
Learn the basics of debits and credits, identify assets, liabilities, revenues, and expenses, and post transactions to the general ledger and GL accounts.
Explore how debits and credits affect assets and liabilities, illustrated by bank account increases debited and bank loan increases credited as a liability.
Explore how accounting records financial transactions to communicate a company's assets, liabilities, profit, and liquidity through balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement.
Understand how money serves as a measuring unit to record and compare transactions. Identify how using a building or service without payment creates a liability under the money measurement concept.
The going concern concept assumes the company will continue operations indefinitely, allowing assets and liabilities to be classified as current or non-current and guiding depreciation and profit measurement.
Record assets at their cost price, not market value, and calculate book value as cost minus depreciation; unrealized gains or losses are not recorded.
Learn the realization concept and how revenues and expenses affect assets, liabilities, and equity, then apply asc 606's five-step process to recognize revenue when obligations are satisfied.
Analyze business transactions to identify financial characteristics and record debits and credits for cash, credit, and non-cash transactions in the general journal, then post to the general ledger.
Explore the concept and types of accounts in financial accounting, including assets, liabilities, equity, revenue, expense, gain, and loss, with personal, real, and nominal classifications and their balance sheet implications.
Learn the principle of double entry, recording the two-sided effects of transactions with debits and credits across the general ledger to reflect receiving and giving value.
Explore the concept and application of debit and credit, recording assets, liabilities, equity, expenses, revenues, and real, personal, and nominal accounts.
Explore the analysis of business transactions in a pizza shop, recording debits and credits across assets, liabilities, equity, expenses, and revenues, including cash, inventory, loans, rent, and sales.
Explore the general journal, its concept, advantages, and recording accounting transactions with debits and credits. Learn how entries are posted to the general ledger and tracked chronologically in subsidiary books.
Explore how the general ledger summarizes transactions by account, links journal entries through posting, and shows debits, credits, and ending balances across assets and liabilities.
Analyze business transactions, create journal entries in the general journal, and post them to general ledger accounts, practicing debits and credits for assets, liabilities, equity, revenues, and expenses.
Post transactions to general ledger accounts, tracking debits and credits across cash, bank, revenue, asset, and equity accounts. Learn how purchases, loans, and expenses affect journal entries and ledgers.
Balance general ledger accounts by analyzing debits and credits across personal, real, and nominal accounts, and learn how opening balances and balance carried forward establish normal balances.
Learn how cash book, purchase book, sales book, and bills payable and receivable use subsidiary books of original entry to capture cash, purchases, and sales before posting to general ledger.
Prepare a trial balance by listing all general ledger accounts with ending balances and verify debits equal credits.
Welcome and thanks for visiting this course!
This course is designed to provide individuals with a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental principles and concepts of accounting, aimed at building a solid foundation in the field.
Do you struggle to create balance sheet or income statement? Do you struggle to understand the different types of GL Accounts and what account to debit or credit in an accounting transaction?
Well, if the answer is yes, then you are at the right place. Starting from the building solid foundation of accounting, which is what this course is about, we will go to the advance accounting throughout my different level of courses.
Throughout this course, you will embark on a journey that covers the essential elements of accounting, enabling you to develop a strong understanding of financial transactions with a detailed explanation of debits and credits, different types of GL Accounts and recognizing them in the financial transactions, and the overall recording and reporting processes. You will explore topics such as the accounting equation, double-entry bookkeeping, the classification and analysis of assets, liabilities, equity, expense and revenue as well as the exceptional introduction of revenue recognition and expense allocation (such as depreciation).
Through a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical examples, you will gain hands-on experience in applying accounting principles to real-world scenarios. You will learn main Accounting Concepts, Principle of Double Entry and applying this to different type of GL Accounts, the application of Debit and Credit on different types of GL Accounts, General Journal, Posting the Journal Entries (Accounting Transaction) to GL Accounts, Balancing of GL Accounts, Subsidiary Books and Trial Balance.
By the end of this course, you will have a strong foundation in accounting, allowing you to confidently navigate the world of financial accounting. Whether you plan to pursue a career in accounting or simply want to improve your accounting literacy, this course will equip you with the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed. Join me and embark on a journey towards accounting proficiency and a solid understanding of accounting basics.
Anyone can learn Accounting!
You can learn accounting if you get the good guidance and the right reading & practice material. The most efficient way to learn anything is to follow:
1. The right reading material
2. The proper order of learning. There is a lot of information available online, but to learn something new, you always have to start step by step. So, its very important to not overload yourself with too much information, and follow the correct way of learning.
3. The practice exercises. You need to practice as many exercises as you can till you believe that you have learnt and confident enough about the topic learnt
You yourself also have to be curious to know the reason behind the accounting process. Why do we debit, why do credit, and what are the reasons behind it? There are many online reading material available but nobody explains the reason that why do we debit or credit. Why are liabilities considered to be liability? Every question is answered in this course.
To learn fast, you also need to do practical exercises, which you will do in this course!
And I have explained all the practical exercises in detail.
What you’ll learn
1. Important Accounting Concepts
2. What is a Business Transaction? And what type of business transaction is recorded in the books of accounting?
3. What is General Ledger Account? And what are different types of GL Accounts? How to balance General Ledger Account.
4. Principle of Double Entry and the application of Debits and Credits
5. Create Accounting Transactions by yourself and post to different General Ledger Accounts.
6. Trial Balance. And why is it important?
Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?
There are no prerequisites to this course.
Who this course is for:
1. Accounting Students for whom this course will act as a supplement to their studies, who want to clear their accounting basics, and you can expect more class participation
2. Working Professionals who wants to learn accounting or want to make their accounting basics strong
3. Business Owners who want to learn the accounting basics and how it can help in applying accounting logics in real time. And help them to maintain their accounting books