T-Accounts, Debits, and Credits -- Oh My! Preparing a Statement of Cashflows

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  • @Moomie83
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    • @UWorldAccounting
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    @sudanfutuer2023 8 років тому +2

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  • @ube-23s
    @ube-23s 5 років тому +1

    Hi, at 27:00 you have Account payable with a Debit balance. Since Accounts Payable is a liability account, it should have a credit balance. The credit balance indicates the amount that a company or organization owes to its suppliers or vendors. Sorry i Got confused on that.

    • @UWorldAccounting
      @UWorldAccounting  5 років тому

      Great question. Remember that since A/P is a liability account, increases in A/P show on the credit side and decreases show on the debit side. In this example, A/P had a debit balance meaning that payables went down, because everything was paid off from the current year plus the previous year. He starts to explain it further at 27:30. Let us know if this clears up the confusion and thanks for watching.

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  • @aandretrain5089
    @aandretrain5089 5 років тому +1

    The math of the proceeds sold L/T Invest and the proceeds sell of P.P.&E don't equal to 485 but 465. Please clarify.

    • @UWorldAccounting
      @UWorldAccounting  5 років тому

      Proceeds from the sale of L/T investments is $135 and Proceeds from the sale of PP&E is $350 which equals $485.
      At 15:18 - it starts the calculation of the sale of the L/T investment. The L/T investment on the balance sheet was a $100 change. It was sold for $135 (cash which goes on the cash flow statement) and the gain (credit) was $35.
      At 18:53 - it starts the calculation of the sale of the PP&E. Building cost was $600. It was sold for $350 (cash which goes on the cash flow statement). There was no gain or loss, because the plug was acc depr which was on the balance sheet at $250 ($600-$250 = $350).
      Does this explanation clarify things? Let us know! Great questions and thanks for watching!

  • @MrBaver
    @MrBaver 8 років тому +2

    Very helpful video, thanks for uploading :)

  • @LT-st8rf
    @LT-st8rf 5 років тому +1

    how about the gain in operating and investing sections? Dont you subtract or add the gain??

    • @UWorldAccounting
      @UWorldAccounting  5 років тому

      Great question, Linh Trinh! Go to this time stamp to watch what happens with the gain: 16:50 - As you will see, the gain of $35 was subtracted, because the gain was double counted. You'll see he erased the $35 by accident, but then placed it back on the board at this time stamp: 25:30 - Does this response answer your question? Let us know and thanks for watching!

  • @brightlites1940
    @brightlites1940 7 років тому +1

    nice video. do you have any videos which explains foot notes to exam questions? thx u.

    • @UWorldAccounting
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      We do not have videos on youtube regarding footnotes to financial statements at this time. However, we do explain footnotes thoroughly in our review software. Thanks for watching!

    • @brightlites1940
      @brightlites1940 7 років тому

      Thank you

  • @manjulaelizabethselvaraj393
    @manjulaelizabethselvaraj393 8 років тому

    Hi, could you help me with a statement of cash flow with T-accounts. I cant seem to attache the document here. Is it possible to have your email. Thank you.

    • @UWorldAccounting
      @UWorldAccounting  7 років тому

      Hi Manjula! We have many videos on our channel related to preparing a statement of cash flows complete with T-accounts. Go to our channel main page and do a search using the words "Cash Flow". Here is a link to a video to get you started: ua-cam.com/video/G1-GdH3bXz0/v-deo.html.

  • @saurabchoudhury2828
    @saurabchoudhury2828 6 років тому

    Hi , Where would i find the question which is explained ?

    • @UWorldAccounting
      @UWorldAccounting  6 років тому

      Hi there. if you are a Roger CPA Review student, you would have access to the question in your corresponding course lectures and eTextbook.