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  • ty

  • thanks!

  • Thanks a bunch! Really happy professors are taking the time to do things like this.

  • Thank you so much John.

  • thank u so much im in 10th grade and were just starting the basics thanks i can understand this with u

  • Hey great vid! Not sure if you do cost basis calculations by hand, but you can get a cost basis calculator at our site... Net Basis

  • Great post! Anyone need a cost basis calculator? Please check out Net Basis!

  • is accounting pretty hard to learN??? im htinkin about goin to school to do it.. not that good in math.. but.. i did accounting for the cafe at our school and i liked it.. comptuer did most of the math..

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  • thank you

  • thank you.

  • QUESTION FOR COOLPROF

    Can you explain a simple way to memorize Debit & Credit and where to put it on the journal. I admire your patients.

    Angel

    from Santa Clara, CA

  • Thanks for the video, it was easy to understand and follow :)

  • thank very much it real help me

    i got a question how about if the prepaid is 3600 and The one-year insurance policy was purchased on October 31, 2007. [Hint: The correct adjusting entry was recorded on December 31, 2007.]

    Prepare the adjusting entries at March 31, assuming that adjusting entries are made quarterly.

  • divide 3600 by 12; this gives you 300 per month; therefore, if adjustment are made quarterly, each adjustment is for 300 X 3 = 900. thus, 3600 - 900 = 3300 balance on Dec 31; adjustment on Mar 31 will be another 300. I hope this helps. jp

  • you look like a very respect full man. thank u very much

  • Thank you! Thanks for putting in the time!

  • Good tutorial in the deep study of accounting equation

    Actually basically accounting equation is

    total assets = liabilities + capital

    out standing expenses is also liability and revenue will include in liability , so effect of oustanding expense will on liability and capital . Liability will increase and capital will decrease .

    If we earn money , then capital will increase and in asset side cash which is current asset will increase .

    Thanks for uploading video

  • what capital? he didn't say anything about that. please answer back :)

  • Thanks a lot man I learned a lot through this video I have a mid term exam tomorrow. thanks again!

  • Hey, umm wow, I am so grateful to you for making this video, you've explained everything so clearly. I will start studying Accountancy on September, hopefully it will not be too stressful.

  • good job

  • what category would [paid creditors on account] i am a bit confuse. i don't know if it goes to supplies or accounts payable

  • how would you pay creditors on account? There's only accounts receivable or accounts payable

  • This is really good...just learned it in a class and you helped me understand it better thanks.

  • What college do you attend? I'm just curious; I started this project in the summertime and just never had the time to finish it; now I just might be motivated to devote some time to it again. Thanks for your feedback; Aloha! :)

  • oh i go to riverside community college...yeah my teacher goes fast...and i kinda didnt get it but your video helped. like when i did that i read chap. 1 and 2 he just finished chap. 5 so im kinda behind lol. back to reading. thanks again.

  • The best way to learn accounting if you're starting is to get the Interactive CD's offered by Bringham Young University. Just go to 3w. accountingthelanguageofbusines­s. DOTcom

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