Accounting 2 Simplified for You

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Accounting 2 Simplified for You
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UDEMY
Overview

Duration	5 hours
Mode of learning	Online
Difficulty level	Beginner
Credential	Certificate
Future job roles	Advanced Financial Modeling, Accounting

Skills you will learn

Who should do this course?

Designed for beginners
Some understanding of financial statements and the accounting cycle
Excellent study guide for accounting and business students who are currently enrolled in their first college accounting courses
Ideal for those who have procrastinated from taking required accounting courses for fear of difficulty
Bookkeepers, accounting clerks, managers and small business owners who are looking to better understand the landscape of business
College students who are contemplating accounting as a career

What are the course deliverables?

Prepare the correct type financial statements appropriate for your type of business
Manage inventory.
Calculate inventory costs and choose the right valuation method.
Discover ways to improve internal control procedures in your business
Be in control of your cash through bank reconciliation
Manage your receivables and payables
Record payroll and payroll taxes accurately
Use promissory notes in business transactions
Calculate depreciation expense properly using various methods
Estimate your bad debts
Calculate cash discounts and simple interest
Correct mistakes in recording freight transactions
Learn what bookkeepers do in accounting
Develop understanding of accounting procedures

More about this course

Accounting II Simplified for You ' is a continuation of a unique, no-nonsense and meaningful approach of understanding basic accounting principles, with special focus in merchandising, inventories, internal control, cash management, fixed assets, receivables, liabilities and payroll. Business transactions are illustrated in simple terms using relevant examples and easy to follow step-by-step instructions.
As the saying goes, 'Accounting is the language of business." But you are NOT an accountant, so should you be left behind? ABSOLUTELY NOT! You do not need be an accountant to learn accounting. Give yourself the competitive edge of understanding accounting principles and concepts to better navigate the business environment.