@isha04 Dear, the trial balance is a reflection of the accounting equation, Assets=Liabilities+Owners equity, instead of listing all the transactions, it just shows the balance of all the Dr. transactions and the Cr. transactions that occurred during a certain accounting period, as it reflects the two sides of the equation, it should be balanced at the end
In the first part of the video, how do you know what numbers go under debit and which go under credit? It's probably plain as day. But I don't see it.
@smoke126857 you add everything up. For example, in cash, you add up everything on the left (debit) and subtract it from everything on the right (credit). Protip: if you get a negative number, it goes into credit.
You are just a wonderful teacher ..i have watched three youtubes for u so far ..and i learned a lot and that was what i needed to refresh my memory about accounting ( after years of studying it ) ...you sort of explain with a fast tone ..but your way of explaining is beautiful and so great ....thank youuuu thank you thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
that didn't do for me... i'm glad there are more vids to choose from...
bazpoze88 4 months ago
is it a must in trial balance ,debit and credit must be balance all e times?
isha04 5 months ago
@isha04 Dear, the trial balance is a reflection of the accounting equation, Assets=Liabilities+Owners equity, instead of listing all the transactions, it just shows the balance of all the Dr. transactions and the Cr. transactions that occurred during a certain accounting period, as it reflects the two sides of the equation, it should be balanced at the end
banabonbonz 5 months ago
Yea, is there a lesson 10?
northstardragon 6 months ago
I have watched all 9 classes and learned a lot. Thank you so much, u r awesome!
What happened to your 10th lesson? It has been removed ;(
augiesundui 8 months ago 2
"Cayyyashhh" hahahaha. But yeah - this helped a lot :)
PunkDollie10 11 months ago
These lessons are awesome. You're like the Bob Ross of the accounting world! Happy little debits. Mesmerizing.
wasapamati 1 year ago
hi great vids and you sound like Neo off matrix.
mastergsan 1 year ago
In the first part of the video, how do you know what numbers go under debit and which go under credit? It's probably plain as day. But I don't see it.
smoke126857 1 year ago
@smoke126857 you add everything up. For example, in cash, you add up everything on the left (debit) and subtract it from everything on the right (credit). Protip: if you get a negative number, it goes into credit.
sirmoalot 1 year ago
I think the Khan Academy can take you as the first second recruit, sir.
EvanWells1 1 year ago
you are a wonderful teacher, wish i had someone like u when i started at university to explain with such professionalism and simple way, thank uu
greatangelina 2 years ago
You are just a wonderful teacher ..i have watched three youtubes for u so far ..and i learned a lot and that was what i needed to refresh my memory about accounting ( after years of studying it ) ...you sort of explain with a fast tone ..but your way of explaining is beautiful and so great ....thank youuuu thank you thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
qaana 3 years ago 11