I was 4 weeks behind because of an eye infection. I just got through 2 chapters in 1 day and did well on the quiz and homework. Can't wait to get caught up using your videos. Mahalo!!
I am from Dominican Republic. Thank you very much for posting these videos, so we can easily go on in our accounting career. I am following all of the videos and taking notes and studying them as I watch de videos. Thanks God with these classes I am updating my accounting Practical knowledgements. Thank you David.
I am so thankful for these videos, I am taking an accounting class online at another school and I feel neglected because it is not am able to understand the material on my own without the demonstrations. Thank you so much
Your videos are amazing, I'm currently taking Accounting 1 and my professor does not compare to you at all! I'm not sure if you read your comments but you're an amazing professor! Thanks for your help!
Please come and be a professor at University of Texas at Arlington (UTA), professors here don't explain if it wasn't for you i would probably fail the class. Thank You!
22:39 I"m still trying to understand how the expense is being recorded as debit. So let's forget the cash part cz i understand easily, but focus on expense. According the matrix, expense is a Debit Balance Account. So increases in expense is recorded as debit and vice versa. So if the company had an increase in let's say having to pay additional utilities expense, it means the expense is increasing so it's debited. But in this example it's the opposite. Expense got reduced (meaning credited). It is basically getting decreased which is the opposite of it's original debit balance account status. Thus, it has to be credited. SO WHY DOES HE FKING DEBIT IT??? I read this: www.accountingcoach.com/blog/why-are-expenses-debited but i still don't understand shit I need baby step explanation with examples plz :D I studied banking and finance and work at financial control depart of a bank.. and i still dont understnad simple shit like that.. plz some1 explain.
Abdulla - Greetings, my friend. Here is a brief video for understanding Debits and Credits, including Revenue and Expenses. I think it's the best. - ua-cam.com/video/uXZM57mN8U8/v-deo.html
Look at it this way Abdulla, Expenses decrease equity, equity increases with credit and decreases with debit, so when ever there is an expense, equity has to be reduced or decreased, and equity only decreases when debited,. So expense has to be recorded as debit. And it's debited to the equity account. Hope this helps
You are great. but in (Dr & Cr) you make it hard to the students, if you simply told them that; {The account that gives is the creditor, and the account that takes is the debtor} i am sure they will never ever forget that.This rule from accounting in Arabic.
I am not formally an accounts student rather Science. But I love business. So, here I am learning from the best person I possibly could. And the best part is. I understand it. I learned the flashcard, solved questions along with you. Thanks sir.
re: 45:08 actually, it doesn't matter to the ending balance whether it's a credit normal or debit normal account. You just add up both columns, subtract the smaller from the larger and put the result under the larger, whether it's credit or debit. If it's a credit normal account, and the balance is under the credit, then it's positive, but if it's a debit normal account, the math is the same, but the balance would be negative. It's a beautifully simple thing. Don't over think it.
not sure you still need this answer, but revenue is not an asset it is capital this is found on the income statement in the revenue section. In the comments to another video (I believe video #6) someone posted a helpful acronym WADE (withdrawals, assets, dividends, expenses) these are all debit balance accounts and CLR (capital, liabilities and revenue) these are all credit balance accounts.
Unearned Revenue is about"Prepaid", which means you get the money in advance, but have NOT FINISHED your service or selling process! So "Unearned Revenue" goes to Liabilities and "Prepaid XXX" goes to Assets. But Account receivable is you have FINISHED your selling or service, but the buyers have not paid them and promised that they will pay for it later(ex. in 30 days), so "Account receivable" goes to Asset(since you almost get the money!!! But not yet, calm down), and " Revenue" goes to equity, since you finish the purchase even though you have not gotten the money! This is what I think, I can not guarantee that it's reasonable. Still, hope it will help you. Good luck! : )
Unearned revenue has nothing to do with prepaid we have two main divisions: 1-prepaid Expenses(Such as insurance,rent or magazine subscription) 2-unearned(Such as revenue). 1-Prepaid is the money which we pay in advance but not yet incurred so it's an asset when we use then we transfer the amount used to expenses. -Suppose you have a prepaid insurance of 2400 for 24 months and one month passed so now we have 100 as an expense and 2300 as a prepaid expense which we still recognize as an asset (Not fixed or current). 2-Unearned revenue is the money which will be received later for a good or a service which has been provided earlier -Suppose you made a shipping service for 100 dollar for 10 months and you will be paid in 10 dollars each month so each month you are paid you receive 10 dollars as a revenue and subtract 10 dollars from the liabilities until the 100 dollars are received in full amount.
Watching this in 2018! My accounting teacher just shows powerpoint, doesnt really explain things. Rambles on about irrelevant stuff. This is a huge help, thanks!
I found this video while searching how to make a spreadsheet for my accounting class. This video makes learning my accounting a lot easier, and with 4 weeks left in my class I will continue to look for these videos. Not sure if my school provides this or not but I comfortable with listening to this teacher. I am also using Connect for my homework assignments. I hope you don't mind me sitting in on the videos and thanks for the help. This is great!
I am clueless to the reasoning of why the revenues are credits and expenses are debits. I know in pertaining to equity, but aside from that what is the logic.
I am having to take a levelling course in Accounting for MBA and I found your lectures very useful. We dont have a great teacher like you and few of my fellow MBA students with whom I shared these videos are greatly benefiting as well. I can't thank you enough for these lectures.
I am looking forward to this part of the course. i have learned more about accounting through Professor Krug, than anywhere else. i wish i knew you a year ago. Thank you so much.
Wow, wish I found you earlier. I like the way you explain things and relate them to real life situations. I'm currently studying Accounting at a University, but always look forward to watching your videos because they make much more sense! ;) Thanks! NYC
Tomorrow got my Accounting test and this is helping me a lot. Thank you for posting this video and helping students like me. I hope for a 25 out of 25 for my Accounting test.
The confusing part is when I post a credit account to a ledger and I have beginning balance, I'm having trouble where should it go and how should I compute it.
When there is a beginning balance to a Cr its always posted on the Right. In a journal entry All DR 's are on the LEFT and all CR's are on the RIGHT. Don't forget: Assets = Liabilities + Owners Equity. If your account begins on the right it should be balanced on the right.
it is a credit balance because it is a LIABILITY. Since cash was paid out, the asset account Cash is credited and another account needs to be debited. ... on the other hand, If for example your company did not yet pay the wages of your employee then Cash account is not credited, instead, the credit is recorded in the liability account which is the Wages Payable. A credit to a liability account increases its credit balance
lorenzeil inciong,i know you asked question one year ago,but you want to have debits on liabilities,this means you paid the bill. on balance sheet liabilities are subtracted from net income. debiting a liability means liabilities has gone down and less you owe. liability credit means you have racked up a big bill,liabilities debited means you paid it off
ON TRIAL BALANCE I REALIZED THE INSTRUCTOR COUNT UTILITY EXPENSE TWO TIMES ON AS CASH T- ACCOUNT AND THEN AGAIN AS DEBIT. HOW IS THAT HAPPEN? I KNOW EXPENSE IS ALWAYS DEBIT ACCOUNT BUT I DO NOT KNOW...
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I was 4 weeks behind because of an eye infection. I just got through 2 chapters in 1 day and did well on the quiz and homework. Can't wait to get caught up using your videos. Mahalo!!
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Are there other modules for Accounting 2, Intermediate accounting, Cost accounting, Taxation? You know, the all shebang. I just wanna keep going.
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I am from Dominican Republic. Thank you very much for posting these videos, so we can easily go on in our accounting career. I am following all of the videos and taking notes and studying them as I watch de videos. Thanks God with these classes I am updating my accounting Practical knowledgements. Thank you David.
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I am so thankful for these videos, I am taking an accounting class online at another school and I feel neglected because it is not am able to understand the material on my own without the demonstrations. Thank you so much
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Your videos are amazing, I'm currently taking Accounting 1 and my professor does not compare to you at all! I'm not sure if you read your comments but you're an amazing professor! Thanks for your help!
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Please come and be a professor at University of Texas at Arlington (UTA), professors here don't explain if it wasn't for you i would probably fail the class.
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22:39 I"m still trying to understand how the expense is being recorded as debit. So let's forget the cash part cz i understand easily, but focus on expense. According the matrix, expense is a Debit Balance Account. So increases in expense is recorded as debit and vice versa. So if the company had an increase in let's say having to pay additional utilities expense, it means the expense is increasing so it's debited. But in this example it's the opposite. Expense got reduced (meaning credited). It is basically getting decreased which is the opposite of it's original debit balance account status. Thus, it has to be credited. SO WHY DOES HE FKING DEBIT IT???
I read this: www.accountingcoach.com/blog/why-are-expenses-debited
but i still don't understand shit
I need baby step explanation with examples plz :D
I studied banking and finance and work at financial control depart of a bank.. and i still dont understnad simple shit like that.. plz some1 explain.
Abdulla - Greetings, my friend. Here is a brief video for understanding Debits and Credits, including Revenue and Expenses. I think it's the best. - ua-cam.com/video/uXZM57mN8U8/v-deo.html
I must add that this teacher is excellent! He is way above average and I appreciate the way he wants the students to excel.
Look at it this way Abdulla, Expenses decrease equity, equity increases with credit and decreases with debit, so when ever there is an expense, equity has to be reduced or decreased, and equity only decreases when debited,. So expense has to be recorded as debit. And it's debited to the equity account. Hope this helps
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The lecture series is just amazing, just as helpful as it was when it was initially done. 2021
You are great. but in (Dr & Cr) you make it hard to the students, if you simply told them that; {The account that gives is the creditor, and the account that takes is the debtor} i am sure they will never ever forget that.This rule from accounting in Arabic.
Expenses are given from the company to merchants yet that is debted
Thank you!
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ooh my God this professor is doing great explanation.yes all those Expense are consider as debt. Aw Aw professor you make me love this course greatly.
Thanks a lot for tis great course! Much appreciated, but in 2.56 Why do you take wages expense as a credit account ? Should not it be a debit account?
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A lot useful info on the course - handouts etc
I am not formally an accounts student rather Science. But I love business. So, here I am learning from the best person I possibly could. And the best part is. I understand it. I learned the flashcard, solved questions along with you. Thanks sir.
re: 45:08 actually, it doesn't matter to the ending balance whether it's a credit normal or debit normal account. You just add up both columns, subtract the smaller from the larger and put the result under the larger, whether it's credit or debit. If it's a credit normal account, and the balance is under the credit, then it's positive, but if it's a debit normal account, the math is the same, but the balance would be negative. It's a beautifully simple thing. Don't over think it.
WHY WOULD CONSULTING REVENUE BE A CREDIT ACCOUNT? isn't this an asset? I am confused and assets are debits account
not sure you still need this answer, but revenue is not an asset it is capital this is found on the income statement in the revenue section. In the comments to another video (I believe video #6) someone posted a helpful acronym WADE (withdrawals, assets, dividends, expenses) these are all debit balance accounts and CLR (capital, liabilities and revenue) these are all credit balance accounts.
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Hello sir,
Grating!
could you clarify please, "Account receivable" why we can't put here unearned revenue?
Unearned Revenue is about"Prepaid", which means you get the money in advance, but have NOT FINISHED your service or selling process! So "Unearned Revenue" goes to Liabilities and "Prepaid XXX" goes to Assets. But Account receivable is you have FINISHED your selling or service, but the buyers have not paid them and promised that they will pay for it later(ex. in 30 days), so "Account receivable" goes to Asset(since you almost get the money!!! But not yet, calm down), and " Revenue" goes to equity, since you finish the purchase even though you have not gotten the money!
This is what I think, I can not guarantee that it's reasonable. Still, hope it will help you.
Good luck! : )
Unearned revenue has nothing to do with prepaid we have two main divisions:
1-prepaid Expenses(Such as insurance,rent or magazine subscription)
2-unearned(Such as revenue).
1-Prepaid is the money which we pay in advance but not yet incurred so it's an asset when we use then we transfer the amount used to expenses.
-Suppose you have a prepaid insurance of 2400 for 24 months and one month passed so now we have 100 as an expense and 2300 as a prepaid expense which we still recognize as an asset (Not fixed or current).
2-Unearned revenue is the money which will be received later for a good or a service which has been provided earlier
-Suppose you made a shipping service for 100 dollar for 10 months and you will be paid in 10 dollars each month so each month you are paid you receive 10 dollars as a revenue and subtract 10 dollars from the liabilities until the 100 dollars are received in full amount.
Watching this in 2018! My accounting teacher just shows powerpoint, doesnt really explain things. Rambles on about irrelevant stuff. This is a huge help, thanks!
Anyone else just doing this for no reason?
your videos are a life saver and you are gifted with a teaching ability. thanks for making accounting fun.
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I found this video while searching how to make a spreadsheet for my accounting class. This video makes learning my accounting a lot easier, and with 4 weeks left in my class I will continue to look for these videos. Not sure if my school provides this or not but I comfortable with listening to this teacher. I am also using Connect for my homework assignments. I hope you don't mind me sitting in on the videos and thanks for the help. This is great!
Thank you very much for making these helpful videos available in UA-cam.
It helped me a lot and made accounting easy and interesting to learn.
I am clueless to the reasoning of why the revenues are credits and expenses are debits. I know in pertaining to equity, but aside from that what is the logic.
I am having to take a levelling course in Accounting for MBA and I found your lectures very useful. We dont have a great teacher like you and few of my fellow MBA students with whom I shared these videos are greatly benefiting as well. I can't thank you enough for these lectures.
I am looking forward to this part of the course. i have learned more about accounting through Professor Krug, than anywhere else. i wish i knew you a year ago. Thank you so much.
Wow, wish I found you earlier. I like the way you explain things and relate them to real life situations. I'm currently studying Accounting at a University, but always look forward to watching your videos because they make much more sense! ;)
Thanks!
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credit debit debit/asset cash
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The confusing part is when I post a credit account to a ledger and I have beginning balance, I'm having trouble where should it go and how should I compute it.
When there is a beginning balance to a Cr its always posted on the Right. In a journal entry All DR 's are on the LEFT and all CR's are on the RIGHT. Don't forget: Assets = Liabilities + Owners Equity. If your account begins on the right it should be balanced on the right.
Thank you for these lectures. You are a very good teacher.
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How come wages payable is credit balance account?
it is a credit balance because it is a LIABILITY. Since cash was paid out, the asset account Cash is credited and another account needs to be debited. ... on the other hand, If for example your company did not yet pay the wages of your employee then Cash account is not credited, instead, the credit is recorded in the liability account which is the Wages Payable. A credit to a liability account increases its credit balance
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is it possible to have a negative value of accounts payable on the trial balance but you still put it on the credit side with parenthesis..??
lorenzeil inciong and it is still balance..
hope for an answer
lorenzeil inciong,i know you asked question one year ago,but you want to have debits on liabilities,this means you paid the bill. on balance sheet liabilities are subtracted from net income. debiting a liability means liabilities has gone down and less you owe. liability credit means you have racked up a big bill,liabilities debited means you paid it off
Why are debits "dr"?
ask my accounts lecture that question once she said she is still trying to figure it out
its from the latin word decere
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Is it possible to get a copy of the class tests?
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ON TRIAL BALANCE I REALIZED THE INSTRUCTOR COUNT UTILITY EXPENSE TWO TIMES ON AS CASH T- ACCOUNT AND THEN AGAIN AS DEBIT. HOW IS THAT HAPPEN? I KNOW EXPENSE IS ALWAYS DEBIT ACCOUNT BUT I DO NOT KNOW...