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Why Do We Have Accounting and How Can You Make it Work for You?-Why Do We Have Accounting?
Introduction and Overview of Lesson One
Why Do We Have Accounting?
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What is Accrual Accounting?
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What is a Balance Sheet?
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What is an Income Statement?
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Comparing the Two Statements
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Why Do We Have Accounting and How Can You Make it Work for You?-Bookkeeping Tools
Introduction and Overview of Lesson Two
Transactions to Financial Statements
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Journal Entries
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T-Accounts
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Using T-Accounts for Account Analysis
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Why Do We Have Accounting and How Can You Make it Work for You?-Quiz for Introduction Material
Notice for Auditing Learners: Assignment Submission
Transactions for quiz
The Accounting Cycle and Bookkeeping: Foundational Tools for a Deeper Understanding-Getting Started on The Accounting Cycle
Introduction and Overview of Lesson Three
An Overview of the Accounting Cycle
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Comprehensive Example Set Up
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The Accounting Cycle and Bookkeeping: Foundational Tools for a Deeper Understanding-Externally Prompted Transactions
Introduction and Overview of Lesson Four
Recording Externally Prompted Transactions
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The Accounting Cycle and Bookkeeping: Foundational Tools for a Deeper Understanding-Adjusting and Closing Journal Entries
Introduction and Overview of Lesson Five
Recording Adjusting Journal Entries
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Recording Closing Journal Entries
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The Accounting Cycle and Bookkeeping: Foundational Tools for a Deeper Understanding-Creating Financial Statements
Introduction and Overview of Lesson Six
Making an Income Statement
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Making a Balance Sheet
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The Accounting Cycle and Bookkeeping: Foundational Tools for a Deeper Understanding-Quiz for the Accounting Cycle
Instructions for Quiz
Transactions to be Used for the Quiz
Revenue, Accounts Receivable, Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold-Revenue Recognition and Accounts Receivable
Introduction and Overview of Lesson Seven
The Economics of Value Creation
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Accounting Guidance on Revenue Recognition
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Bookkeeping for Revenue Recognition
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Accounting for the Allowance for Doubtful Accounts and the Bad Debt Expense
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Revenue, Accounts Receivable, Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold-Inventory and Costs of Goods Sold
Introduction and Overview of Lesson Eight
What goes into Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold
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Which One Did We Sell? Inventory Cost Flow Assumptions
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Bookkeeping for Inventory Transactions
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Long-Lived Assets-The Basics of Accounting for Tangible Long Lived Assets
Introduction and Overview of Lesson Nine
How Do We Think About Long Lived Assets?
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Basic Bookkeeping for Depreciation
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Changing Depreciation Estimates
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Long-Lived Assets-Changing Estimates, Selling Assets and Using Assets to Make Other Assets
Introduction and Overview of Lesson Ten
Selling an Asset
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When an Asset is used to make another Asset
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Long-Lived Assets-The Basics of Accounting for Intangible Assets
Introduction and Overview of Lesson Eleven
How Do We Think About Non-Physical Assets?
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Bookkeeping for Amortization and Intangibles
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Long-Lived Assets-Goodwill
Introduction and Overview for Lesson Twelve
What is Goodwill?
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Calculating Goodwill
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Long-Lived Assets-What is an Asset Impairment?
Introduction and Overview of Lesson Thteen
Asset Impairments
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Liabilities and Stockholders Equity-Basic Liabilities Including Deferred Revenue
Introduction and Overview Lesson Fourteen
An Overview of Liabilities
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Deferred Revenue
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Liabilities and Stockholders Equity-Contingent Liabilities
Introduction and Overview Lesson Fifteen
What is a Contingent Liability?
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Bookkeeping for Contingent Liabilities
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Liabilities and Stockholders Equity-Basic Stockholders Equity
Introduction and Overview Lesson Sixteen
The Economics of Interacting with Owners
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Basic Bookkeeping for Equity
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Liabilities and Stockholders Equity-Treasury Stock
Introduction and Overview for Lesson Seventeen
Treasury Stock
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Cash Flow Statements-Basics of Cash Flow Statements
Introduction and Overview of Lesson Eighteen
Why Do We Have Cash Flow Statements?
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Putting Cash into Categories
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Direct Cash Flow Example
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Cash Flow Statements-Indirect Cash Flow Statements
Introduction and Overview of Lesson Nineteen
What is an Indirect Cash Flow Statement
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Indirect Cash Flow Example
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Cash Flow Statements-Changes in Working Capital Approach
Introduction and Overview Lesson Twenty
Changes in Working Capital
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Indirect with Changes in Working Capital Example
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Ratios and Course End Assessment-What is a Ratio?
Introduction and Overview of Session Twenty One
What is a Ratio?
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Warnings About Ratios
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Ratios and Course End Assessment-Building Ratios
Introduction and Overview of Lesson Twenty Two
Build Your Own Ratios
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Stock Over Stock
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Flow Over Flow
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Stock and Flow Ratios
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Ratios and Course End Assessment-Comprehensive Evaluation
Comprehensive Evaluation
Congratulations
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Ratios and Course End Assessment-What's Next?
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