Learn accounting. Get an introduction to the four basic types: financial accounting, managerial accounting, income tax accounting, and bookkeeping.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- The importance of accounting
- What are the four flavors of accounting?
- Bookkeeping
- Financial accounting
- Managerial accounting
- Income taxes
- Who uses financial statements?
- The accounting equation
- Accounting equation: Assets
- Accounting equation: Liabilities
- Accounting equation: Equity
- Balance sheet example: Walmart's assets
- Balance sheet example: Walmart's liabilities and equity
- Limitations of the balance sheet
- The balance sheet and the income statement
- Overview of the income statement
- Earnings per share
- Income statement example: Walmart's revenues
- Income statement example: Walmart's expenses
- Overview of the cash flow statement
- Cash flow example
- Summary of financial reporting
- DuPont and managerial accounting
- A closer look at managerial accounting
- Product costing: Materials and labor
- Product costing: Overhead
- Breakeven analysis: Computations
- Breakeven analysis: Interpretation and use
- Budgets: Realistic benchmarks
- Budgets: Solving problems in advance
- Performance evaluation example: Drilling contest
- Performance evaluation example: Optometrist
- Performance evaluation example: Stice Boys
- The history of income taxes
- Tax brackets
- Average and marginal tax rates
- Tax deductions and credits
- Capital gains vs. ordinary income
- Income tax summary
- Conclusion
Taught by
Jim Stice and Kay Stice