01 - Introduction
02 - 1. The Accounting Equation
03 - 2. Assets
04 - 3. Liabilities
05 - 4. Owner's Equity
06 - 5. Financial Statements Balance Sheet
07 - 6. Financial Statements Income Statement
08 - 7. Financial Statements Statement of Cash Flows
09 - 8. How Financial Statements Are Made
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02 - Impact of events on assets and liabilities, part 1 (3:43)
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01 - The importance of routine bookkeeping (3:41)
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03 - Impact of events on assets and liabilities, part 2 (3:05)
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04 - Impact of events on assets and liabilities, part 3 (4:17)
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05 - Impact of events on revenues and expenses, part 1 (4:18)
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06 - Impact of events on revenues and expenses, part 2 (4:09)
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07 - Impact of events on revenues and expenses, part 3 (5:18)
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08 - Impact of events on revenues and expenses, part 4 (5:01)
10 - 9. Debits and Credits
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01 - The accuracy of debits and credits in the days of real books (3:19)
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02 - Debits and credits (4:45)
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03 - Journal entries, part 1 (5:25)
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04 - Journal entries, part 2 (4:54)
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05 - Journal entries, part 3 (4:42)
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06 - T-accounts and posting (3:29)
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07 - Trial balance The raw material for financial statements (2:21)
11 - 10. Accrual Accounting
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02 - Net income vs. cash flow (5:09)
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01 - The market value of accounting adjustments (1:57)
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03 - Four general types of adjustments (4:13)
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04 - Adjusting journal entries, part 1 (4:10)
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05 - Adjusting journal entries, part 2 (2:51)
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06 - Adjusting journal entries, part 3 (3:01)
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07 - Adjusting journal entries, part 4 (4:12)
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08 - Closing revenue, expense, and dividend accounts (3:21)
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09 - Making the financial statements (4:52)
12 - Conclusion
