Accounting 101 Made Easy And Fun

This Special new introduction to accounting class makes learning fun and easy! It will give you the clearest and simplest explanations to all the basic accounting ideas that that come from accounting 101. This “accounting for dummies” is a special type of training tutorial and is engaging and enjoyable. It’s the perfect accounting lessons for slow learners because it presents bookkeeping and accounting theory and concepts in common sense clear terms that apply to things we all understand. You will be ready to take accounting exams and practical accounting and bookkeeping projects when you finish this top-rated course.

Each of these presentations are special methods of learning accounting and studying bookkeeping skills. They are taken from accounting lessons that I have presented live at job training schools over the decades, where most of my students got jobs doing bookkeeping, accounting, and QuickBooks. You will always know what to Debit and what to Credit because you learned the history of the fundamental accounting ideas and the fundamental accounting equation. Then you will be able to make journal entries in your QuickBooks Accounting software without needing the help of an accountant! See how accounting concepts it evolved into T accounts and how the general ledger was developed.

If you see the context in a nice interesting engaging story that's entertaining and clear, then you will build up your accounting and bookkeeping skills all the way to the final practice projects and exercises. These will give you the ability to make all the journal entries you need to run your business without needing any outside bookkeeping help. Non-accounting people should be able to do all the accounting they need. This fantastic basic accounting class will give you that ability.

The course now has projects and exercises that you can use during the course for you to stop and check your accumulated skill and new knowledge. This will make sure you're on track before you go to the next learning session These practical accounting quizzes and projects will reinforce the learning and help you remember better. They can be fun puzzles as you do them with the people whom who you watch the course with. Taking the final theory multiple choice quiz can be like playing a board game with your family to see who remembers best from the fun videos that you learned from. Topics include……………….

What Are Assets? What Are Liabilities?

The Fundamental Accounting Equation

What Is Owner’s Equity?

What Are Debits And Credits?

What To Debit And What To Credit?

The Double-Entry System Of Accounting

Advanced Transactions And Advanced Debits And Credits

What Is The Accounting Cycle?

How To Make Journal Entries In QuickBooks

End-Of-Month Accounting Adjustments

Owner’s Equity Accounts

Distributing Partnership Income

Using Income Summary

The Perpetual Inventory System

The Periodic Inventory System

What Is "First-In-First-Out" (F.I.F.O) Method Of  Inventory Valuation?

What Is "Weighted Average" Inventory Valuation ?

Interest And Mortgage Calculations

What Is Accounts Receivable

What Is Accounts Payable

Early Pay Discounts

Discount Terms

What Is A “Bank Reconciliation?

Why Financial Statements?

These tried-and-true methods have helped thousands learn accounting well enough to get good jobs. These accounting lectures and lessons always entertain and engage when I perform them live. Even if you still need an accountant periodically, you will understand what your accountant is doing by finishing this easy-to-learn basic accounting and bookkeeping course. Now you have an opportunity to see the new and improved lessons with video animation and improved quality. You can watch these great lessons as often as you need to because if you purchase the course, you will owe them forever! You will always get any questions you have answered almost immediately because I always get back to my students right away. I want everyone’s leaning experience to be smooth and enjoyable. This is a course that will help everyone, and I hope to see you there.

-Mark