Bankers underwrite loans primarily from tax returns, particularly at the community bank level. What reported income is actually cash flow? How can we properly assess a large capital gain (or loss)? What items on a Schedule K-1 involve cash inflows and outflows to our customer? How can we combine personal and business cash flow into a global cash flow? Using case examples and worksheets, this seminar covers how to analyze personal tax returns to develop cash flow within a simple, logical and consistent framework. It provides the tools needed to reduce voluminous amounts of forms and schedules into a concise, relevant picture of cash flow, both for personal situations and where global cash flow is appropriate.
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Target Audience:
Branch managers, consumer lenders, mortgage bankers, private bankers, small business lenders, commercial lenders, credit analysts, loan review specialists, special assets officers, lending managers and credit officers
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