AAT Bookkeeping Transactions - Learn how to balance accounts in 4 MINUTES!

In this video, we will show you how to balance accounts so you get this right every single time, in just 4 minutes.
Balancing accounts is a fundamental aspect of bookkeeping and accounting, especially for the AAT exams, you will be required to use this skill in AAT Level 2, AAT Level 3, and AAT Level 4!
In this video, we will show you how to get the balance carried down and brought down on the correct side every single time.
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Starting a new accounting qualification can be tough, so much to take in during those early weeks, we hope to make this a little easier for you.
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Only thing missing was why it's carried down or c/d and brought down or b/d. My guess is if the shortfall is on the credit side, it's C/D. If shortfall is on the debit side, it's B/D. Correct or way off?