
Bookkeeping records day-to-day financial transactions and information, enabling accurate, up-to-date, and comprehensive records that help recover amounts from advance and postpaid customers.
Understand how accounting, as a system that includes bookkeeping, records and summarizes business transactions to compute profit or loss and prepare a balance sheet.
Explore core accounting concepts, including the separate entity principle, accrual basis, going concern, historical cost, and consistency, shaping how financial statements reflect transactions.
Explore the three account types—personal, real, and income/expenses—with examples of natural and artificial persons, assets, liabilities, and equity. Apply debit and credit rules to practice transactions.
Launch a local retail business by Mr. Work and Mr. Start with initial capital on January 1, 2020. Record the investment by debiting the bank and crediting owners' equity.
Learn to account for purchases and purchase returns, including cash and credit purchases, sales tax effects, and the corresponding journal entries.
Learn to record sales and sales returns with cash and credit transactions, including sales tax and receivables, in fundamental bookkeeping.
Explore general transaction concepts beyond sales and purchases in bookkeeping and accounting, including wages, accruals, and provisions. Learn recording methods for expenses, depreciation, advances, and asset purchases.
Value inventory using FIFO, LIFO, and weighted-average methods, calculate closing stock, and compare outcomes through practical phone examples.
Explore depreciation by allocating a laptop’s cost over its three-year useful life using the straight-line method, and record monthly depreciation via journal entries.
Explore the bank reconciliation statement by comparing company books with bank statements, identifying timing differences from outstanding checks, deposits in transit, and bank charges, and recording the necessary journal entries.
Learn how to post journal transactions to the general ledger, record debits and credits, and balance accounts to generate the trial balance in bookkeeping and accounting.
Understand how the trial balance totals all ledger balances on a date and compares debit and credit to verify accuracy for preparing balance sheet and profit and loss account.
Outline the preparation of a balance sheet for Mr. Books by detailing equity, liabilities, and assets, including losses, provisions, cash and bank balances, inventories, and trade receivables.
Explore how the cash flow statement classifies cash into operating, investing, and financing activities, revealing sources and uses of cash and the difference between profit and cash flow.
Bookkeeping and Accounting with complete practical examples solved from journal entries all the way to balance sheet
We will be teaching in the course the following things
1. Why bookkeeping ?? And definition
Bookkeeping involves the recording, on a regular basis, of a company’s financial transactions. With proper bookkeeping, companies are able to track all information on its books to make key operating, investing, and financing decisions
2.Why accounting ?? And definition
Accounting or Accountancy is the measurement, processing, and communication of financial and non financial information about economic entities
3. Identification of various types of accounts, personal accounts, real account, nominal accounts and Golden rules of accounting,.
4. Preparing journal entries for sales, purchases, expenses, accruals, adjustments
5. Preparation General ledgers
6. Preparation of sales book, purchases book, cash book and bank book
7. Inventory valuation techniques first in first out fifo, last in first out lifo, weighted average valuation techniques
8. Depreciation computation straight line method , written down value method
9.Preparation of Trial balance
10. Preparation of Profit and Loss
11. Preparation of Balance sheet.
This course will help new small business owners to maintain their own books of accounts without the help of accountants.
TMR tutorials is setup by an Indian chartered Accountant (US CPA Equivalent) with 5 years of experience of working with a Big 4 in India with the aim of teaching concepts of finance and accounting to all the people who are interested.
Think of TMR tutorials as your personal tutor helping you in learning the course and feel free to reach out for any queries that you have