
Welcome to Class!
Prepare service and merchandising financial statements. Sales, Cost of Goods Sold, Gross Profit, Operating Expenses and Net Income. Single step and Multi step Income Statements
Recording Inventory, Discounts, Credit Terms & Freight Costs
Cost of Goods Sold, Accounts Receivable, Sales Discount, Using perpetual inventory in recording sales transactions.
FOB Shipping point and FOB Destination. Buying and Selling with or without freight.
Cost of Goods Sold and Ending Inventory valuation
Calculate cost of goods sold and ending inventory using the Specific Identification Method.
Calculate cost of goods sold and ending inventory using FIFO
Calculate cost of goods sold and ending inventory using LIFO. Difference between FIFO and LIFO
Calculate cost of goods sold and ending inventory using the Specific Identification Method.
Control Environment. Elements of Internal Control. Internal control procedures
Manage your cash through the bank reconciliation process
Different types of receivables and how to record them
How to record uncollectible accounts
Estimate bad debts
Promissory note and Interest Income
Property, Plant and Equipment costs and other acquisition costs
Calculate depreciation and accumulated depreciation using the straight line method.
Calculate depreciation and accumulated depreciation using the units of production method.
Calculate depreciation and accumulated depreciation using the Double Declining Balance Rate Method.
Record various types of current liabilities. Distinguish current from long term debts
Promissory note and interest expense
Difference between employees versus independent contractors.
Gross Pay to Net Pay calculations. Understanding employee payroll deductions.
Recording payroll and payroll tax expenses. Journalizing payroll related transactions.
Accounting II Simplified for You – is a continuation of a unique, no-nonsense and meaningful approach of understanding basic accounting principles, with special focus in merchandising, inventories, internal control, cash management, fixed assets, receivables, liabilities and payroll. Business transactions are illustrated in simple terms using relevant examples and easy to follow step-by-step instructions.
As the saying goes, “Accounting is the language of business." But you are NOT an accountant, so should you be left behind? ABSOLUTELY NOT! You do not need be an accountant to learn accounting. Give yourself the competitive edge of understanding accounting principles and concepts to better navigate the business environment.
This is a perfect complement to my course Accounting 1 Simplified for You -where you learn the basic framework of accounting, the recording process, the accounting cycle and financial statement preparation. These 2 courses combined will provide you with the framework you need to fully understand and apply accounting in business for any type of industry.
In this class, you will have a series of thoughtfully prepared video lectures using real-life business examples, handouts comes with every lecture and quizzes after each section to reinforce your learning. Dr. Jacinto promotes and encourages lively discussions and feedback sessions. All your questions directly related to the topic will be answered within 24 hours. This course is ideal for college business and accounting students, bookkeepers, business owners, managers and anyone who wants to better understand accounting in business in a way that makes sense to you. For work - this is an excellent go-to accounting course & guide whenever you need a quick refresher; and for school - a perfect study guide and supplement for students in accounting and business.