Accounting in 10 Minutes or Less - Closing Entries

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[@ProfessorNance]

Yayyy thank you so much for the feedback! It always makes the work that I do worthwhile when I hear how much it helps students like yourself! ❤️

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I’m late to the party, but THANK YOU SO MUCH for this video. Extremely helpful and you explained it so it’s easy to comprehend,

[@ProfessorNance]

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[@adeelmalik2226]

need a detailed video on how to prepare "the financial statements"

[@ProfessorNance]

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[@amitnathan6871]

So if revenues are greater than expenses the normal balance will be credit? and if the expenses are greater than revenue normal balance will be debit?? thank you for the help.

[@ProfessorNance]

I think you’ve got it! The normal balance of retained earnings would be a credit when revenues (credit balance) are greater than expenses (debit balance). If revenues are greater then you would have a net credit. Just remember that revenues- expenses = net income. It’s NOT revenue that change, it’s the net income (or loss). If you have net income, it’s a credit to retained earnings. If you have a net loss it’s a debit to retained earnings. That’s the NORMAL balance. To close it, your end up doing the opposite. Does this help?

[@amitnathan6871]

@@ProfessorNance yes that helps a ton, Thanks very much your videos have been very helpful with virtual learning really appreciate it

[@ProfessorNance]

@@amitnathan6871 awesome! You’re very welcome! ☺️