Introduction to Business Accounting

Introduction to Business Accounting, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 265 lectures, 14 quizzes, based on 43 reviews, and has 204 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn about the professional bookkeeper’s career responsibilities Define role of accounting in a business Understand the accounting equation Analyze transactions Post accounting entries Adjust accounting entries Prepare vertical analysis Prepare a worksheet Completely understand the accounting cycle This course is ideal for individuals who are Fresh graduates looking forward to start their own business or Accountants and financial analysts or Bookkeepers or Tax consultants or Financial auditors or Business decision makers It is particularly useful for Fresh graduates looking forward to start their own business or Accountants and financial analysts or Bookkeepers or Tax consultants or Financial auditors or Business decision makers.

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Summary

Title: Introduction to Business Accounting

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 265

Number of Quizzes: 14

Number of Published Lectures: 265

Number of Published Quizzes: 14

Number of Curriculum Items: 279

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 279

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn about the professional bookkeeper’s career responsibilities
Define role of accounting in a business
Understand the accounting equation
Analyze transactions
Post accounting entries
Adjust accounting entries
Prepare vertical analysis
Prepare a worksheet
Completely understand the accounting cycle

Who Should Attend

Fresh graduates looking forward to start their own business
Accountants and financial analysts
Bookkeepers
Tax consultants
Financial auditors
Business decision makers

Target Audiences

Fresh graduates looking forward to start their own business
Accountants and financial analysts
Bookkeepers
Tax consultants
Financial auditors
Business decision makers

The Introduction to Business Accounting is a fundamental course for new entrepreneurs and business owners to understand the accounting basics and financial statements. The course covers the four basic financial statements, Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Statement of Retained Earnings, and Statement of Cash Flows. These four elements are a key to evaluate any company’s growth and financial standings. In addition, this course provides the candidates with the basic tools to project profitability and break down the costs to help analyze any company’s actual worth.

Understanding the basics of accounting is essential for the prospective business owners. The Introduction to Business Accounting course helps the candidates to achieve the basic knowledge and understanding of fundamental accounting principles. The course is designed for beginner-level candidates with little to no knowledge of accounting.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: Instructor Introduction

Chapter 2: Chapter 01 – Professional Bookkeeper Introduction

Lecture 1: Professional Bookkeeper Introduction

Lecture 2: Professional Bookkeeper

Lecture 3: Potential Careers

Lecture 4: Professional Bookkeeper Job Functions

Lecture 5: Required Traits

Lecture 6: Employment Outlook

Lecture 7: Chapter 01 Review

Chapter 3: Chapter 02 – Introduction to Accounting and Business

Lecture 1: Introduction to Accounting and Business

Lecture 2: Defining a Business

Lecture 3: Types of Businesses

Lecture 4: Role of Accounting (Part 1)

Lecture 5: Role of Accounting (Part 2)

Lecture 6: Introduction – Role of Accounting

Lecture 7: Ethics in Accounting (Part 1)

Lecture 8: Ethics in Accounting (Part 2)

Lecture 9: Ethics in Accounting (Part 3)

Lecture 10: Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)

Lecture 11: The Business Entity Principle

Lecture 12: Business Entity Principle

Lecture 13: The Matching Principle

Lecture 14: Other Principles

Lecture 15: Chapter 02 Review

Chapter 4: Chapter 03 – The Accounting Equation

Lecture 1: The Accounting Equation (Part 1)

Lecture 2: The Accounting Equation (Part 2)

Lecture 3: The Accounting Equation (Part 3)

Lecture 4: The Accounting Equation (Part 4)

Lecture 5: The Accounting Equation (Part 5)

Lecture 6: Transactions

Lecture 7: Transactions – Knowledge Check (Part 1)

Lecture 8: Transactions – Knowledge Check (Part 2)

Lecture 9: Transactions and Accounts (Part 1)

Lecture 10: Transactions and Accounts (Part 2)

Lecture 11: Other Common Revenue and Expense Accounts

Lecture 12: Accounting Equation – Transactions (Part 1)

Lecture 13: Accounting Equation – Transactions (Part 2)

Lecture 14: Accounting Equation – Transactions (Part 3)

Lecture 15: Financial Statements (Part 1)

Lecture 16: Financial Statements (Part 2)

Lecture 17: Financial Statements – Income Statement

Lecture 18: Financial Statements – The Statement of Owner’s Equity

Lecture 19: Financial Statements – The Balance Sheet

Lecture 20: Financial Statements – The Cash Flow Statement (Part 1)

Lecture 21: Financial Statements – The Cash Flow Statement (Part 2)

Lecture 22: Financial Statements – The Relationship

Lecture 23: Chapter 03 Review

Chapter 5: Chapter 04 – Analyzing Transactions

Lecture 1: Analyzing Transactions

Lecture 2: The Accounting Equation and Transactions (Part 1)

Lecture 3: The Accounting Equation and Transactions (Part 2)

Lecture 4: The Accounting Equation and Transactions (Part 3)

Lecture 5: The Accounting Equation and Transactions (Part 4)

Lecture 6: The Accounting Equation and Transactions (Part 5)

Lecture 7: Accounts

Lecture 8: T – Accounts (Part 1)

Lecture 9: T – Accounts (Part 2)

Lecture 10: Ledgers and Accounts

Lecture 11: Chart of Accounts

Lecture 12: Types of Accounts (Part 1)

Lecture 13: Types of Accounts (Part 2)

Lecture 14: Types of Accounts (Part 3)

Lecture 15: Types of Accounts (Part 4)

Lecture 16: Double -Entry System

Lecture 17: Transactions – Double -Entry System (Part 1)

Lecture 18: Transactions – Double -Entry System (Part 2)

Lecture 19: Transactions – Double -Entry System (Part 3)

Lecture 20: Transactions – Normal Balances

Lecture 21: Knowledge Check (Part 1)

Lecture 22: Knowledge Check (Part 2)

Lecture 23: Transactions – Normal Balance (Part 1)

Lecture 24: Transactions – Normal Balance (Part 2)

Lecture 25: Knowledge Check (Part 1)

Lecture 26: Knowledge Check (Part 2)

Lecture 27: Journalizing Transactions

Lecture 28: Transactions – Journalizing (Part 1)

Lecture 29: Transactions – Journalizing (Part 2)

Lecture 30: Transactions – Journalizing (Part 3)

Lecture 31: Transactions – Journalizing (Part 4)

Lecture 32: Transactions – Journalizing (Part 5)

Lecture 33: Transactions – Journalizing (Part 6)

Lecture 34: Affect of Journals on the Accounts

Lecture 35: Transactions – Journalizing (Part 1)

Lecture 36: Transactions – Journalizing (Part 2)

Lecture 37: Transactions – Journalizing (Part 3)

Lecture 38: Transactions – Journalizing (Part 4)

Lecture 39: Transactions – Journalizing (Part 5)

Lecture 40: Transactions – Journalizing (Part 6)

Lecture 41: Transactions – Journalizing (Part 7)

Lecture 42: Transactions – Journalizing (Part 8)

Lecture 43: Transactions – Journalizing (Part 9)

Lecture 44: Transactions – Journalizing (Part 10)

Lecture 45: Transactions – Journalizing (Part 11)

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