I would love to see a video in which you explain the cut off procedures, how to properly analyze each financial statement in order to valuate a company, and how we can optimize a company's operations / expenses based on the analysis of the financial statements. Thank you and keep posting, your videos are extremly useful!
This explenation was so helpful! I am preparing for an interview for a placement year and I thought to review all the topics I had done through out my first year of Uni. Your explenations have been so clear that I won't have to spend too long on reviewing my notes. Thank you for your exceptional job!👍
I've heard corporate finance and tax are the "harder" subjects for accounting students. I will be checking out your other videos to see if there's anything there that can help me prep for school as I do not have any prior accounting knowledge. This video helped me a lot.
I like your channel. Can you do a video on treasury operation or management, with a focus on hedging via derivatives. I am curious how it works in practice, not just theory.
I couldn't help but to think of a "stick man" walking away with a "brief case" marked, Retained Earnings. 😎 I really needed to hear this is plain, plain terms. It helps with "not stressing" over accounting fundamentals. This stuff is still very difficult for me. I'm struggling, but then again, I am doing better day by day. Again I'm an accountant in Pampers. Thanks for the Gerber. No, really. This stuff is hard (to me anyway). Keeping it real. I read the other man's comment. I'm nowhere near there yet.
I have been doing assistant management accounting positions for a while and then moved to a data analyst position for the last 5 years and lost some of the core principles of accounting..I have been watching your videos religiously to gain the fundamental knowledge back and start my ACCA exams and landed myself a management accountant job here in the UK..I just want to say you can hardly find a channel to explain things with clarity the way you do and I hope one day when I am qualified I will capture this niche market and do the same..keep uploading brother..I wish you nothing but more success!!
Hello Bill, Thank you for all your videos which have been amazingly helpful. I'm starting my way up to accounting and just watched this video that covers so much of the ground and explains principles clearly. As I said, I am new and there is one thing I would love you to clarify for me please. So last part of video which is CASH FLOW statement, we start with Cash received from customers which is 30, 000. And my question is why at the end it says the Beginning Cach is 35, 000? Is it because you add 5,00 of outflow? Sorry for my misunderstanding. I would apprecieate a lot if someone could make it clear for me. Thank you for all your help!!!
I'm a physical therapist who's planning on going back to school to get a business degree. I'm using your videos to help me gain fundamental knowledge before I enroll in a program. You explain things very well :)
Bill, it would be nice to post cost accounting and management accounting video. At this moment, I am looking for a job at manufacturing company,but do not have expertise.in cot and management.accounting
im new to accounting so my interpretation may be incorrect, but this is how i understood it: - calculate total cash from each section: Operating, Investing, Financing - Operating: 10,000 - Investing: (5,000) - Financing: (10,000) - add all section totals. note that parentheses means negative. 10,000 + (-5,000) + (-10,000) = -5,000 aka (5,000) - the sum of the section totals in your cash flow statement is the total cash in/out flow. - beginning cash is an account. its number is how much cash a company actually has. it was not really calculated in the example since it was already given - in order to find ending cash to update the cash account, you must add the total cash in/out flow with the beginning cash 35,000 + (-5,000) = 30,000 so 30,000 is ending cash
Hi Bill. Thanks for this educative video. Kindly make one on Payroll calculation & its statutory deductions. Cheers! Also wanted to ask, when is your birthday?
@@TheFinancialController Sound good,thank. Another thing, could you make a video about the history of accounting and why Debit is written as DR, and credit is written as CR?
Love your content and detailed explanations. My only oneee little thing is if you could reduce the amount of ammm's, uhhh's that would be great 😅🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️it's just a bit distracting but other than that, great work!
@@TheFinancialController what area of accounting would it be best for? Or would it be a good addition to any direction I would go in accounting? Thank you for your videos btw!
@@TheFinancialController I'm an accountant too. I stumbled onto your channel a couple days ago. I must say excellent delivery. Could i contact you if I have any questions or need any insight with certain topics?
Sure. Email on my profile and also website. But due to tight schedule I usually address questions via making a video so I can teach everyone versus teaching one person :)
amazing clarity.
Thanks rohit!
I would love to see a video in which you explain the cut off procedures, how to properly analyze each financial statement in order to valuate a company, and how we can optimize a company's operations / expenses based on the analysis of the financial statements. Thank you and keep posting, your videos are extremly useful!
Thanks! I appreciate your video ideas, keep them coming! I will make sure to cover these topics in the near future.
This explenation was so helpful! I am preparing for an interview for a placement year and I thought to review all the topics I had done through out my first year of Uni. Your explenations have been so clear that I won't have to spend too long on reviewing my notes. Thank you for your exceptional job!👍
Thanks for the kind words Diana!
I just switched from a non accounting job to an accounting job with the Big 4 and this is the refresher I needed!
I have always thought of accounting as not necessarily math, but rather organizating financial information of a business. This video is really good.
Thanks Ross
I've heard corporate finance and tax are the "harder" subjects for accounting students. I will be checking out your other videos to see if there's anything there that can help me prep for school as I do not have any prior accounting knowledge. This video helped me a lot.
I like your channel. Can you do a video on treasury operation or management, with a focus on hedging via derivatives. I am curious how it works in practice, not just theory.
Will do
What size of company did you work with? MNC / SME?
Mostly SME. Only one large corp for 2 years.
Can you do a video on account reconciliation? I get sometimes.
Can you please do a video of due to/from? Break it down in detail.
Thank you for such a amazing and detailed video.
Thank you!
Amazing sir. I love all your videos
Please do a video on inventory
awfuly nice of you thanks for this video i really like it
Glad you liked it :)
You are just amazing!! Thank you for the explanation. :) :)
Thanks Greice!
Could you please make a video on Balance sheet reconciliations
Sure
Thank you for a very awesome video!
Glad you liked it!
@@TheFinancialController been watching your videos since morning gosh very helpful🥺 thank you big time!❤️
Thanks Mar!!
im an accounting student and have all this stuff but already forgotten everything, I have really bad memory. I am fucked right?
Who is still watching in 2024
Hi! I'm a french management controller and i improve my english with your videos ! thank's a lot ! :)
Well that makes me very very 😃
I couldn't help but to think of a "stick man" walking away with a "brief case" marked, Retained Earnings. 😎 I really needed to hear this is plain, plain terms. It helps with "not stressing" over accounting fundamentals. This stuff is still very difficult for me. I'm struggling, but then again, I am doing better day by day. Again I'm an accountant in Pampers. Thanks for the Gerber. No, really. This stuff is hard (to me anyway). Keeping it real. I read the other man's comment. I'm nowhere near there yet.
I am glad it’s helpful
I find your videos really helpful as a junior accountant. Thank you and please keep them coming :)
Thanks 🙏
I have been doing assistant management accounting positions for a while and then moved to a data analyst position for the last 5 years and lost some of the core principles of accounting..I have been watching your videos religiously to gain the fundamental knowledge back and start my ACCA exams and landed myself a management accountant job here in the UK..I just want to say you can hardly find a channel to explain things with clarity the way you do and I hope one day when I am qualified I will capture this niche market and do the same..keep uploading brother..I wish you nothing but more success!!
Thanks brother
Thanks Sir.
Hello Bill, Thank you for all your videos which have been amazingly helpful.
I'm starting my way up to accounting and just watched this video that covers so much of the ground and explains principles clearly. As I said, I am new and there is one thing I would love you to clarify for me please. So last part of video which is CASH FLOW statement, we start with Cash received from customers which is 30, 000. And my question is why at the end it says the Beginning Cach is 35, 000? Is it because you add 5,00 of outflow? Sorry for my misunderstanding. I would apprecieate a lot if someone could make it clear for me. Thank you for all your help!!!
I haven't understood that too!! at the bgin you have 30K and in the end is like you have 5K out right?
I'm a physical therapist who's planning on going back to school to get a business degree. I'm using your videos to help me gain fundamental knowledge before I enroll in a program. You explain things very well :)
I am looking for a video on Cash Flow including Cash Flow projections / forecasts.
Love it. I want to by a existing business. How do I analyse it, do know if it will be profitable in the future? Thanks :)
How was beginning cash on the cash flow statement $35,000?
Could you explain why capex would affect or not the operating cash flow in a usgaap.
Thank U!
Please give us a lecture on business taxation.
Bill, it would be nice to post cost accounting and management accounting video. At this moment, I am looking for a job at manufacturing company,but do not have expertise.in cot and management.accounting
Thanks Rama will do in the near future
Thank you, really appreciate your simple and amazing way of representing 🙏
Glad you liked it;)
The light just came on about EBITDA. 🌤️
Great!
Excellent video. This really helped me alot. Thank you!
Great!
How come the beginning cash is $35k and ending cash is $30k. Can you explain how you came up with the #'s
im new to accounting so my interpretation may be incorrect, but this is how i understood it:
- calculate total cash from each section: Operating, Investing, Financing
- Operating: 10,000
- Investing: (5,000)
- Financing: (10,000)
- add all section totals. note that parentheses means negative.
10,000 + (-5,000) + (-10,000) = -5,000 aka (5,000)
- the sum of the section totals in your cash flow statement is the total cash in/out flow.
- beginning cash is an account. its number is how much cash a company actually has. it was not really calculated in the example since it was already given
- in order to find ending cash to update the cash account, you must add the total cash in/out flow with the beginning cash
35,000 + (-5,000) = 30,000
so 30,000 is ending cash
Amazing video. Thank you so much for your content. I am in Talent Acquisition. It helps me so much. Kudos!
thank you for the video the ummm repeating is causing me not to be able to focus.
I’ve got much better over the years 😂
well done, thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
Accrued Expenses/Taxes - Do you have a lesson on this subject? Thank you.
Im a young student in college currently and i loved this whole video, cant wait to learn more thank you
Can you talk more about Depreciation and amortization, all in relation to Capital gains tax?
Very well explained
Great! Thanks 😁
Im an undergraduate and i really need some help. thank you so much for your guidance
Thanks for watching
Hello sir,
I'm from India,kerala.
Iam try to get a job for junior accountant.
So it's very helpful vedio for me .
Thank you so much.
Keep going
Thank you!
Hi Bill. Thanks for this educative video. Kindly make one on Payroll calculation & its statutory deductions. Cheers!
Also wanted to ask, when is your birthday?
Thanks will do Annie. Last week of November:)
Hi Bill, if you could create a video on the roles of a financial controller vs an accounting manager would be great. Thanks
Sure
Thank you for your videos, they are very helpful!! Can you cover revenue recognition?
Sure. I did a bit of that in a recent video
This makes so much sense... really good!
Thanks
did you explain the DuPont analysis? I would really love to see a video about it.
Will do
@@TheFinancialController Sound good,thank. Another thing, could you make a video about the history of accounting and why Debit is written as DR, and credit is written as CR?
Thanks a lot....makes lot of sense.
You are welcome!
Love your content and detailed explanations. My only oneee little thing is if you could reduce the amount of ammm's, uhhh's that would be great 😅🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️it's just a bit distracting but other than that, great work!
Hi :) very valid feedback, thank you! I improved in my newer videos. Let me know what you think ;)
@@TheFinancialController I noticed that 😀 and meant to tell you 😃
Would you information systems is a good minor for accounting?
Yes
@@TheFinancialController what area of accounting would it be best for? Or would it be a good addition to any direction I would go in accounting? Thank you for your videos btw!
IT audit, financial systems and also even controllership
I love his presentation
Thanks Nigel!
@@TheFinancialController I'm an accountant too. I stumbled onto your channel a couple days ago. I must say excellent delivery. Could i contact you if I have any questions or need any insight with certain topics?
Sure. Email on my profile and also website. But due to tight schedule I usually address questions via making a video so I can teach everyone versus teaching one person :)