73 pages [29 self-teaching + 44 self-quizzes with detailed answers]
Master double-entry bookkeeping/accounting in one short sitting —around 2 hours.
Ideal before you start any accounting course, for on-the-job training or to nail down a skill you may feel insecure about.
Section 1: How a business keeps track of its money. How bookkeeping measures every item and activity in dollars. The “chart of accounts” made easy. Self-quiz makes sure you really know it.
Section 2: Every transaction affects two or more accounts. When you buy a car your Asset—Car account goes up, but your Cash account goes down. When you buy an ad in the local paper, your Advertising Expense account goes up, but so does your Accounts Payable (bills that are payable later). Filled with examples. Double- quiz lets you practice as if you were on the job.
Section 3: Recording journal entries. Pick up the simple rules of double-entry bookkeeping. Which amounts go in which accounts and how to show this. Filled with examples. Double-quiz lets you practice until you know it cold.
Section 4: The general ledger accounts. Shows you what a ledger account looks like on a computer v. on paper. Explains how journal entries you learned go into the accounts. Now learn how to quickly find and retrieve financial information from the accounts—such as:
- your company’s cash balance
- your company’s sales for any month
- which bills your company has paid or not paid
And other financial information. Double-quiz lets you practice finding and retrieving financial information fast!
Section 5: The income statement and balance sheet. Snapshot of the financial statements and how they are compiled from the general ledger accounts.
Section 6: The accounting cycle. An overview of the accounting process from start to finish.
Publisher: AIPB
Good study course and practice to make sure you’re comprehending.
A good workbook for anyone beginning in bookkeeping.
A good book to keep close to me.
what a great book to keep handy while working as a bookkeeper
This was a great refresher course from my Accounting classes in college. It helped to remind me of the “whys” behind what I do on a daily basis in QuickBooks.
This course was a great way to review some basic accounting entries.
This book is an excellent starting place to learning about debits and credits. It does an admirable job with what is a difficult concept for some.
this book has been very helpfull for my new eployees who need to have a better and quick understanding of journal entry.
Loved it
Found it very helpful
Explained in depth with total understandings of the principles of accounting. Vocabulary was right on with terms used everyday in work place. Double-entry Bookkeeping explained the debits and credit.
Adequate
Very Good. Didn’t take long at all to complete.
Simple and easy to understand.
I did not take the course since I had a great deal of prior experiece, however, I see a big need for this basic course for some of the office personnel charged with entering data and writing checks when they really have no fundamentals. It is surprising to find this but believe me it exists.
Excellent course. Very good reference.
Well written, I reviewed alot of material in a very consise manner. Keep up the good work. user friendly. Shared with co workers they were impressed.
For someone with no accounting experience.
Excellent
didn’t like the way double entry was explained. didn’t finish this book.
As one of the certification courses it presented the basic very well.
Above expectation
5 Star
A thorough course; covers the subject very well.
This was an easy way of educating a client on some basic accounting principles.
I was an awesome training. I was it for small clients. I really enjoy the ease of understanding the whole accounting system.
For anyone wanting to learn double-entry bookkeeping in a down to roots program, this study is a must. It was a review for me of my college accounting, and I was reminded of a variety of facts that I knew but needed a refresher.
excellent
Love it and share it with new clients/students that want to know about bookkeeping
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