I hope this message will get to you. I had to take an accounting exam for my work. It’s mandatory for the position I want to. And I failed, cause there’s some things I wasn’t able to put together in my mind, and they just handed us some accounting basics sheets, that didn’t even cover 20% of the test. A friend of mine showed me your videos. Within the first videos, you made me understand accounting better than ever. I took the test once more and I’m happy to tell you that I succeed. Because of your videos and the way you teach, I was able to meet the requirement for the position I want, and keep the job. You helped me in my career and I can’t thank you enough for this!
Im a freshmen year accounting major, and I am not even taking Financial Accounting Intro till next semester but your videos are so fun and entertaining that Im watching them to get ahead. Thank you!!
Not sure if it's a coincidence or destiny but I just discovered this class and the examples used for the preparation of the statements are for the year 2024 when this tutorials were uploaded 4 years ago, either way I just want to say THANK YOU, this is a very comprehensive tutorial, It will assist me very well going forward in my business and understanding the language as well as interacting with My CPA.
I can't thank you enough for these videos and I truly appreciate your teaching style. It's been a struggle with the teaching style of my professor and I nearly gave up. I watched your videos, took notes and I feel like it was really easy to retain and understand.
thanks man, i have been stuggling in class for the whole semester, found you just before the exam, its all easier now, and accounting isnt all that scary now
Tony! Many thanks for your video, perhaps can you make a video about a Company who repurchase their shares? How does if effect the statement of changes equity?
Aw i was looking to know more on to prepare a classified balance sheet from December 31st. I have put most of my account . It seems like i have to do more to write them in their Appropriate account. Thanks for your sound explanation sir.
Hi Tony u forgot to add double line for sum of TOTAL LIABILITIES , AM i wrong lol . on previos tutorial u mention that u are very strict on that kind stuff ;-D AND THANK YOU FOR LESSONS -SO HELPFULL , I RECOMENDED TO MY DEGREE MATES.
Hello Professor 12:01 my balance sheet balanced in a different way, in SE, Common shares 60K then i adeed Net Income 20,700 then Retained Earnings 10k then Deducted Dividend 3k that totally became 87,700 then add 48,800, you get 136,500. how?
It goes under current liabilities. That question the full amount of the Mortgage payable is 60K and the current portion is 8K. So that means the current liability is 8K and the rest (52k) is long term.
Assuming in the journal entry, you group several items like office computers, laptops and printers under the same sub account, say office equipment account, and u estimate their life time to be 8years in business for all items, do u have to apply depreciation office equipment account, or u break those items individually and apply a separate depreciation when it comes to balance sheet ???
Professor bell, you didn't teach us about the accumulated depreciation on the balance sheet !!! Accumulated depreciation was given in the PDF workbook and there weren't answers to check too
I attempted to do 1-3B after following the video steps and processes exactly. For some reason my total Liabilities and SE continue to come up 166,500 short of the assets which i got 314,500. Why is mine so far off.
Awesome stuff, I've learned so much in preparation for my MBA accounting unit. Is there a need for a $ in front of the long-term assets/liabilities or the shareholders equity segments? Thank you again
Thank you very much Sir Bell. I have a question, why don´t you order assets from less liquid to more and liabilities from less enforceability to more? I mean, here in Spain we order it like that. Just the other way around. Does it make any difference?
there is something wrong with your workbook from 1-4a to 1-4B I did it multiple times and on the balance sheet part it does not equal. Everything checks out. From 1-4A for balance sheet on asset side I get 123000 and on the right its 121000.
we kept on liabilities the common shares and retain earnings because we can lose this money and because we have to pay? and also 'common shares' is money came from who invest in us? Or is it a stock that we invest?
Hey! It's been a month but anyways. First, I believe he didn't include common shares and retained earnings as Liabilities, he just put Shareholder's Equity below Liabilities (if you check you can see he wrote "SE" as a title). The reason why he put it below is to represent the equation A (on the left) = L + SE (on the right) in the balance sheet. As for common shares, it refers to money raised from selling stock shares, meaning the company gained 60k by selling shares to investors. I could be wrong because I know nothing and I'm just learning through this playlist, but that's how I understand it. hope it helps!
There are many different format choices in financial statements - dividends in the balance sheet is one, but I put the dividend on the statement of changes in equity or statement of retained earnings.
I hope this message will get to you. I had to take an accounting exam for my work. It’s mandatory for the position I want to. And I failed, cause there’s some things I wasn’t able to put together in my mind, and they just handed us some accounting basics sheets, that didn’t even cover 20% of the test. A friend of mine showed me your videos. Within the first videos, you made me understand accounting better than ever. I took the test once more and I’m happy to tell you that I succeed. Because of your videos and the way you teach, I was able to meet the requirement for the position I want, and keep the job. You helped me in my career and I can’t thank you enough for this!
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Im a freshmen year accounting major, and I am not even taking Financial Accounting Intro till next semester but your videos are so fun and entertaining that Im watching them to get ahead. Thank you!!
Hello Professor Bell,
I can't thank you enough. Not all hero's wear capes.
Not sure if it's a coincidence or destiny but I just discovered this class and the examples used for the preparation of the statements are for the year 2024 when this tutorials were uploaded 4 years ago, either way I just want to say THANK YOU, this is a very comprehensive tutorial, It will assist me very well going forward in my business and understanding the language as well as interacting with
My CPA.
This video is gonna be soooo relevant for whoever is watching this in 2024
It really is
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I can't thank you enough for these videos and I truly appreciate your teaching style. It's been a struggle with the teaching style of my professor and I nearly gave up. I watched your videos, took notes and I feel like it was really easy to retain and understand.
thanks man, i have been stuggling in class for the whole semester, found you just before the exam, its all easier now, and accounting isnt all that scary now
This is literally me right now😂
There’s no way I can thank you. 😢 been struggling with Acounting. Thank you so much
your way of teaching is amazing
thank you sir, i now understand very well how to make those 3 sheets since i have to do it in the exam tomorrow, thank you again
May God bless you and everything about you.
Tony! Many thanks for your video, perhaps can you make a video about a Company who repurchase their shares? How does if effect the statement of changes equity?
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Really amazing......wud like to continue
Thank you for posting this lesson Sir. It was very useful.
Aw i was looking to know more on to prepare a classified balance sheet from December 31st. I have put most of my account . It seems like i have to do more to write them in their Appropriate account. Thanks for your sound explanation sir.
Thank you for your support i really appreciate
Thanks u sir. Just started ur course u explain well now I understand
Thank you so much sir.. This is really helpful in my HRM course.
wish i found your video's at the beginning of my course!
How did the rest of your course go?
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Balance sheet? More like "Woe, this is neat!" Thanks for all of these wonderful videos.
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I have a question 😁
If there is a bank paid would it be change the income ??? I want to know please.
The vedio was uploaded 5 years ago but I am watching it on the 1 of December 2024 amazing
Hi Tony u forgot to add double line for sum of TOTAL LIABILITIES , AM i wrong lol . on previos tutorial u mention that u are very strict on that kind stuff ;-D AND THANK YOU FOR LESSONS -SO HELPFULL , I RECOMENDED TO MY DEGREE MATES.
Hello Professor 12:01 my balance sheet balanced in a different way, in SE, Common shares 60K then i adeed Net Income 20,700 then Retained Earnings 10k then Deducted Dividend 3k that totally became 87,700 then add 48,800, you get 136,500. how?
Great videos....hope more....pretty helpful to me.
In one of the questions in the fa workbook pdf, one of the questions(1-4A) has a current portion bank payable, what am i suppose to do with that?
It goes under current liabilities. That question the full amount of the Mortgage payable is 60K and the current portion is 8K. So that means the current liability is 8K and the rest (52k) is long term.
Assuming in the journal entry, you group several items like office computers, laptops and printers under the same sub account, say office equipment account, and u estimate their life time to be 8years in business for all items, do u have to apply depreciation office equipment account, or u break those items individually and apply a separate depreciation when it comes to balance sheet ???
Thanks Tony for sharing, I've got a question, isn't the net income suppose to be in the bank statement as well?
Thank you for this tutorial
Is it ok if you write your balance sheet as
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Balance sheet
as at Dec,31,2024
Professor bell, you didn't teach us about the accumulated depreciation on the balance sheet !!! Accumulated depreciation was given in the PDF workbook and there weren't answers to check too
Great videos!
Glad you like them!
Thanks so much!!! This is so helpful
I attempted to do 1-3B after following the video steps and processes exactly. For some reason my total Liabilities and SE continue to come up 166,500 short of the assets which i got 314,500. Why is mine so far off.
Good job 😊 keep it up
Awesome stuff, I've learned so much in preparation for my MBA accounting unit.
Is there a need for a $ in front of the long-term assets/liabilities or the shareholders equity segments?
Thank you again
Formats vary by company and by instructor - i would follow whatever $ format choices your textbook/class make - in the video, you'll see mine!
@@Tony-Bell excellent, thank you for all your work.
this is gold!!!!!
Thank you very much Sir Bell. I have a question, why don´t you order assets from less liquid to more and liabilities from less enforceability to more? I mean, here in Spain we order it like that. Just the other way around. Does it make any difference?
It is a matter of preference.
Thank you Sir
there is something wrong with your workbook from 1-4a to 1-4B I did it multiple times and on the balance sheet part it does not equal. Everything checks out. From 1-4A for balance sheet on asset side I get 123000 and on the right its 121000.
Thank you
The GOAT
really good
4 years yet it ages finely
total liabilities, "we don't double underline that!"
me who has confidently double underlined 😮
haha!
Do you do more advanced financial accounting for undergrads or are all the videos in this series as basic?
All basic - I'd like to add more advanced stuff in the future - but I'm not there yet!
@@Tony-Bell Thanks for the reply!
excellent!!
tony, i love you.
Why is office supplies classified as a current asset and not an expense
I think the main reason is that after you buy the supplies, you own them. Hence they are an asset.
we kept on liabilities the common shares and retain earnings because we can lose this money and because we have to pay? and also 'common shares' is money came from who invest in us? Or is it a stock that we invest?
Hey! It's been a month but anyways. First, I believe he didn't include common shares and retained earnings as Liabilities, he just put Shareholder's Equity below Liabilities (if you check you can see he wrote "SE" as a title). The reason why he put it below is to represent the equation A (on the left) = L + SE (on the right) in the balance sheet.
As for common shares, it refers to money raised from selling stock shares, meaning the company gained 60k by selling shares to investors.
I could be wrong because I know nothing and I'm just learning through this playlist, but that's how I understand it. hope it helps!
Why the "office supplies" aren't in P&L as an expense but in Balance sheet as assets?
Because assets are resources owned by the business entity. Office supplies are resources.
what should we do with sundry payables?
Current liabilities - I'd put it right under Accounts Payable.
@@Tony-Bell thank you I have an exam today and this will come up!!
Are a Trial Balance and a Balance sheet the same thing?
Nope different - search my name and trial balance to see one of those! (Covered in Mod 2 of my workbook)
@@Tony-Bell yes I'm watching it now
Is that an American or British approach?
I think they were just jealous of your typewriter
this was better than s3x
Hi
Firstly I d like to thx.
I have a question why Dividant didn't place in balance shit....
There are many different format choices in financial statements - dividends in the balance sheet is one, but I put the dividend on the statement of changes in equity or statement of retained earnings.
thank you