One of the best lecturers CAUSE he keeps things simple and organized step by step so you can get the hang of it either you are beginner, or you want to refresh stuff. Keep up the good work!
I am really loving your entire playlist, and it has helped me so much more than my professors! Can you cover contra accounts with sales discounts, returns, and allowance estimations?
James, I am studying to get my Assisted Living Administrator license and in one of my question they asked a owes vs own question and my brain went straight to your video (I have a biology background so no accounting training in school). Thank you for helping me
Thank you for making this video, very helpful for my exam! My input is maybe give us more examples like looking at an actual balance sheet then breaking it down. I prefer looking at the board/slides just like in class instead of a face-to-face conversation. But your way of explaining it is easy to understand, great video!
@ Also if I can request.. Please expand the materials to Managerial Accounting and Financial Accounting like Standard Costing and Variance Analysis, IRR, NPV, etc. I desperately need those videos but couldn’t find one with the same quality as your vids 😭 I’m sure it would be helpful to helpless students like me, who never really study accounting but expected to conquer it in 3 months lol, this masters is crazy.
Awsome explanation, I really enjoy watching your videos. I have started a master in accounting so your videos have been really helpful. Would you consider doing a video on accounting principles?😊
@@AccountingStuff haha I barely got a C. It was an 8 week summer course. For me, leases, taxable differences, and all of the types of stock issuances were the hardest.
@@AccountingStuff Yes. Thankfully. I got a 46 on one of the exams. The final exam was waited 10% more than the first three, and homework was 10% as well.
Hi buddy, I have a problem in understanding all assets and expenses are debited and all liabilities are credited because according to google debit means reducing money and credit means increasing money Please answer my question
Don't think of Debit and credit as adding or subtracting money,in accounts the language is different,,, Debiting expenses and assets increases them,while crediting the same assets and expenses reduces them,,,for liabilities, crediting them leads to an increase and a debit for a decrease,,, on this channel, he uses the acronym"DEALER" Dividents-Expenses-Assests(DEA) Liabilities-Equity-Revenue(LER) all the accounts on the left side (DEA) are increased by a debit and reduced by a credit, while the accounts on the right (LER) are increased by a credit and reduced by a debit😊hope this helps
I think I explain it the best in this video: th-cam.com/video/5Y3wjH-6gHk/w-d-xo.html You may also find this one useful: th-cam.com/video/ddb65RudGi0/w-d-xo.html
I think you should be given some type of deal where your lecturing internationally and being funded by a major Award Body as you will contribute directly to people understanding the concepts and thus becoming a member of accounting ward bodies in order to take exams.
What concept have you found the hardest to grasp so far? Let’s tackle it together!
GAAP Vs Non-GAAP
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Adjustment of taxes and provision for taxes in Income statement and statement of retained earning.
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Seriously awesome and fun video. Great stuff.
One of the best lecturers CAUSE he keeps things simple and organized step by step so you can get the hang of it either you are beginner, or you want to refresh stuff. Keep up the good work!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Jesus!!!! I thought I was going just for a definition. This has been more enlightening. Thank you very much for your brilliant master class.
Great to hear you found it useful!
Beautiful, simplified, educative, informational
Cheers Kevin :)
please keep on posting videos like this one because it's very helpful.
Thanks 🎉
I certainly will :)
Learned more from you than from my finance/accounting professor. thank you
Great to hear you're finding the channel useful! All the best :)
Your videos are really well crafted!
Thanks, glad you think so!
I am really loving your entire playlist, and it has helped me so much more than my professors! Can you cover contra accounts with sales discounts, returns, and allowance estimations?
Thanks for your request!
James, I am studying to get my Assisted Living Administrator license and in one of my question they asked a owes vs own question and my brain went straight to your video (I have a biology background so no accounting training in school). Thank you for helping me
Hope you got the question right! Great to hear you're finding these useful :)
My english is not influenced but, I like your way of learning
Thanks, much appreciated :)
It would be great if you show some practical example of rtr process from journal entries till reconciliation
Thanks for your request!
You're the best. Thank you for these; they're lifesavers.
Thanks, glad you're enjoying these videos :)
You're a champ 💪! Love from Kenya
Thanks!
Thank you for making this video, very helpful for my exam! My input is maybe give us more examples like looking at an actual balance sheet then breaking it down. I prefer looking at the board/slides just like in class instead of a face-to-face conversation. But your way of explaining it is easy to understand, great video!
Thanks for your feedback and best of luck in your exam!
@ Also if I can request.. Please expand the materials to Managerial Accounting and Financial Accounting like Standard Costing and Variance Analysis, IRR, NPV, etc. I desperately need those videos but couldn’t find one with the same quality as your vids 😭
I’m sure it would be helpful to helpless students like me, who never really study accounting but expected to conquer it in 3 months lol, this masters is crazy.
@@ipeh123 Thanks for your requests!
I'd love to hear more about entity type 💯
I'll keep this in mind for future vids :)
Wow thanks for refreshing my knowledge about accounting
No problem, hope it was useful :)
It is really helpful
Your videos really help me in my studies thanks
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Love your way of teaching men 😊❤
Thanks :)
Love your videos man!
Thanks, glad to hear it :)
Thank you.
You're very welcome :)
First to say thank you! 😅
Cheers
Awsome explanation, I really enjoy watching your videos.
I have started a master in accounting so your videos have been really helpful. Would you consider doing a video on accounting principles?😊
Thanks and cheers for your request! I'll keep it in mind for future vids :)
I just took intermediate financial accounting 2 and I needed a little refresher.
How did the course go?
@@AccountingStuff haha I barely got a C. It was an 8 week summer course. For me, leases, taxable differences, and all of the types of stock issuances were the hardest.
@@babthew Still a pass surely?
@@AccountingStuff Yes. Thankfully. I got a 46 on one of the exams. The final exam was waited 10% more than the first three, and homework was 10% as well.
@@babthew Phew! Well done :)
You're too good ❤
Thanks!
Thankx brother 🎉❤
You're very welcome :)
Please lecture me all day while I gaze adoringly 😊
thank you so much!!
You're very welcome :)
love this video
Thanks, glad to hear it :)
Hi buddy, I have a problem in understanding all assets and expenses are debited and all liabilities are credited because according to google debit means reducing money and credit means increasing money
Please answer my question
Don't think of Debit and credit as adding or subtracting money,in accounts the language is different,,, Debiting expenses and assets increases them,while crediting the same assets and expenses reduces them,,,for liabilities, crediting them leads to an increase and a debit for a decrease,,, on this channel, he uses the acronym"DEALER" Dividents-Expenses-Assests(DEA) Liabilities-Equity-Revenue(LER) all the accounts on the left side (DEA) are increased by a debit and reduced by a credit, while the accounts on the right (LER) are increased by a credit and reduced by a debit😊hope this helps
I think I explain it the best in this video: th-cam.com/video/5Y3wjH-6gHk/w-d-xo.html
You may also find this one useful: th-cam.com/video/ddb65RudGi0/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for clear it@@BryanMuzumi
Thanks for clear it @@AccountingStuff
What a nice a explanation mate. Thank you and keep it up 😊
I think you should be given some type of deal where your lecturing internationally and being funded by a major Award Body as you will contribute directly to people understanding the concepts and thus becoming a member of accounting ward bodies in order to take exams.
That would be nice!
Legend 🫡
Thank you :)
You Rock ❤
Thanks
@@AccountingStuff do you plan to do any videos on stocks? Basics…
@@jolly7730 I'll keep it in mind for a future video :)
@@AccountingStuff Thank you ♥️
@@jolly7730 You're welcome :)
Hello
Can you please start your series on US CMA part 1 and Part 2
That will be great help for the ones who are preparing for the upcoming exams
Thanks for your request!
Hello, i need some help on classify property plant and equipment for determining the cost. Could you please help me?
I'll keep this in mind as a topic for a future video :)
How Rental payment comes under assets rather than Expenses in the balance sheet?
It's a Prepaid Expense which is an Asset account
Make a vedio on Accounts Recieveable if possible.
Thanks for your request!
What are the opportunity of accountant
In what sense?
great explanations. Very close up cinematography, too intense hard to watch.
Thanks for your feedback :)
What about assets = liabilities + equity + income - expense. I'm confused about how my professor teaches, I dunno how to compute it. Please help me😭🙏🏻
You may find this video useful: th-cam.com/video/VhwZ9t2b3Zk/w-d-xo.html
Why do the British over complicate simple concepts.
Thanks for your feedback :)
Please slow down you are too fast
It's not good method of teaching like this
Thanks for your feedback!
Can you demonstrate about correction of errors @accountingstuff
I'll keep this in mind for a future video!
Can I have you email?
Wonderful video❤ Can I have you email?
You're welcome to contact me here: accountingstuff.com/contact