You’re the best Tony!

Thank you, great sharing!

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Tony I have a question. Okay so I have a little problem with recording purchases and goods in the journal entry. For example ;bought goods for $3500, should that go into be recorded as a purchase if yes,then what if there's another circumstance where you return goods out to a customer,does your purchase decrease?or your goods am so confused. I tried working something out but it just doesn't add up

Firstly, huge like and congratulations from my side! I am an engineer looking to have some knowledge in accounting and finance to understand a bit better how to invest more wisely and hopefully create my own company in the future. I have a short question regarding the wages payable vs wages expense. I understand that there is a timing difference between them (wages to pay and already payed wages), but shouldn't they be already paid by the time in which the statement is relevant (December 31). I assume that the reason to make it this way is because the salary is going to be payed already by the beginning of the next month instead, no? (all my salary payers have always done it before the end of the month, so maybe that is what is causing some confusion to me).

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could you teach , how to do payroll liabilities in journal entries please ? Thank you

Why were the numbers of the variable overhead budget not considered at all?

You forgot to say something important: those transactions that we added and subtracted to the Book balance, must be regonized as journal entries as well. am I correct?

7:06:07 hi mr tony im just confused on how you got 15,000 for the truck’s accumulated depreciation. I would be happy if you replied to explain thank you

Hello, I don't know if you'll ever read this but it is worth a try: why do you consider interests expenses as operating and not financial?

Hi Prof, can you please explain more about why the sum of estimated uncollectible 300$ is the ending balance, not the bad debt expense? Thank you so much!

Thank you Mr. Bell

I took a short break from the Intuit bookkeeper course to absorb more info on JE's, which just wasn't clicking until I found these examples. Just what I needed.

Ur so funny !!!

Thanks gorgeous. I wish I were as smart as him.

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Cash flow statement means cash Receipt and payment.

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I LOVE YOU TONY! just finished the course, went from knowing nothing to a bit of something. Actual legend

Hello I need help and would love to get a response back, I am going to write my FA1 paper in FIA ACCA is this subject the same? i see difference in the name .

I made it to the end, and I thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! It was very helpful for me; you have no idea!

Firstly is your course for cpa’s or ca’s. Cause i want to do cpa and I want to know if your course is for cpa’s or not. If not can you recommend a good cpa course. Secondly, is your course fully complete for financial accounting or no? Why does your course not include suspense account and petty cash book, sales daybook , etc. Can you please guide me

Man, you are a real hero, and from what I see, I assume you are someone everyone would be happy working with, especially juniors. Good job and keep doing great

This is a very good you tube video

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this course has been really great.

Thank you king

Excellent work, much appreciated.

Thanks for the detailed explanations

Thank you so much for this video. I watched the entire video and learned a lot.

Tony bell, I was following this NYIF EDX course and I needed 70% to pass, I got the certificate, and I passed with 77% but I got most of the number questions all wrong, do you have specific advice for this problem?

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This is great content! I love it! This will keep me entertained during the Christmas Holidays :D🎄

@Tony Bell at 7:48:00 you typed 716,271 instead of 716,217 in the calculator. Hence the calculation is off. Thanks for the videos!

Currently enrolled at WGU for a BS in accounting. For financial accounting we us DC ADE LER and that’s super confusing. Your table is super awesome!!

Hi Tony, Just got through the free FA videos and want to say thank you! Quick question, any beginner friendly resources for calculating ebitda, adjusted ebitda and financial analysis? Thanks!

I used a half day watching all your MA video to prepare my course test. Thank u very much! You are a very clear explainer.

Very useful!

sry, I can't understand why we calculate DM price variance with DM purchased, but calculate DM quantity variance with DM used?

you explained quite clear, but i'm wondering why we use AQ*AP, AQ*SP, SQ*SP, instead of AQ*AP, SQ*AP, SQ*SP? I think their comparison can also show the variation of quantity and price.

why we don‘t put the interest expense of last month' borrowing into cash disbusement ? I mean, if our cash are below the expected ending number after interest payment, but above the expected number before interest, I think we still need to borrow some money?

Why you calculating not include finished inventory？