Quite appreciate your way of teaching ! May you have a good future ahead!
umair786420 1 month ago
My teacher just tell us to read the book and he sits down on the compter. what a fucking monger lol. I love you man :) you're a real teacher
lgndarymeth 1 month ago
I love you.
Tmacbryant 3 months ago
GREAT!
1Inexorable 4 months ago
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Rules of debits and credits:
An increase in expense (eg a purchase of stationery ) or an increase in an asset ( eg purchase of office furniture ) is debit.
An increase in revenue ( eg a sale) or an increase in a liability (eg buying goods on credit) is a credit.
A decrease in an asset (eg making a cash payment ) is credit.
A decrease in a liability (eg paying a creditor) is a debit.
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iibi1367 5 months ago
AIR as an asset. Mos definitely, we need it to survive.
jp70117 5 months ago
Check out taccount.info for a cool T Accounts tool.
bashiraziz 5 months ago
You make it easy!
Phill1478963 5 months ago
Thank you so much... it is really helpful...
maryamhuda 6 months ago
good work
MrHussaini1914 10 months ago
Thank you so much for this!
pinkdogg13 1 year ago
I'm taking accounting right now and T accounts are just hard for me. It's going to be one of those things that I'm going to smack myself for once I grasp the concept.
tephygirl23 1 year ago
I would happily pay extra for uni if you were teaching me.
flinagin 1 year ago
Quite appreciate your way of teaching ! May you have a good future ahead!
umair786420 1 month ago
My teacher just tell us to read the book and he sits down on the compter. what a fucking monger lol. I love you man :) you're a real teacher
lgndarymeth 1 month ago
I love you.
Tmacbryant 3 months ago
GREAT!
1Inexorable 4 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Rules of debits and credits:
An increase in expense (eg a purchase of stationery ) or an increase in an asset ( eg purchase of office furniture ) is debit.
An increase in revenue ( eg a sale) or an increase in a liability (eg buying goods on credit) is a credit.
A decrease in an asset (eg making a cash payment ) is credit.
A decrease in a liability (eg paying a creditor) is a debit.
for details vist: tutoraccounts.blogspot.com
iibi1367 5 months ago
AIR as an asset. Mos definitely, we need it to survive.
jp70117 5 months ago
Check out taccount.info for a cool T Accounts tool.
bashiraziz 5 months ago
You make it easy!
Phill1478963 5 months ago
Thank you so much... it is really helpful...
maryamhuda 6 months ago
good work
MrHussaini1914 10 months ago
Thank you so much for this!
pinkdogg13 1 year ago
I'm taking accounting right now and T accounts are just hard for me. It's going to be one of those things that I'm going to smack myself for once I grasp the concept.
tephygirl23 1 year ago
I would happily pay extra for uni if you were teaching me.
flinagin 1 year ago