering context, details, and clarifications for a comprehensive understanding.
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