How to create Balance Sheet
The Balance Sheet attempts to show how much the business is worth. It does this by illustrating the value of the business’s…
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The Balance Sheet attempts to show how much the business is worth. It does this by illustrating the value of the business’s…
A Profit and Loss Statement illustrates how much profit you made in any given period, usually it is 1 year.…
The Trial Balance is, as the name suggests, a table where we lay out all our debit accounts and all…
Earlier we discussed the term capital expenditure. Let’s explore this a little further. Capital expenditure is when you purchase an asset. It…
We’ve just processed all our transactions into journals. The next step in the accounting process is entering these journal entries into ledgers.…
OK soldiers. Time to do some real accounting! Everything we do from this point on will be stuff that real…
In this lesson, we are going to learn how basic transactions move through the accounting equation. What we need to…
Remember in Lesson 2 we learned the basic form of the accounting equation as: Assets = Liabilities + Owners Equity…
In Lesson 2 we defined the terms Asset and Liability. In this lesson we will complete the last of our…
The accounting equation! Probably sounds intimidating. Don’t worry, it really is as simple as ABC. Here’s what it looks like.…
The words “asset” and “liability” are two very common words in accounting. Some people simply say an asset is something…
Contracts govern all transactions whether they are between firms or between firms and private individuals. Indeed, in most of the…