Financial Accounting video (#1) In this video tutorial we go over the idea of what Financial accounting is and why we need financial accounting information. I talk about decisions that external users might make with accounting information. I also provide a 3 step definition of what financial accounting actually is about. Coming Soon: www.ninjanotes.ca Facebook tinyurl.com Twitter: tinyurl.com
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In this short tutorial I list the 8 different types of Financial Accounting elements which are 1) Assets 2) Liabilities 3) Equity 4) Revenues 5) Expenses 6) Gains 7) Losses Other Comprehensive Income I talk about how the financial elements are ALWAYS affected by accounting transactions whether it may be issuing stock, buying cars, paying employees etc. The next tutorial will define each and list sub category accounts!
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In this part of financial statement analysis, we will comparative balance sheets. We will make it, then we will analyze and comment on it for management and other interested parties.
Discussion of the different ways of performing financial statement analysis including examples of ratio calculations and comparisons. Other videos in this series: Part 1 – Introduction to Financial Statement Analysis Part 3 – Trend Analysis Part 4 – Vertical Analysis Part 5 – Comparing One Company with Another Part 6 – Using Ratios and Comparing to Industry Averages (Part 1) Part 7 – Using Ratios and Comparing to Industry Averages (Part 2) Part 8 – Using Ratios and Comparing to Industry Averages (Part 3) Part 9 – Using Ratios and Comparing to Industry Averages (Part 4) Part 10 – Using Ratios and Comparing to Industry Averages (Part 5) web.me.com
Other Comprehensive Income I talk about how the financial elements are ALWAYS affected by accounting transactions whether it may be issuing stock, buying cars, paying employees etc. The next tutorial will define each and list sub category accounts!
