Single Step Income Statement
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- This video shows how to create a single-step income statement. A example is presented to show how a single-step income statement can be created from an adjusted trial balance.
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Love these videos!!! As someone who understands accounting well, I can attest that you explain this better than most who try.
these videos make my theory class so much easier
Short and simple. Thanks!
Great Video! Very Helpful! I have to say though, an alligator petting zoo sounds like some very risky business! Lol. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed the video and found it entertaining!
So helpful! Thanks!
Which one of these methods you are recommended? I like to solve single step method . Can it is suitable like other methods?
I have one question for you
Why isn't interest payable included?
Sir what happened to the cost of good sold? Isnt included in the single step?
He included it... 2:55... maybe you didn't recognize it cause of it's abbreviation (COGS)?
Gator kisses?
I apologize. The petting zoo might be the kid's area side of a gator farm (belts, wallets, boots...).
Sir, what type of expense is the depriciation?
Depreciation is an operating expense. Depreciation expense can appear as a separate line item listed among the operating expenses or it can be included in SG&A expense. For some companies, there might also be some depreciation included in COGS (cost of goods sold). For example, a manufacturer's COGS would include depreciation pertaining to the equipment and machinery used in its factories.
Nice video,
kindly someone tell me the following comes in operating income or not?
1. Other operating income
2. Other operating expense
3. Profit/Loss on equity-method investments, net
4. Other financial income/expense, net
thanks in advance
I think it depends on the business. Some financial statements list similar items under different names and some corporations debit and credit different accounts when making the same transaction.
Thank you so much
can anyone tell me which app has been used to do this accounting sum
what about that unearned revenue sir?
Unearned Revenue is a liability, so it would go on the Balance Sheet. Here's a video on unearned revenues if you want to learn more: edspira.com/topic/unearned-revenue Thanks for watching!
why aren't dividends also counted as part of the revenue?
Umesh awasthi
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