Hi! I just wanted to say thank you so much!! You are so much better than my instructor. I am in Acct. 101, and all my instructor says is "read the book." I basically have to teach myself how to do everything and I came across your page and found so much relief. Thank you for making this fun and easy to learn!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! My accounting class doesn't give any of this information and I had no clue how to do my homework until I found you. You are an ANGEL!
Thank you so much for posting this video 💕im in online class and my teacher just told us we should just read the modules/book by ourselves and watch youtube if we want to learn :( your video is a life saver! i can easily understand the lessons now ❤️❤️
I don't know how to create a ledger in excel. Do you have the same ledger on the left I may use? I couldn't write it down in paper, its too small and an office supply store is temporarily closed and everything went digital online.
Waiit why is the accounts payable in jan 21 credited? Didn’t the 2000 value decreased to 0? And since it decreased shouldn’t it be placed in debit? (Im Accounting noob here and i just wnna know)
Hi Chad, are you referring to the ending balance on January 21? The 0 will be placed on the credit side because AP is a liability account with a normal credit balance. You should never see a debit *balance* in AP.
Literally pages. :) Accounting used to be done on paper in books, so when you ran out of room on page one, you'd move on to page two. They would be the first and second page on the general journal.
I must say, the instructor on here is some much simple than what the school I attend video shows. I have gotten a much clear understanding on how to do a journal and ledger, and now need the trail balance sheet. My school instructor has not been so helpful when asking common sense questions on accounting. She states to read the book and "Have you watched any of the videos in the study guide?" Like seriously! There's this one instructor teaching Journaling, Ledger, and Trial Balance on video and it seem as if she doesn't have a clue on what she's saying nor teaching to others. It seem as if the school grabbed her off a street corner and told her "If you can understand the ins and outs on what I'm going to briefly show you, you can teach this Accounting course". Ugh- Wrong. I find this video sooooo much better and hope to find the trail balance, because she breaks things down way much better than the pulled off the side of the road instructor.... Thanks for the video!
Hi, Thanks for your videos. For example: 1Jan, we have 50,000 Cash in Debit in journal and we post it in Cash leldger account as 50,000 in Debit and then on 6Jan, we have Cash 3,000 in Credit and we post it to cash ledger account as 3,000 in Credit, But in my book It's shown differently. When we post Cash 50,000 Debit from journal to Ledger in my book It's written in Debit side 50,000 but with reverse name like : "Christopher Knowels, Capital" in Debit. I'm beginner and I'm confused. Why is that? Why account names change places?
Hiii again, I'm just going to ask if this right or not. In the transaction there is a amount that about the salaries of employee it is 25,000 to 30,000 what should I do with this? Is it correct that I add them?
Hiii! I'm going to ask something, if I received my cash in the General ledger and it's already listed there, but I encounter another one which is account receivable and I subtract it means I received already the cash and they are no longer have debt on me? Does it correct? Thank youuu
Typically, if we are collecting on accounts receivable, cash would be going UP (debit). If this is the case, then it would mean that your customers no longer owe you that debt.
Hi I'm a Financial Accounting student, I made a miscalculation in my Cash account and now i have one debit and one credit of the same amount. I know i'm suppose to subtract the two. But I couldn't catch on to how you subtract when it's both the same.(both debit and credit are $3950) Do i just put zero and move on to the next ?
Yes, if you have one debit of $3,950 and one credit of $3,950, then the balance would be zero. However, be careful here! Cash will not usually have a zero balance, so I am assuming that you did the opposite to fix your error. Happy studying, Era Alexandre!
The ledger account numbers have one primary rule. The assets are to start with the number 1, the liabilities are to start with the number 2, capital is to start the number 3, revenues are to start with the number 4, and expenses are to start the number 5.
7/10/2023.. Thank you so much for this video.just started learning bookkeeping 1 month ago and i find it hard just by reading the lessons. This video really makes my life easier 💕
Why are the fees earned balance is on the crefit side aren't they considered an asset therefore increased in debit? And thank you so much for your effort 💜
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