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The Whole Class All of the Videos
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The Accounting Equation
3:02 -
Assets vs Liabilities
5:32 -
Shareholder's Equity
5:26 -
The Balance Sheet
5:52 -
The Statement of Retained Earnings
5:51 -
The Income Statement
6:19 -
The Statement of Cash Flows
6:02 -
How the Statements Work Together
9:02 -
Current Assets
9:57 -
Non-Current Assets
10:25 -
Current Liabilities
6:24 -
Non-Current Liabilites
2:00 -
Contributed Capital
5:10 -
The Classified Balance Sheet
4:48 -
The Multistep Income Statement
12:44 -
Retained Earnings vs Shareholder's Equity
6:41 -
Ratios: Working Capital
2:29 -
Ratios: Current Ratio
4:00 -
Gross Profit vs Net Profit
6:15 -
Profit Margin
3:22 -
T-Accounts
3:15 -
Debits and Credits
6:49 -
Determining Normal Balances For Assets & Liabilities
10:04 -
Determining Normal Balance for Shareholder's Equity
11:53 -
Normal Balance Shortcut: Double Entry
11:51 -
Normal Balance Shortcut: DEAD Mnemonic
2:36 -
The Journal, Ledger, Trial Balance
14:00 -
Cash vs. Accrual Accounting
7:21 -
Expense Recognition
8:07 -
Accruals and Deferrals
15:07 -
What is an Adjusting Entry?
4:11 -
Adjusting Entry: Supplies
1:54 -
Adjusting Entry: Wages
4:52 -
Adjusting Entry: Unearned Revenue
2:11 -
Adjusting Entry: Interest
2:03 -
Contra-accounts
4:40 -
Depreciation
7:10 -
The Closing Process
10:37 -
Cash and Cash Equivalents
7:52 -
Bank Reconciliations: What and Why
9:38 -
Bank Reconciliations: How
20:57 -
Debit and Credit Memos
5:21 -
Fixing Mistakes in Bank Recs
8:32 -
A/R and Bad Debts Introduction
7:09 -
Direct Method
4:15 -
The Allowance Method
8:56 -
Income Statement vs Balance Sheet Methods
13:14 -
Net Credit Sales
5:20 -
Write Offs and Reinstatements
8:26 -
Notes Receivable
11:27 -
COGS and Inventory
2:57 -
Net Sales
10:03 -
Perpetual vs Periodic
7:10 -
FOB Shipping?
8:51 -
Transportation In
8:41 -
COGS
6:18 -
Drawbacks to Periodic
6:07 -
Specific Identification
2:17 -
Weighted Average
4:21 -
FIFO and LIFO
20:17 -
Estimating with Gross Profit
7:23 -
Acquisition Cost of Assets
13:23 -
Lump Sum Purchases
6:01 -
What is Depreciation?
11:23 -
Straight Line Depreciation
4:33 -
Double Declining Balance
13:58 -
Units of Production
3:43 -
Partial Year Depreciation
5:50 -
Capital vs. Revenue Expenditures
10:42 -
Interest Bearing Notes
8:26 -
Non-interest Bearing Notes
6:16 -
Contingencies
5:58 -
Intro to Bonds
10:04 -
Discounts and Premiums
7:34 -
Selling at a Discount
7:15 -
Selling for a Premium
8:11 -
Amortization
21:42 -
Borrowing Cost
6:33 -
Interacting with Market Rates
5:30 -
Retiring Bonds
9:54 -
Shareholder's Equity
5:12 -
Stock Classifications
4:19 -
Issuance of Stock
6:37 -
Treasury Stock
11:11 -
Cash Dividends
9:58 -
The Effect of Cash Dividends
6:08 -
Stock Dividends
13:48 -
Cash Flow Overview
6:02 -
Operating Cash Flows
18:41 -
Indirect Method
14:26 -
Investing Cash Flows
5:14 -
Financing Cash Flows
3:17 -
Depreciation in Cash Flows
5:50 -
PPE for Cash Flows
2:39 -
Bringing it All Together
13:57
Chapter 1
Debits, Credits, and the Accounting Equation
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Chapter 2
The Financial Statements
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Chapter 3
Journals, Ledgers, T-Accounts, and Normal Balances
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Chapter 4
Differences in Timing, Adjusting Entries, and the Closing Process
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Chapter 5
Cash and Bank Reconciliations
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Chapter 6
Accounts Receivable and Bad Debts
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Chapter 7
All About Inventory
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Chapter 8
Long Term Assets and Depreciation
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Chapter 9
Current Liabilities, Contingencies, and the Time Value of Money
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Chapter 10
Shareholder's Equity
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Chapter 11
Cash Flows
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