Hi sir i would love to get a job as an accountant but i dont know anything just learnt for the sake of exams but i would like to learn how accountant work in a company from starting that is from passing a journal entry to balance sheet. There are many terms such as cash flow ratio analysis etc so does an accountant does these all what should an accountant need to know
Hi master, could you explain to me why we plant cost in T 24 in the minute 10:30th equals 60,000? However, we have the plant cost = 600,000. Is the plant cost = 60,000 its value in a year?
@@Hoctienganh2018 Oh OK. Look at 08:19. This is the Original Cost of the Fixed asset minus accumulated depreciation which is equal to Net book value. Every month, depreciation is recorded to allocate cost of Fixed assets to P&L over the useful life of asset. The Formula calculates the current book value after accumulated depreciation is deducted from the original cost of asset. In short, the formula is "Original cost - Accumulated depreciation"
thank you sir very nicely explained thanks alot keep it up
Most welcome
Very interesting lectures.
Thank you. Well explained. Shall appreciate if you can please upload the excel data sheet
Thank you sir
Hi sir i would love to get a job as an accountant but i dont know anything just learnt for the sake of exams but i would like to learn how accountant work in a company from starting that is from passing a journal entry to balance sheet. There are many terms such as cash flow ratio analysis etc so does an accountant does these all what should an accountant need to know
Hi master, could you explain to me why we plant cost in T 24 in the minute 10:30th equals 60,000? However, we have the plant cost = 600,000. Is the plant cost = 60,000 its value in a year?
Could you tell me why in the table of minutes 20th interest expense is a debit but not a credit?. I thought that the decrease in assets was a credit
Oh, now I can understand that expenses are a part of debit in the first video you have shared before 🥰
Good morning Master, could you explain to me what formula is in R7?
:) A little hard for me to remember. Could you timestamp the moment in video you are referring to. Thanks
@@LearnAccountingFinance I'm sorry to make you awkward. The formula I want to ask is at the minute 8th - R7 cell
@@Hoctienganh2018 Oh OK. Look at 08:19. This is the Original Cost of the Fixed asset minus accumulated depreciation which is equal to Net book value. Every month, depreciation is recorded to allocate cost of Fixed assets to P&L over the useful life of asset. The Formula calculates the current book value after accumulated depreciation is deducted from the original cost of asset. In short, the formula is "Original cost - Accumulated depreciation"
pls provide the data sheet
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