🏷️ About: Learn about finance and accounting with over 100 flashcards coordinated with video, audio, and traditional lessons. Covering the following ratio types: liquidity, profitability, debt, solvency, operating performance, cash flow, and valuation.
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Selected accounting lessons covered: Accounts, Financial Statements, Why Learn Accounting, Accounting Methods, Cash Basis, Accrual, Business Types and Sole Proprietorship, Partnerships and Flow-Through Businesses, Corporations, Small Business Structure Tips - USA, Small Business Tax Tips - USA, Intro to Financial Statements, Intro to Income Statement, Intro to Balance Sheet, Intro to Other Statements, Relationships, Preparation, and more.
All cards accounting cards covered: Accounting equation, Accounts payable, Accounts receivable, Accounts receivable turnover, Accrued expenses, Accumulated amortization, Accumulated depreciation, Additional paid-in capital, Adjusting journal entries, Allowance for doubtful accounts, Amortization expense, Asset life, Asset retirement, Asset T-account transactions, Balance sheet, Balance sheet example, Bank reconciliation, Capital improvement, Capitalized interest, Cash basis v.
Accrual, Closing retained earnings, Commercial loan, Common stock, Conservatism, Controller, Corporate characteristics, Cost of goods sold, Current assets, Current liabilities, Debits and credits system, Debt to total assets, Debt to total equity, Declining-balance depreciation, Deferred revenue, Depreciation expense, Dividends, Equity T-account transactions, Expense recognition, FIFO Inventory, Financial statement relationships, Finished goods, FOB Ship point v.
Video lessons: Accounting Equation and T-Accounts, Debits & Credits diagram, Asset T-Accounts, Asset and Expense T-Accounts, Debits & Credits tutorial, Liability, Equity, Revenue, and Expense transactions, and more.
Ratio analysis covered includes the financial statements and examples: balance sheet, income statement, and more.
