T accounts

This video explains the concept of a T-account and illustrates the usage of a T-account with an example.
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[@bhagatsingh5019]

Thank you for your all beautifully explained videos.

[@VRMusic]

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Thank you so much! Your explanation is concise and logical.

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[@MyFinancialFocus]

Fantastic video!

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God bless , finally I understand!

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[@zhanglinxi3827]

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I had this same thought!!! It’s making this so pleasant.

[@jacobsteenhuysen7526]

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[@sdiptanil]

Edsipra, just a quick suggestion. In this video, could it be feasible to "position" all the journal entries of the previous video under the various accounts of A= L + E ? Then probably we could realize how the double entry journal transactions are being recorded in A = L + E.

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[@ismailsharif7879]

So where did u get Beg bal from u just made it up

[@AhmedAbdalalim]

helpful

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[@kikelomoadeosun6843]

kindly assist with clarification on sales and purchase ledger

[@calebbyers]

Why does it seem like credits and debits are 'backwards'? I would think that "credit" means "adding to" something and "debit" means "taking away" something. I would think that if you are "taking away cash" from the cash account you are "debiting" the cash account. And if you are "adding" something to inventory you would be "crediting" the inventory account... But its actually the opposite. Why does it seem so counter-intuitive?

[@sa4063]

Is this not also known as Trial Balance?

[@abdirizaksalat2407]

Noo