I completed my highschool with science as major but now I have financial accountancy subject in my university and believe me i didnt understand anything until i watched your videos, thank you so much
I just wanted to put this here fo everyone. I took financial accounting this year for the first time without any prior knowledge. I didn't really go to class nor did I go to any of my lab sections. I came across this channel, and this playlist just a few days before my first midterm. I watched every video and paid close attention to how you do things. Fast forward to now, I scored 94% on both midterms without ever stepping foot into a class, or labs, or reading the textbook. Your videos are that good, they literally taught me everything I needed to know, fast and effective.
@@princeocquaye5877 Don't know what U mean ?? My question was do I count all credit cards as liability? meaning I have personal and business credit cards, so Do I lump them together or keep the separate ??
@@anthonypaladino1006 bro anything either money or anyother thing that you use for yourself or for your family(personal use) will be named as drawings under liabilties.
To anyone who is starting financial accounting watch all of Tony's videos as you are taking the course it will make your life so much easier and you will understand the material so much more efficently. I found these videos by the end of my financial accounting class and they helped me understand the course so much more.
This series was great. I passed my accounting class thanks to Tony. I'll be back for the managerial accounting series when I take that class. I 1000/10 recommend watching this series if you're struggling in financial accounting. Thanks Tony!
Man... Ever been in a position where you're basically fighting with your finger not to press that like and subscribe button and yet there's nothing you can do about it? This is what perfection and passion looks like. These videos are done perfectly and passionately. THANK YOU!
This is why people tend to say to learn better, you need to forget what you know first. I am a full time accountant with 1 year experience. This saying just applied to me now. I am blown away by how simple Tony puts it. As I always know the accounting equation, A = L + SE, I never thought of it as you bought a house $300k as assets, took out loans $200k, so you will have $100k profit if you sell it. I just had like an OMG moment when I went "duh". As an ESL person, I always thought SE term is so complicated, not to mention dividend, common shares, retained earnings and how they all link together. I can't wait to watch the rest of the Financial Accounting playlist as well as Managerial Accounting (what I struggled the most during college). Pure gold knowledge that Tony put out there for free on RU-vid. Thank you so much!
Starting my MBA in a couple of months and came across these videos, I feel a lot more comfortable about financial accounting as my first course knowing these are here as a resource. Thank you!
Thank you for explaining this I failed accounting twice and the third time I didn't even show up for my exam but your video just gave me confidence. Thank you 🙂
Hello there, I appreciate your clear explanation videos, you made complex problems be easy for us, I pray that you have a life that is full with happiness and ease.
Thanks for your valuable videos, I'm currently studying FA in my uni for the first time and it's a bit difficult for me to fully understand what my pro said and what she showed on powerpoint as well. But, I find it easy from your lessons. Thanks for all !!!
I just started my Financial Accounting course today and was dumbfounded in reading the textbook. I do all of my classes online due to the current covid pandemic, and was on the verge of tears during the practice tests. Thank you for putting these videos together. Quick question, one of my problems mentioned a company paying 4,000 in advertising expenses. How would I be able to allocate that expense in a business transaction
Thank you so much Tony, you helped me pass my class since my teacher just made us read the textbook and do the exams. I could not have learned all of this myself! Onto my second acct class this winter quarter!!
hi mr bell I just wanted to say thank you so much for your videos I watched them before an exam I had for retake for the fifth time and i passed 🎉 thank you so much 🙏🏻
My grandad and my mum and my uncle all know accounting and they think id like it, I’m absolutely not a fan of maths but this video gives to hope to one day do my mums work for her just to flex on her.
A company would usually be interested in assets that fall under the last three, because something like marketing would go in that category, but to your credit (pun not intended) of course you won’t cover that in accounting because you judge assets which can be readily converted into cash and you said there’s a number on that. although there are ways of somewhat judging the success of something like marketing even if you don’t have an exact number of how much of it contributed to financial success or failure
Thank you for this Sir. But I wanna ask a question. So my teacher gave us an activity wherein we're going to identify the given example if it is an asset, liability, or equity. I'm so confused because he included revenue and expenses. I believe it's not asset, liability, or equity. Or am I wrong? Please enlighten me because I honestly understand the concepts of the three but now I'm confused because of this activity.
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[EDIT 2022/01/15]: Thanks for the likes and thank yous, you're all welcome! 1:19 Assets (Anything you or a company owns/controls that's of value) 8:05 Liabilities (Anything a company owes) 10:28 Share holders equity (A = L + SE) "Owners piece of the pie" 15:26 Revenue (Company doing what it does to earn money) 16:08 Expenses (Costs of earnings) 16:38 Dividends (Profits) If revenue exceeds expenses then profitable
Not only is he the bestest prof ever in the whole entire world, he is an amazing human being too. I took financial accounting with him. He made the course seem so easy. Much success and happiness to you sir
I just graduated with my masters and a friend recommended this with me as a review before my first job search. I cannot wait to refresh myself, and I cannot thank you enough for making this!
I am an accounting major and am currently taking my first accounting class. This series of videos has helped me more than anything! You have made some concepts that I found to be very confusing make a lot of sense. Thank you so much! :)
Hello Tony!I am from Uzbekistan and we have no Great teachers like u here.I wanna thank you personally for these awesome classes and thanks RU-vid for giving opportunity to study from all around the world!Best teacher ever.
Hi Professor Bell, I'm currently an undergraduate student at UC Berkeley studying economics and data science and just wanted to give you a shoutout for how helpful your videos are! Your videos made me more interested in accounting and I decided to take financial accounting and managerial accounting as a result.
Your videos are amazing!! Im taking financial accounting and was struggling deeply with comprehending it all especially on the financial statements as we kept adding more. Your videos cleared up so many questions and put in terms i could understand. I feel more confident about my next test, especially after i bombed the first. Thanks!
Such a great way of explaining, friendly, repetitive and helpful! I'm a non-accounting student but have one accounting course within my textile and clothing management studies. Exam is in a month's time and I hope I can pass using your videos as a foundation! First one looks super promising and gives me hope. Thank you so much for this channel!!!
@@Tony-Bell Am I able to ask you something (sorry if not)? Question is regarding journal entries from a shop's perspective.. A shop returns defect merchandise valued at 7000€ to the wholesaler. The wholesaler writes a credit note. Are the following entries correct? "accounts receivable (credit note)" debited at 7000€ and "merchandise" credited at 7000€ ? Thank you!!
@@alexandrar5699 If the customer is returning it, DR Sales Returns, CR A/R. (And if the inventory still works, which it sounds like your doesn't, DR Inventory, CR COGS. See this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UUu4YLH-Bn4.html )
I really appreciate your videos. I’m currently doing online schooling with no lectures. It all reading and I have been passing but having a horrible time retaining. I have been keeping up in my reading and watching your video and it has been a tremendous help.
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Don't bother buying the textbook for your Financial Accounting course - save yourself the money and go through this instead. This course is worth the $10/mo. Trust me!! I had a HORRIBLE Financial Accounting instructor at my school and this course got me an A in it without ever opening my textbook. Easy to digest and packed with great content. Print out the workbook! Thank you Tony!!!!!
Thanks Prof, It's simple but amazing ..now I understand better about Financial Accounting, and correct understanding about Asset, Liabilities, Shareholder Equity, Revenues, Expenses, Dividends and ready to learn 2nd Modul😊
Thanks a lot, Mr. Bell! I am in a financial accounting course this semester, for a gen ed, and I would've likely failed my first test if I didn't find your videos. I just got an 88 on my test and plan on watching this entire series at the pace of my course. Thanks so much! Your teaching style works very well.
Hello I'm from Uzbekistan and study at South Korea I have hotel accounting class at university and I have difficulties to understand teacher's lesson I wanna be good at this subject at class, does your course help me?
I love the way you explain everything in a very simple way many professors cant do that, you should be very proud of yourself! By the way you are saving my life it is the first time that i actually was able to understand anything :) !
Your style of teaching is AMAZING!! you teach so effectively and effortlessly which makes everything so easy . I am going to opt for Financial Accounting in my first year without having any knowledge about it. But i am sure your videos are going to make everything easy for me . THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR !!
May you have good fortune my online professor! Haha, saved your playlist, Im a 1st year college student and have a major subject in Financial Accounting. Thanks for the amazing playlist.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: Assets are things of value that a company owns or controls, and they can be reliably measured. Common examples include cash, accounts receivable, inventory, and property, plant, and equipment. Liabilities are future economic obligations that a company owes and must repay in the future. Examples include accounts payable, notes payable (like loans and mortgages), and wages payable. Shareholders' equity is what remains for the shareholders or owners after all assets are sold, debts are paid off, and it represents their piece of the company. Common components of shareholders' equity include common shares, preferred shares, and retained earnings. Revenues are the income generated by a company when it does what it does to earn money. Examples include sales revenue, tuition revenue, and rent revenue. Expenses are the costs incurred by a company to earn its revenue. Examples include salary expenses, utilities expenses, and maintenance expenses. Dividends are when shareholders withdraw profits from the company, reducing retained earnings and the shareholders' equity. Made with HARPA AI
Hey, you. Yeah, you. I have been in your shoes. This stuff may seem like a lot of information. It is, but with determination and the right mindset, you can do it. But beware, a 4-year accounting degree is not easy. Many late nights and frustrating exams are in your future. By the time you graduate, you will know all this stuff like then back of your hand!
thank you so much professor Tony for this amazing playlist , I'm a student from Morocco and we study in universities in french language but I couldn't find anyone that explains accounting better than you . Thank you so much for your incredible explanations
I see a lot of negative reviews about learning from RU-vid. Now I know why people do that. They probably see content like this as a threat to their own techniques of teaching. I have learnt more from RU-vid than I did by paying for education at university. RU-vid is just like any traditional university. The only difference is here it is virtual and you have to be dedicated to learning as no one will hold your hand to guide you. But then here you have the option to learn from multiple instructors at one time. That cannot be a bad thing.
@@Tony-Bell Yep! Thanks so much (FYI, I deal with mathematics and cyber security. I don't deal with accounting. That's my dad’s job. I just looked at this for fun, since I learned a lot from him and a college course that I took.)!
really beneficial for students of non business background who took business studies specially in foreign countries like canada......thanks a lot and keep on going
Wow you explain it very well! I can also see now, the reason why assets like beauty, health and diplomas are hard to attach a number to is because they cannot be traded to find its associated market value that easy.
Thanks so much! I've been completely lost for my first 2 lectures. And the prof always calls on me to answer questions and I have to say "I don't know" and then I just look so stupid. I appreciate your help!!❤
Thanks for these videos going to be going through them all. I am using them to learn more about the background of accounting to supplement course work I did in High School. As I am switching careers to Accounting or hoping to from my not as appealing Government work. Which means getting either another bachelors degree or more likely a Masters in Accounting. So this is partially review and partially learning.
i am a student of Nepal where buddha was Born. Your explanations are just wow. It is so clear and understandable. It was very difficult for me to understand financial account and now I easily understand what Assets, Liabilities, SE ,revenue and so on are. Thankyou very much. Love from Nepal.
The list of assets is very much depend on personality, some have more than the others. Bank account, company stocks one owns, treasury bonds, money lending in long or short term to the other, gold, silver, and jewellery. Valuable painting, antique article. Life insurance can be considered an asset depending on the context and how it's structured. High school or academic diplomas are "unvalued asset" or a "contingent asset." Account receivable is irrelevant, because very seldom somebody set up an account for not receive money from a third party!
Hello Tony! Thank you for the explanations, they are great. I also want to view the members-only content. But I cant join the channel as I could not find the join button. It does not appear on your profile for some reason. Could you please help me?
I'm struggling in my fin. accounting course as I've never taken an accounting course. So I logged on to youtube and Mr. Bells' videos were the first to pop up. Thank god I clicked them. He's such a great teacher and I can finally understand the course. Thank you Mr. Bell!!!
I’m currently taking Financial Accounting I ‐ Accounting Fundamentals I’m really hoping this will help me I’m really not understanding what my proof is talking about and I’m afraid to fail as he did say more the 40% of his class usually fails…. Hoping and praying I can learn from these videos
Hello would you be able to do video on payroll? I have learned alot from your videos. I am currently doing the Intoit with quickbooks training program and they are not doing a good job explaining.Everytime I have trouble with a subject I go straight to your videos.
He mentions that if the company chooses to pay out a dividend then the shareholder's equity will go down. Wouldn't this lead to an imbalanced equation, though? I assume this is an issue he covers further down the line, but can anyone briefly explain why this is possible?
Sir, please what if I borrow an amount of $200 and add it to my $100 to purchase a car of $300 and later on sell the car at $3500. please does that mean my equity will be $150?