Understanding accounting is key to understanding the financial position of your business or company. This resource provides the most important information that you need to know regarding basic accounting.
Learning Objectives:
Understand basic accounting and financial terminology
Learn how double entry accounting works
Explore the world of accounting cycles, accounts, and assets
Explore the world of equity, receivables, accounts payable, liabilities, and ledgers
Discover which accounting system works best for you
Explore how computerized accounting works and it's benefits
Understand financial statements and income statements
Understand statements of owner’s equity, balance sheets, and cash flows
Generate an action plan to enhance your accounting and financial knowledge
PowerPoint Presentation Content Slides Include:
Definition/s of accounting
Learning objectives of basic accounting and financial terminology
4 points of Etymology
Managerial accounting
Financial accounting
3 slides of Accounting cycle
What is journal entry
3 points of Double-entry accounting
3 points of Important to keep in mind
5 points of Account
5 points of Tips to use chart of accounts
2 points of Assets
Current assets
5 points Fixed assets
4 points of Owner’s equity (accounting equation)
6 points of Accounts receivable
3 points of Uncollectible receivables
2 points of Watch out
2 points of Accounts payable
3 points of Liabilities
3 points Current liabilities
Accounts payable
2 points of current portion of long-term liability
2 points of long-term liabilities
4 points of what is an accounting system?
3 points of what system is best for your business?
6 points of Ledgers
2 points Computerized accounting benefits
3 points of how computerized accounting works
3 points of Merchandising business cycles
2 points of Operating cycle of a merchandising business
3 slides of Simple financial analysis of merchandising business
6 points of Financial statements
6 points of Income statement
Statement of owner’s equity
3 slides Balance sheet
3 points Statement of cash flows
16 points Actions steps
Glossary: 8 pages with 97 related terms (sample terms include)
Accounting — Amortization — Authorized Capital Stock — Balance Sheet — Capital — Cash Flow — Contingent Liability — Credit Card — Depreciation — Double-Entry Accounting — Interest — Liquidity Ratio — Maturity Date — Promissory Note — T Account — Voided Check
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Learning Objectives:
Create and maintain a balanced budget
Make loan and lease decisions
Make knowledge-based home and car purchasing decisions
Responsibly avoid debt
Write checks
Repair credit problems
Create an action plan to further improve these skills
PowerPoint Presentation Content Slides Include:
6 points of Program objectives
4 points of Money management
5 slides of Prioritizing your budget
3 points of Budget box system
5 points of Computer system
4 points of Expense envelope system
A graphic of Sample daily spending diary worksheet
3 points of Daily spending diary worksheet
8 points and a graphic of Monthly income and expense worksheet
6 points of Monthly payment calendar
6 points of Monthly expenses
10 points of Selling a car
8 points of Car loan shopping guide
5 slides of Dealer financing
2 points and 2 graphics of To loan or to lease
8 points of Trade-in tips
2 points of A home for every family
4 points of Ideas
4 points of Homeowner education program
3 slides of Government loan program
5 slides of Are you ready to buy a home?
5 points and a graphic of Components of a low mortgage loan payment
4 points of Federal housing administration (FHA) insured loans
5 points of VA insured loans
5 points of FNMA and Freddie Mac
A graphic of USDA loan program
3 points of How much mortgage can I afford?
3 points of What lenders look for
7 points of What lenders require
4 slides of Mortgage terms
6 points of Checks
5 points of Pre-printed information
2 slides of Back of the check
11 points of Bounce protection
3 points of Checking account fees
A graphic of What fees can I expect?
2 points and a graphic of Determine your account needs
3 points of Choosing a checking account
Checking account checklist
2 points of Checking account
2 points of Types of checking accounts
4 points of Low-cost checking
4 points of ATM checking
2 points of Regular checking
2 points of Interest checking
3 slides of Consequences of bouncing a check
3 slides of Protecting yourself
9 slides of Deposit slip for cash
2 points and a graphic of Checking account register
2 points of Correcting a mistake
2 points of Voiding checks
4 points of Check for cash
3 slides and a graphic of Less cash received
3 slides of Collateral
Credit decisions
7 points of Bankruptcy
6 points of Credit counseling
5 slides of Debt management
5 points of Credit report
3 points of Fair credit reporting act
7 slides of Credit counseling agencies
Point and a graphic of Credit decisions
9 points of Applying for credit
2 slides of Cost of credit
3 points and a graphic of Credit terms
5 slides of Building credit history
4 points of Repairing your credit
3 slides of Repairing credit using counseling agencies
5 slides of The truth about credit repair
A graphic of Credit and debit cards
10 points of Spending
2 points of Conclusion
16 points of Actions steps
Glossary: 7 pages with 80 related terms (sample terms include)
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Each glossary goes above and beyond the content of the presentation
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