The Almuzara publishing house has just brought to light ‘How to read a balance sheet without being an economist’, by Ricardo Martin de Almagroan essential guide designed for entrepreneurs and professionals who want to master basic accounting principles and understand the financial health of their businesses.
This book is designed for those who are starting their business adventure and need to overcome the fear of managing their finances. It is also ideal for those who already carry out an economic activity and want to become familiar with basic accounting principles to make it profitable. With a practical and accessible approach, the author offers key tools and concepts to interpret balance sheets, forecast the evolution of income and expenses, and carry out an accurate x-ray of the financial situation of a company.
‘How to read a balance sheet without being an economist’ addresses essential topics such as consistency, conservation of value, and the utility of the journal and ledger books. With numerous illustrative examples, I facilitate the understanding of terms such as assets, liabilities and net worth, turning them into allies for work success.
About the Author
Ricardo Martín de Almagro (Córdoba, 1994) has a degree in Law and Business Administration and Management from the University of Córdoba and has a master’s degree in Banking and Financial Regulation from the University of Navarra. During his university career, he briefly resided in the United States, where he developed an interest in finance and markets.
Since the end of 2018, he has worked in the banking sector in Spain. Martín de Almagro also studies Economics at the National University of Distance Education and specializes in financial management and control. He is the author of ‘That wasn’t in my economic history book’ (Almuzara, 2023) and regular contributor to digital media such as La Iberia and Postmodernia.
‘How to read a balance sheet without being an economist’ is now available in physical and digital format through the main online platforms. For more information and to reserve a copy, visit: Editorial Almuzara, El Corte Inglés, La Casa del Libro, Amazon, or any bookstore.
