I found Gareths explanation here very easy to understand giving me more confidence for my controls exam next week. Is there a way i can see all of the videos he has? as when i click on the First Intuition page theres a huge amount of other videos with other people?
Very helpful......but what I still need to be made more clear is to have a comprehensive list of things and how they fit into DEAD CLICK as I still get muddled with things like discount allowed or discount received Etc.Is there a good reference I could find where lots of these things are shown against their relevant part of DEAD CLICK?
Brilliant! Your simple explanation of the fact that the SLCA should be an asset as it's what our customers owes us , gave me the eureka moment I needed. Now what happens when VAT is involved?? ;-)
with vat control account it depends, like what the presenter said , if its going to be a dr or cr. either way you look at it if you have more input vat than you have out put then you would need to reclaim the difference from HMRC. Normally when you are calculating this output VAT is more than input hence the business will have to pay HMRC. There are certain factors which would effect where the VAT ctrl a/c would shift I am an AAT student and thats what i Learned via the book. I hope I am rite please correct me if I am wrong, this would increase in my knowledge as well. thank you
Your videos have been such a lifesaver! Thanks so much for your amazing content :-)
Great video well explained. I will be searching for more of your videos. Thanks for posting.
This video helped me a lot.. Explained it really well. I wish I could find one about PLCA. Explained by yourself ofcourse :)
Thank u.
Well done . Very well explained Gareth. Thanks
great videos thanks
Thank you very much your video , Gareth! It is really helpful for me .
Thanks for the upload. Great recap.
this really helped me on my aat level 2 course explained in a way I could get.
Very good explaining. Thank you so much, really useful.
I love this guy, giving me so much knowledge
This really helped me and my thinking, thank you.
Glad it helped!
it's helpful vedio clip and I learn to get the basic rules of credit and debt.
Its very helpful, should be useful to help with my GCSE accounting.
excellent explanations thank you.
Thank you very much your video, for me it was really useful.
I found Gareths explanation here very easy to understand giving me more confidence for my controls exam next week. Is there a way i can see all of the videos he has? as when i click on the First Intuition page theres a huge amount of other videos with other people?
Thanks man. This was awesome.
Very helpful......but what I still need to be made more clear is to have a comprehensive list of things and how they fit into DEAD CLICK as I still get muddled with things like discount allowed or discount received Etc.Is there a good reference I could find where lots of these things are shown against their relevant part of DEAD CLICK?
Very helpful thanks
Thank you proffesor it helps in many way tho.
i watch these in 2x becuase im an intellectual
Brilliant! Your simple explanation of the fact that the SLCA should be an asset as it's what our customers owes us , gave me the eureka moment I needed. Now what happens when VAT is involved?? ;-)
with vat control account it depends, like what the presenter said , if its going to be a dr or cr. either way you look at it if you have more input vat than you have out put then you would need to reclaim the difference from HMRC. Normally when you are calculating this output VAT is more than input hence the business will have to pay HMRC. There are certain factors which would effect where the VAT ctrl a/c would shift
I am an AAT student and thats what i Learned via the book. I hope I am rite please correct me if I am wrong, this would increase in my knowledge as well. thank you
was mistake on the close date : 31/01 but wrote as 31/12
im so fucking lost in bookeping, the only difficult think in accounting is bookkeeping control
what is it like in the life of an average accountant?
The life of an average accountant is to keep the accounts balance
15:45, you say balancing figure. Is it not Bal C/D?
i believe it can be called different things but with the same meaning
dAMN vat mmmmmaann !