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The Financial Accounting Crash Course
Basics of Financial Accounting
What is Financial Accounting? (9:27)
Structures of a Business (9:28)
Internal vs. External Users of Accounting Information (7:38)
Business Activities: Operating, Investing and Financing (9:04)
What are Financial Statements and the Types of Financial Statements (13:01)
Elements of Financial Accounting (5:28)
Assets, Liabilities and Equity
What is an Asset? (14:14)
What is a Liability? (7:48)
What is Equity? (9:24)
The Double Entry System and Conceptual Framework
The Financial Accounting Equation (8:00)
Financial Accounting Conceptual Framework (9:52)
The Double Entry Accounting System (5:18)
Debits and Credits for Financial Accounting (8:32)
Normal Account Balances and RED (Revenue, Expense, Dividends) Accounts (7:33)
The Accounting Cycle
Journal Entries and The Accounting Cycle (9:15)
General Ledger, T Accounts and The Accounting Cycle (8:40)
Trial Balance Statement and The Accounting Cycle (7:19)
Adjusting Entries for Accrued Expenses (12:03)
Adjusting Entries for Prepaid Expenses (5:24)
Adjusting Entries for Unearned Revenues (6:48)
Adjusting Entries for Accrued Revenue (5:22)
Adjusting Entries for Amortization and Depreciation (9:46)
Prepare an Adjusted Trial Balance Statement (9:59)
Preparing the Financial Statements (9:47)
Permanent Vs. Temporary Accounts (5:27)
How To Prepare Closing Entries (8:26)
Merchandise Inventory
Introduction to Merchandise Inventory (6:50)
Perpetual Vs. Periodic Inventory System (7:03)
Perpetual Inventory System and How to Journalize Purchase Entries (10:28)
Perpetual Inventory System Sales Entries (9:42)
Prepare a Multiple Step Income Statement (10:20)
Purchase Journal Entries for the Periodic Inventory System (6:43)
Periodic Inventory System and the Multiple Step Income Statement (9:46)
Cost Flow Assumptions: FIFO, LIFO, and Average Cost Methods
Specific Identification Method and Expensing Inventory (5:40)
FIFO Method, First in First Out Method for Expensing Inventory (10:56)
Weighted Average Cost Flow Method for Expensing Inventory (9:29)
LIFO Method, Last in First Out Method for Expensing Inventory (10:46)
Prepare the Average Cost Method for a Perpetual Inventory System (7:38)
Analyzing the Cost Flow Assumptions: FIFO, Average Cost, LIFO Methods (8:50)
Receivables and Bad Debts
Intro to the Allowance Method and Uncollectible Accounts (6:09)
Allowance for Doubtful Accounts Part 2 (6:55)
Sales Method for Estimating Bad Debts Expense (8:08)
Percentage of Receivables Method for Bad Debts Expense (8:22)
Aging Table and Percentage of Receivables Method Part 2 (6:46)
Write Off Receivables Using the Allowance Method (7:00)
Direct Write Off Method for Receivables (8:17)
Revenue Recognition: Critical Point and Gradual Recognition
Revenue Recognition Principle for Accrual Based Accounting (7:59)
Revenue Recognition Examples: Consignment, Criteria, Long Term Contracts (8:04)
Summary of Percentage of Completion, Cost Recovery,Completed Contract Methods (9:22)
Percentage of Completion Method for Long Term Contracts (9:53)
Percentage of Completion Method Journal Entries (12:25)
Percentage of Completion: Journalize Losses in Period and on Contracts (11:13)
Cost Recovery Method and Deferred Income (9:37)
Completed Contract Method Explanation and Journal Entries (4:51)
Completed Contract Method and Losses in a Period and on Contract (4:41)
Depreciation of Fixed Assets and Gains and Losses
Depreciation, Amortization, and Depletion Explanation (7:06)
Straight Line and Declining Balance Method (13:03)
Straight Line and Double Declining Balance Depreciation Example (8:37)
Gains and Losses on Disposal of Property, Plant and Equipment (7:56)
Intangible Assets
Accounting for Intangible Assets (9:12)
Amortizing Intangible Assets and Presentation (17:02)
Impairment of Intangible Assets (9:45)
Recording Goodwill, Amortization and Impairment (9:26)
The Indirect Cash Flow Statement
Preparing a Cash Flow Statement using Indirect Method: Part 1 (7:08)
Cash Flow Statement using Indirect Method: Part 2, Receivables (10:14)
Cash Flow Statement using the Indirect Method: Part 3, Inventory (4:07)
Cash Flow Statement using Indirect Method: Part 4, Payables (4:11)
Cash Flow Statement using Indirect Method: Part 5, Non Cash Expenses (4:54)
Cash Flow Statement: Investing and Financing Activities (8:54)
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Cash Flow Statement using Indirect Method: Part 5, Non Cash Expenses
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