Accounting–Debits & Credits–Presentations Only-Bookkeeping

Accounting–Debits & Credits–Presentations Only-Bookkeeping, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 55 lectures, based on 50 reviews, and has 1107 subscribers.

You will learn about Define accounting List accounting objectives List and describe financial statements Explain the relationship between financial statements Describe the double entry accounting system Name and explain the accounting equation Record financial transactions using the accounting equation Record financial transactions using debits and credits Post general journal entries to the general ledger This course is ideal for individuals who are Accounting students or Business owner or Anyone who whats to learn accounting It is particularly useful for Accounting students or Business owner or Anyone who whats to learn accounting.

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Summary

Title: Accounting–Debits & Credits–Presentations Only-Bookkeeping

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 55

Number of Published Lectures: 55

Number of Curriculum Items: 55

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 55

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Define accounting
List accounting objectives
List and describe financial statements
Explain the relationship between financial statements
Describe the double entry accounting system
Name and explain the accounting equation
Record financial transactions using the accounting equation
Record financial transactions using debits and credits
Post general journal entries to the general ledger

Who Should Attend

Accounting students
Business owner
Anyone who whats to learn accounting

Target Audiences

Accounting students
Business owner
Anyone who whats to learn accounting

This course will provide only video presentations, so learners
can navigate the course in a fast and efficient way. Our course entitled “Financial
Accounting – Debit & Credits-Accounting Transactions” will also include practice
problems, practice tests, and discussion questions.

Accounting core concepts will be covered, foundational
accounting skills needed for all levels of accounting including the accounting
terms, the double entry accounting system, and recording transactions using
both the accounting equation and debits and credits. These accounting skills are fundamental bookkeeping skills

These are the accounting
fundamentals which most accounting courses spend far too little time on. The
better we understand these accounting foundation topics, the better we will do
in all accounting concepts.

Like practicing catch or going
over those musical scales, practicing the accounting fundamentals is time well
spent for beginners as well as experienced accountants. We are never too smart
to practice the accounting fundamentals. This course will thoroughly cover the
fundamentals and will provide a foundation for learning concepts that limit the
likelihood of learning rules that do not always apply.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Why Learn Accounting

Lecture 1: Why Learn Accounting

Lecture 2: 2 Accounting Objectives, Accounting Equation, & Ethics

Lecture 3: PDF 1.5 Why Learn Accounting U

Lecture 4: 100 Why Learn Accounting

Chapter 3: Accounting Objectives, Accounting Equation, & Ethics

Lecture 1: PDF – 1.11 Accounting Objectives U

Lecture 2: 102 Accounting Objectives U

Lecture 3: PDF – 1.15 Double entry accounting – Accounting equation u

Lecture 4: 115 Accounting Equation

Chapter 4: Financial Statements

Lecture 1: 3 Financial Statements

Lecture 2: 120 Balance Sheet

Lecture 3: PDF – 1.18 Balance Sheet Explained u

Lecture 4: PDF – 1.20 Income Statement Explained u

Lecture 5: 130 Income Statement

Lecture 6: PDF – 1.23 Statement of Owner's Equity u

Lecture 7: 131 Statement of Owner's Equity

Lecture 8: 132 Balance Sheet & Income Statement Relationship

Lecture 9: PDF – 1.12 Revenue recognition principle u

Lecture 10: 134 Revenue Recognition Principle

Chapter 5: Accrual Method, Cash Method, Revenue & Expense Recognition

Lecture 1: 4 Accrual Method vs Cash Method

Lecture 2: PDF – 1.14 Cash Vs Accrual u

Lecture 3: 135 Cash Method vs Accrual Method

Lecture 4: PDF – 1.17 Lecture 3 Ethics, profession, and Generally Excepted Accounting u

Lecture 5: 150 Ethic & Profession

Chapter 6: Financial Transaction Rules & Thought Process

Lecture 1: 5 Financial Transaction Rules & Thought Process

Lecture 2: PDF – 1.18 Transaction rules for accounting equation u

Lecture 3: 155 Financial Transaction Rules

Lecture 4: PDF – 1.19 Financial Transaction – How to Understand u

Lecture 5: 160 Financial Transaction Thought Process

Chapter 7: Recording Transactions Using Accounting Equation

Lecture 1: 6 Recording Transactions Using Accounting Equation

Lecture 2: 165 Cash Transaction – Accounting Equation

Lecture 3: PDF – 1.30 Lecture 5 Accounting Equation Business Transactions Involving Account

Lecture 4: PDF – 1.40 Lecture 5 Accounting Equation Business Transactions Involving Account

Lecture 5: 170 Accounts Receivable Transactions Accounting Equation

Lecture 6: PDF – 2.05 Double entry accounting Debits and Credits – Accounting equation u

Chapter 8: Debits and Credits Defined

Lecture 1: 7 Debits & Credits Defined

Lecture 2: 205 Debits & Credits

Lecture 3: PDF – 2.06 Debit Credit – One Rule To Rule Them u

Lecture 4: 210 Rules for Using Debits & Credits

Chapter 9: Debit & Credit Rules & Thought Process

Lecture 1: 9 Debit & Credit Rules & Thought Process

Lecture 2: PDF – 2.07 Debit and Credit Thought Process u

Lecture 3: 215 Journal Entry Thought Process

Lecture 4: PDF – 2.5 Trial Balance u

Lecture 5: 220 Trial Balance

Chapter 10: Record Cash Transactions Using Debits and Credits

Lecture 1: 10 Record Cash Transactions Using Debits & Credits

Lecture 2: PDF – 2.10 Lecture 3 Business transactions involving cash D & D u

Lecture 3: 225 Cash Journal Entries with Cash

Chapter 11: Record Accounts Receivable Transactions Using Debits and Credits

Lecture 1: 12 Record Accounts Payable Transactions Using Debits & Credits

Lecture 2: PDF – 2.20 Lecture 4 Business transactions involving accounts receivable D & D u

Lecture 3: 230 Accounts Receivable Journal Entries

Chapter 12: Record Accounts Payable Transactions Using Debits and Credits

Lecture 1: PDF – 2.30 Lecture 5 Business transactions involving accounts payable D & D u

Lecture 2: 240 Accounts Payable Journal Entries

Chapter 13: Record Transaction to General Ledger

Lecture 1: 13 Record Transactions to General Ledger

Lecture 2: PDF – 2.40 Lecture 6 General Ledger and Posting D & D u

Lecture 3: 245 General Ledger

Instructors

Robert (Bob) Steele
CPA, CGMA, M.S. Tax, CPI

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