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This is very helpful – even my accounting professor gave us these links for studying for our final exam. Thank you!
It is nice video . You explained cash statement in easy way.
2:15 not necessarily. What if the company sells the equipment and is to be paid in a given number of installments?
also, can I do without the "additional information" given? that is, can I answer the question with only two consecutive balance sheets and income statements? how is this information collected in real life?
really well done, i love how simply you break this stuff down thank you for making these
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if there is an increase in dividends do you minus it from the dividends declared
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I have an exercise in my book that doesn't have any dividends payable on the balance sheet, but on the cash flow there is a 'payment of dividends' section. How should I calculate it then?
Thank you for making it so simple. I have watched tonnes of videos that just caused me more confusion, but in this series, I got the point!
Tony Bell, I would like to thank you for making this so much easier. You the man!
Thanks for your explanation.
But what about Cash paid to suppliers and employees in direct method.
Thank you in advance.
@Andras Kelemen – The links are working for me! Can you try again?
Great explanation! Can't open the problem and the template though, can it be that the link has expired? Any ideas?
Thanks,
Andras
This video is very helpful,thanks!
Sorry but is this Direct or indirect method?
This looks like direct method.
These are fantastic. Yours is one of the best out there on youtube. I foresee watching a lot of your videos in my journey of becoming a CPA
thank you so much, these vids really helps me!
Can you please do a video with more complicated notes that relate to accounts or a generally more complicate cash flow please? This was great btw.
fantastic video thank you
thanks again!!
Mr Bell, Do you have a tutorial for computing the number of preferred stock shares from a balance sheet as well as how to calculate the average issue price of a stock?
why didn't you take the change in equipment while calculating the cash from sales?
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Awesome explanation!
Thanks for your awesome tutorial.I do have a question.Is it possible calculating net income from Comparative statement of Financial position?Because my assignment problem doesn't declare the net income.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the comment – good luck on the test!!
Thanks for the video. I didn't understand retain earning how to calculate until I saw the video. It help me for my midterm test in week7.
thanks again.
Thanks!
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You need to remember, losses are a cost of doing business…they are an expense! So we ALWAYS debit expenses….DR Loss.
If we have a gain, gains behave like a revenue, and we always credit gains. CR Gain.
Hope this helps!
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Thank you for the video,,
In the Financing activities part: in order to know how much cash did we get from sales>>>why do we Dr. the Loss on sales rather than Cr. it since it is a loss??
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Shaima
Thanks! Hope you do well in the class!!
I swear to god you are the best accounting teacher, I wish you'd teach in my school SCSU. My professor goes way off topic and I literally did not understand a thing. With you it is crystal clear and even easy!
Awesome – Glad it helped 🙂
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