Accounting Concepts Tutorial - Comments
| Accounting Concepts Tutorial - brief, text-based tutorials with quizzes on key accounting concepts, including the accounting equation, debits and credits and more |
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10-October-2002 - 06:23:05the quiz part is really good...  Roy Godwin 14-November-2002 - 05:21:39 The term fund balance was a little confusing Joerg Mellmann 30-December-2002 - 10:41:00 Easy and short - I finally have the concept of debit and credit down. alex 13-January-2004 - 23:04:50 provides a good accounting concept for begginer rufinas 22-March-2004 - 05:00:24 excellent tutorial mk 26-September-2004 - 08:23:52 I appreciate that their explanation about debit and credit was so simple and clear. I have been reading here and there, but I had such a hard time understanding the concept for long time. They made me understand in 30 minutes. Taking quiz was especially helful. I even feel bad since it did not cost me anything. I personally thank to people who made these pages. shiezo 23-November-2004 - 04:34:25 It is a wonderfull class! Delitha Allen 26-December-2004 - 13:29:46 It's wonderful that you make it able for a person to learn in the privacy of his or her own home, to acheive there career in accounting. Thanks. Danielle 01-January-2006 - 20:10:17 Not helpful. I have a Masters degree in Accounting and I have never heard the term "fund balance". I was on this site looking for my students so that they could do research for a report that I am assigning and I will not reccomend this site. frances freeman 21-January-2006 - 11:07:48 excellent tutorial w.m.b wanasinghe 14-February-2006 - 02:45:07
nwanaka angel 21-February-2006 - 08:44:17 i find it defficult to understand the defference between cash book and posting into leger a/c and the defference betweenprofit and loss account, I need the easy way to go so that i can make it in the carer. CK 20-March-2006 - 15:29:24 I also have to agree with Danielle, this site is not recommendable. First off they aren't even explaining the complete steps to becomming an accountant. Really if you are interest in becoming an accountant, your best bet is to go through an actual school whether it be online or physically. Nancy 19-May-2006 - 00:09:44 Very educational and fun. Kumaran 27-May-2006 - 20:55:39 Extreamly useful, thank you very much for providing this help. Gladys Komane 11-June-2006 - 16:41:03 this is a wonderful to teach someone.I wish I can have the whole book. Tee 30-June-2006 - 16:31:58 I think this brief tutorial helps students who have studied accounting refresh on skills that were learned in their earlier course. I found it very helpful. asad 05-July-2006 - 14:59:44 want to know about accounting.i search many site but did find like this because it is easy to learn Jodi 19-July-2006 - 15:59:18 Very good for the ones who are trying to decide on which way to go career-wise. andrea john 06-September-2006 - 16:31:48 very helpfull Jim Magarahan 15-September-2006 - 14:57:17 Posting of debits and credits are confusing to lay people trying to break into accounting...it's all backwards, as you know, or use to know before you became comfortable with it. On this level of instruction, examples of postings like rent paid in advance (in a start up situation for several months), payments received for goods not yet delivered(downpayments), salaries payable(twice/month)...How do you post them? By the way, I have a blazillion other questions. Wanda 26-September-2006 - 21:03:23 Best I have seen to date. Easy to understand! NewAtThis 24-October-2006 - 14:26:40 I wish the person who said "fund balance" was the wrong term would tell us the right one. For those of us new at this, the site's a dream in its presentation. If you have factual corrections, we're the audience that needs them the most. John 26-November-2006 - 15:56:06 Owner's Equity is the General Ledger term. Fund Balance is its Fund Accounting counterpart. Fund Accounting is used by governments & non-profits, which a) must account separately for sources and uses of "restricted" funds and b) should not reflect an "owner" or Owners Equity. noufal 03-December-2006 - 04:47:51 This Tutorial is very helpful for the students as well as adults and it is very simple. Thank you very much Abena 10-February-2007 - 05:21:17 I like dis site because it can help you to acheive your aim. erica 22-February-2007 - 18:38:15 Very Helpful and easy to understand. Frank 09-May-2007 - 07:23:10 it's very helpful. thanks. Flaubert Anoza 27-May-2007 - 12:46:35 Not bad, since it is free. Mohammad 29-May-2007 - 04:01:15 i going to get into this courses or field. THANVEER 17-June-2007 - 07:39:20 GOOD Nnadi Nonyem 16-November-2007 - 05:55:05 It really is accounting made simple but I feel the examples shouldn't be limited to schools Prajakta 10-February-2008 - 07:58:05 Fantastic notes abdul rehman 28-February-2008 - 13:11:29 it is a good way to provide information to those who can't efford the expens of education thanks for providing this apportunity Tom McKnight 29-February-2008 - 18:54:30 This site was accessed as a free on line tutorial however the inability to take the test and proceed through the course because of a security block diminished rating this site higher. Free on line tutorial as adverstised should be accessible as a free on line tutorial. Otherwise, the subject matter was user friendly presentable. osman mohamud 15-March-2008 - 04:50:03 please clerify how to obtaim cost of sales? kate 27-March-2008 - 13:56:49 perfect refresher Zahid Nazir 25-April-2008 - 05:52:46 Very Good Book |
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