Basic Accounting

Basic Accounting Made Easy: Learn from Experienced Professionals

Master basic accounting concepts with our engaging courses taught by experienced professionals. Learn through real-world examples and interactive exercises.

Gain a solid foundation in accounting principles. This course covers fundamental concepts like debits, credits, the accounting equation, financial statements (income statement, balance sheet, statement of cash flows), and more.

What will you learn?

Introduction to Accounting

Key Accounting Terminologies | Understanding Accounting: Event and Transaction | Bookkeeping vs. Accounting | Role of Stakeholders in Business | Important Business Terminologies

Types of Business Entities

Sole Proprietorship | Partnership | Company | Formalities and Procedures for Establishing Each Entity

Accounting Principles and Concepts

Capital and Revenue Transactions | Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) | Capital and Revenue Expenditure | Deferred Revenue Expenditure | Capital and Revenue Receipt | Accounting Concepts and Conventions | Double Entry System of Bookkeeping

Classification and Rules of Accounts

Account Definition | Classification of Accounts: Assets, Liabilities, Equity, Revenue, and Expenses | Debit and Credit: Traditional and Modern Rules

Journal and Ledger

Understanding the Journal: Purpose and Preparation | Ledger: Posting and Balancing | Trial Balance: Purpose and Preparation

Cash Book and its Types

Types of Cash Books: Simple, Two-column, Three-column | Understanding Discounts in Cash Book | Day Book Preparation Using Google Sheets

Depreciation and Its Impact

Definition of Depreciation and Its Causes | The Necessity of Charging Depreciation | Factors Considered for Depreciation Calculation | Methods of Depreciation (Straight-line, Diminishing Balance, etc.) | Provisions and Reserves

Trial Balance Preparation

Importance of Trial Balance | Steps for Preparing a Trial Balance

Trading and Profit & Loss Account

Trading Account: Definition and Preparation | Profit and Loss Account: Definition and Preparation

Year-End Adjustments

Adjustments in Final Accounts | Handling Prepaid and Outstanding Expenses | Treatment of Depreciation, Provisions, and Reserves

Balance Sheet Preparation

Structure and Format of a Balance Sheet | Preparation of Financial Statements Using Excel

Accounting Documents

Key Accounting Documents and Vouchers | Purpose of Accounting Documents | Filing and Storing Documents: Best Practices

Industrial-Oriented Journal Entry Practice

 

Practical Journal Entry Practice Using JET Simulation

Course Highlights

Clear and Concise Explanations

Learn complex accounting concepts presented in a clear, concise, and easy-to-understand manner.

Interactive Learning

Engage with interactive exercises, quizzes, and case studies to reinforce your understanding and test your knowledge.

Who Can Enroll?

  • Students: High school and college students interested in pursuing a career in accounting, finance, or business.
  • Entrepreneurs: Small business owners who want to better understand their finances and make informed business decisions.
  • Professionals: Individuals in various fields who want to enhance their financial literacy and gain a better understanding of accounting principles.
  • Anyone interested in personal finance: Individuals who want to improve their personal financial management skills.

Career Opportunities

  • Accountant: Entry-level positions in accounting departments of various organizations.
  • Bookkeeper: Maintaining financial records for businesses.
  • Financial Analyst: Analyzing financial data to make informed business decisions.
  • Budget Analyst: Preparing and managing budgets for organizations.
  • Auditing: Working in auditing firms to ensure the accuracy of financial statements.
  • Entrepreneur: Starting and managing a business, where understanding basic accounting is crucial for financial management.
  • Business Owner: Managing the finances of an existing business.
  • Project Manager: Tracking project budgets and costs.
  • Personal Finance Management: Making informed decisions about personal finances, such as budgeting, investing, and managing debt.
  • Non-profit Organizations: Managing the finances of non-profit organizations.

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