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Introduction to Fundametals of Accounting and Bookkeeping

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The following are five accounting principles:

  • Revenue Recognition Principle, Historical Cost Principle, Matching Principle, Full Disclosure Principle, and Objectivity Principle are all examples of revenue recognition principles.
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Assets, liabilities, and shareholders' equity are the three components of the accounting equation. The concept is simple: the entire assets of a corporation are equal to its liabilities plus its shareholders' equity.

Luca Pacioli is the father of accountancy.

A sole proprietorship's accounting equation is assets = liabilities + owner's equity. Assets = liabilities + stockholders' equity is the accounting equation for a firm. The accounting equation is another name for the bookkeeping equation.

Number of units sold x average price is the most basic method for determining revenue.

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  1. Introduction to Fundametals of Accounting and Bookkeeping
    5m 51s

  1. Introduction to Accounting
    17m 57s
  2. Various Accounting Concepts
    11m 34s
  3. Various Terminologies in Accounting
    11m 45s
  4. Assignment : Basic Accounting
    1m 1s
  5. Assignment : Basic Accounting
    1m 17s

  1. Financial Transactions in Accounting
    9m 58s
  2. What are Books of Account
    11m 54s
  3. Assignment : Starting Point of Accounting
    1m

  1. Fundamental Principles of Accounting
    5m 45s
  2. Accounting Assumptions
    14m 30s
  3. Ledger & Accounting Methods
    16m
  4. Assignment : Fundamental Accounting Principle
    39s
  5. Assignment : Fundamental Accounting Principles
    42s

  1. Steps of Bookkeeping Process Part-1
    12m 45s
  2. Steps of Bookkeeping Process Part-2
    17m 7s
  3. Assignment : Steps of Bookkeeping Process
    39s

  1. Importance of Bookkeeping Process
    15m 39s
  2. What are Fixed Assets
    12m 16s
  3. Assignment : Importance of Bookkeeping
    48s
  4. Assignment : Importance of Bookkeeping
    45s

  1. What is Bank Reconciliation
    16m 1s
  2. Example of Bank Reconciliation Statement (BRS)
    13m 59s
  3. Assignment : Bank Reconciliation
    1m 7s

  1. Journal Entry in Accounting
    17m 44s
  2. Cases where Journal Entry is required
    16m 19s
  3. Assignment : Journal Entry
    1m 44s

  1. Introduction to Payroll
    15m 6s
  2. Transactions with Payroll
    13m 45s
  3. Assignment : Payroll Management
    40s

  1. Financial Statements
    13m 6s
  2. Financial Statements with Example
    15m 57s
  3. Assignment : Financial Statements
    1m 7s

  1. Course Summary
    2m 8s

  1. Interview Question in Fundamentals Of Accounting And Bookkeeping
    4m 20s

  1. Career Guideline
    2m 9s
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