
Learn the basics of bookkeeping as the recording of all financial transactions, using debit and credit to reflect the dual impact across assets, liabilities, capital, expenses, and revenue.
Explore assets and liabilities by distinguishing fixed and current assets, long-term and current liabilities, and practice debit and credit entries while noting revenue, expenses, and example items.
Master the double-entry system by posting transactions using debit and credit rules across assets, expenses, liabilities, and revenues; practice with cash at startup, cash purchases, and credit purchases from suppliers.
Understand double-entry by tracing cash sales, where sales increase revenue on the credit side and cash increases on the debit side, and see how purchases returns affect liabilities.
Understand double-entry bookkeeping by tracing credit and debit effects on liabilities, purchases on credit, purchase returns, sales on credit, and cash payments and receipts.
Balance the accounts by posting transactions to cash, capital, purchases, and supplier accounts, calculate debits and credits, perform footing, and determine balances before preparing the trial balance.
Learn how to prepare a trial balance by posting ledger balances into debit and credit sides, verify accuracy, and identify mistakes using cash, capital, purchases, and sales.
In this course you will learn Bookkeeping and Accounting from basics. Each topic is divided into several sections which will help to understand thoroughly and after completion of each topic you will get quiz. This course is combination of theory and practical this means that you will be learning by practice during lectures. This course is ideal for anyone who wants to obtain a good grounding knowledge in Bookkeeping and financial accounting. If you want to become pro in Bookkeeping so try to practice all the activities after each lecture. It would help you a lot and you can achieve your target.
What will we learn?
Financial Accounting
Bookkeeping
5 head of accounts
Accounting equation
How to classify the business transactions.
How to prepare ledgers and T accounts?
How to bring balances in Trial Balance?
What are the items of income statement?
How to calculate cost of sales or cost of goods sold?
How to calculate Gross Profit and Net Profit?
How to design Income Statement for your business?
What is working capital?
How to classify assets and liabilities in balance sheet?
How to prepare Balance Sheet for your business?
After completion of the course student will be able to
create double entry from business transactions.
differentiate between Asset, liability, Expenses, Income and Capital
interpret and understand the financial statements.