
In these study notes we discuss the overview of the budgeting process to set the stage for future, more detailed discussions. Note that we also have an attached exhibit that can be used for the various budgets. You can download this from the resources listed below.
In this video we discuss the sales budget that starts the budgeting process.
In this video we discuss the sales budget that starts the budgeting process.
In this video we discuss the production budget of a manufacturing firm, and how this uses information from the sales budget, as well as what information from this budget is used for.
In these study notes we discuss the production budget of a manufacturing firm, and how this uses information from the sales budget, as well as what information from this budget is used for.
In this video we discuss the materials budget of a manufacturing firm, and how this uses information from the production budget, as well as what information from this budget is used for.
In these study notes we discuss the materials budget of a manufacturing firm, and how this uses information from the production budget, as well as what information from this budget is used for.
In this video we discuss the Labor Budget of a manufacturing firm, and how this uses information from the production budget, as well as what information from this budget is used for.
In these study notes we discuss the Labor Budget of a manufacturing firm, and how this uses information from the production budget, as well as what information from this budget is used for.
In this video we discuss the Manufacturing Overhead budget of a manufacturing firm, and how this uses information from the production budget, as well as what information from this budget is used for.
In these study notes we discuss the Manufacturing Overhead budget of a manufacturing firm, and how this uses information from the production budget, as well as what information from this budget is used for.
In this video we discuss the Selling, General, and Administrative Overhead budget of a manufacturing firm, and how this uses information from the Sales budget, as well as what information from this budget is used for.
In this video we discuss the Selling, General, and Administrative Overhead budget of a manufacturing firm, and how this uses information from the Sales budget, as well as what information from this budget is used for.
In this video we discuss the Cash Receipts Budget, which is later used in the overall Cash Budget.
This video is the solution review for the exercise for the cash receipts budget, including the Excel template that can be found attached below.
In this video we discuss the Cash Disbursements Budget, which is later used in the overall Cash Budget.
In this video we discuss the Overall Cash Budget, which combines the Cash Receipts and Cash Disbursements Budgets.
These study notes cover the importance of standard costing, how it is used, and what issues need to be considered.
This video covers how variance analysis is used when it comes to standard costing.
These study notes cover the terminology that is important to variance analysis.
This exercise covers the topic of Variance Analysis and a practice exercise on the topic. The Excel document related to it is attached below and can be used to work the problem before reviewing the solution video.
This video covers various pricing strategies that companies may find useful, as well as the concept of target costing.
These study notes cover various pricing strategies that companies may find useful, as well as the concept of target costing.
This video covers the Balanced Scorecard, including the four perspectives of Financial, Customer, Learning and Growth, and Internal Business Process.
These study notes cover the Balanced Scorecard, including the four perspectives of Financial, Customer, Learning and Growth, and Internal Business Process.
In this video we discuss the Capital Budget, which deals with the purchase of and payment for long term fixed assets.
Accounting often referred to as the “language of business.” Whether you are going into management or actually going to be an accountant, you need to be familiar with the basics of accounting. This includes understanding the concepts of debits and credits, assets and liabilities, revenues and expenses, dividends and equity. From an investor’s perspective, the business results are communicated through the financial statements, including the income statement, statement of owner’s equity, balance sheet and statement of cash flow. These are all discussed in this course!
This course is for those students who have not had much (or any) experience in accounting and are looking to enhance their understanding of it, to either help pass a course or to enhance your business career. It is for anyone who may have felt lost in prior accounting courses and wants real life examples and a down to earth explanation, rather than something read word for word out of a textbook. Is this you? Then you are in the right place!
This course is taught by an instructor with over 20 years of training experience, including corporate training, face to face instruction, and online course development. In addition to the lectures and study material common to many other courses, this course also has a downloadable textbook/study note file, along with downloadable Excel templates paired with a lecture walking through the solution once you are done. To test your knowledge of the basic concepts we also have quizzes after each section to make sure you feel comfortable with the topic before moving on to the next one.
At the end of this course, you will have a better understanding of the mechanics of accounting, the concepts, and the goals of accounting in general. You will be able to pass that class!! Let’s get started!