This page displays a full list of topics related to bookkeeping. Each topic starts with an introductory lesson, followed by several other lessons. Most of them include quizzes, word scrambles, crossword puzzles, and Q&As. Part of the free, online Bookkeeping course from Accounting Coach.
This page includes 13 sections that provide students with a basic understanding of bookkeeping and its relationship to accounting. Part of the free, online Bookkeeping course from Accounting Coach.
This page includes an explanation and a sample chart of accounts for both a large corporation and a small company. There is also a quiz, crossword puzzle, and Q & A. Part of the free, online Bookkeeping course from Accounting Coach.
This page includes 4 sections about debits and credits. A quiz, word scramble, and crossword puzzle are also available. Part of the free, online Bookkeeping course from Accounting Coach.
This page covers accounts, debits, credits, the journal, the general ledger, and trial balance. Use the tabs at the top to access various interactive exercises and key terms.
Each of the bookkeeping lessons in this bookkeeping course builds on and uses terms and concepts from the previous lesson(s). Also, some of the bookkeeping lessons will reintroduce and discuss some important bookkeeping topics discussed in other lessons. Bookkeeping Videos are included to emphasize key concepts. Bookkeeping Quizzes and tests are used to test your bookkeeping knowledge. A Beginning Bookkeeping tutorial by Bean Counter's Dave Marshall.
This bookkeeping course by Bean Counter's Dave Marshall is geared to individuals who want to learn the basics of bookkeeping and accounting. The introduction defines the Chart of Accounts and includes 5 lessons that describe the various types of accounts / how they are organized.
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