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03:24 GOVT ACCTG EX 11-7 GOVT ACCTG EX 11-7	GOVT ACCTG EX 11-7 PUBLIC UNIVERSITY VS. PRIVATE UNIVERSITY ACCOUNTING student financial aid $4500000.00 receipt student accounts receivable pell grant $7000000.00 operating revenue education receivable public university grant $2000000.00 types of university or college debit african revenue scholarship money tuition liability eastern university accounts receivable contra revenue account difference education finance account 2000000 student tuition student accounts operating vs. nonoperating revenue credit caption 48 complete private university effects From Barbara Warschawski 22 plays 0
01:46 InterAcctgII--Ex 21-3 Problem Demo InterAcctgII--Ex 21-3 Problem Demo	InterAcctgII--Ex 21-3 Problem Demo Determining cash received from customers determine conclude process sales negative accounts receivable (increase and decrease) caption 48 complete questions receivable decrease cash received from customers helps whatsoever worth exercise difficult independent customers students million effects situation difference received professor thought products accounts pertains sales revenue caption48 From Barbara Warschawski 27 plays 0
04:43 Introductory Accounting 1 - M4 EXERCISE 7.5 Introductory Accounting 1 - M4 EXERCISE 7.5	Introductory Accounting 1 - M4 EXERCISE 7.5 bank reconciliation process seventeen deduct legal entities december bank side number books caption 48 complete adjustment check receivable reconciliation documents service deposited monetary economics statement money $10000.00 financial terminology bank reconciliation reestablish paper products finance transactions marketing company journal entries for company side accounting source documents jane jones effects adjusted balance sixteen fifteen banking terms receipts jones numismatics account dollars bank statement record december 31st deposit company side entry balance journal entry accounts receivable From Barbara Warschawski 429 plays 0
07:45 Introductory Accounting 1 - M3 PROBLEM 6-1A Introductory Accounting 1 - M3 PROBLEM 6-1A	Introductory Accounting 1 - M3 PROBLEM 6-1A recording sales and cost of goods sold, analyzing inventory shrinkage and recording such, comparing profitability numbers with national average logistics accounts receivable money goods sold profit sales gross profit hardware caption 48 complete pricing determine adjustment receivable accounting terminology and wholesaling gross profit rate hardware stores recording transactions percent supply chain management industry retailing location selling price cost of goods sold business law industry average operations research accountancy production and manufacturing finance business gross marketing company statistical terminology generally accepted accounting principles payment systems inventory account discrepancy theft $3800.00 evaluating profitability distribution merchandise customer account expense remote location remember inventory dollars supply chain management terms effects journal entries record amount costs numismatics inventory shrinkage problem higher average thirteen From Barbara Warschawski 761 plays 0
10:57 Introductory Accounting 1 - M2 PROBLEM 3-1A… Introductory Accounting 1 - M2 PROBLEM 3-1A PROBLEM DEMONSTRATION	Introductory Accounting 1 - M2 PROBLEM 3-1A PROBLEM DEMONSTRATION recording transactions of a new business $36.00 office supply money normal balance reduce computer caption 48 complete february 16th promissary cash account investment finance highway furnishings increase debt payment systems capital stock office supply instalment current asset note payable current asset monetary economics sixteenth promissory business p.c. normal credit balance account generally accepted accounting principles accounting terminology fourteen liability account promissory note effects semiotics difference business law liability february transaction furnishings installment dollars accounts payable journal entries accountancy securities credit purchase numismatics real estate installments payable liability balance accounts receivable From Barbara Warschawski 912 plays 0
09:47 Introductory Accounting 1 - M2 EXERCISE 3-7 Introductory Accounting 1 - M2 EXERCISE 3-7	Introductory Accounting 1 - M2 EXERCISE 3-7 EFFECT ON INCOME AND BALANCE SHEET ACCOUNTS notes payable credit accounts revenue construction revenue dollar expense account financial statements caption 48 complete expense retained earnings accounting terminology combination corporate finance normal debit balance increase equipment expenses increase asset credit cash accountancy accounting equation crediting accounts finance business normal credit balance income office supplies income statement liability credits accounts payable net income accounts receivable dividend manufacturing business law debit accounts account debits economics terminology treasury stock balance sheet stock market wages expense owners equity correlation generally accepted accounting principles balance effects From Barbara Warschawski 687 plays 0
08:12 Introductory Accounting 1 - M1 PROBLEM 2-1A Introductory Accounting 1 - M1 PROBLEM 2-1A	Introductory Accounting 1 - M1 PROBLEM 2-1A solve for retained earnings; construct balance sheet; analyze financial condition. figure capital stock caption 48 complete determine stockholder salaries payable stockholder equity account stockholders equity receivable interest payable total liabilities retained earnings figure construct accounting terminology asset short term capital total assets accounting equation hand side finance algebra liability accounts payable equity securities accounts receivable exercises word payable debt equations business law furnishings retained earnings account snowmobiles educational psychology balance sheet securities owners equity political philosophy situation problem accountancy total asset effects From Barbara Warschawski 1,531 plays 0