73 pages [29 self-teaching + 44 self-quizzes with detailed answers]
Master double-entry bookkeeping/accounting in one short sitting —around 2 hours.
Ideal before you start any accounting course, for on-the-job training or to nail down a skill you may feel insecure about.
Section 1: How a business keeps track of its money. How bookkeeping measures every item and activity in dollars. The “chart of accounts” made easy. Self-quiz makes sure you really know it.
Section 2: Every transaction affects two or more accounts. When you buy a car your Asset—Car account goes up, but your Cash account goes down. When you buy an ad in the local paper, your Advertising Expense account goes up, but so does your Accounts Payable (bills that are payable later). Filled with examples. Double- quiz lets you practice as if you were on the job.
Section 3: Recording journal entries. Pick up the simple rules of double-entry bookkeeping. Which amounts go in which accounts and how to show this. Filled with examples. Double-quiz lets you practice until you know it cold.
Section 4: The general ledger accounts. Shows you what a ledger account looks like on a computer v. on paper. Explains how journal entries you learned go into the accounts. Now learn how to quickly find and retrieve financial information from the accounts—such as:
- your company’s cash balance
- your company’s sales for any month
- which bills your company has paid or not paid
And other financial information. Double-quiz lets you practice finding and retrieving financial information fast!
Section 5: The income statement and balance sheet. Snapshot of the financial statements and how they are compiled from the general ledger accounts.
Section 6: The accounting cycle. An overview of the accounting process from start to finish.
Publisher: AIPB
Dennis Alexander –
Great review of college accounting course.
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Christopher Grillo –
Very well done. I really enjoyed reading this workbook and performing the exercises.
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Rebecca Peterson –
This course was very foundational and helpful for filling gaps in my knowledge. I don’t conduct any bookkeeping on paper for the work I do professionally, so this was a challenge. It was worth it.
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Matt Curcio –
Very good book for the money.
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Genay –
Good
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Christopher Mann –
The best book on the subject I have come across. during the 3 or 4 years that I have been studying. The book’s tutorial and examples and clearly explain how double-entry works and why it is so useful.
(5 star rating)
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DENIS QUINTANA –
Thanks
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Sherry Ibrahim –
Very informative and pays attention to detail but needs more exercises and final examination answers. Thanks for your efforts. Sherry
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Jarred Thompson –
Really like in detail the course was.
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Juan Castillo –
Good material, excellent explanation
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E John Jacobson –
I’m just getting started. This book was comprehensive, easy to understand and very helpful.
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YVONNE STEPHENSON –
The course provided fundamental information, however the textbook was dry and one dimensional. A complementary workbook and/or a video/cd lecture would have been a great enhancement. This would allow for listening to the material then reading it, then working the problems.
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Dennis Alexander –
This is a good review of the basics I learned in college.
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Carolyn –
This was very helpful material as I have not studied this information in a long period of time
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Hayk –
Very usefull material
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Wendi Conwell –
Thank you
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Ragin –
Easy to follow and understand. I appreciate having the double quizzes at the end of each chapter to test and help solidify the skills.
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Casey Edmondson, –
It is challenging but very rewarding 😀
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Mollie Ketelhut –
I have enjoyed this workbook so much. It has the most helpful exercises that really teach you the lessons well. I am very impressed. Money well spent!!
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Jorge Luis Fraga –
This course was great!…..
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Jayne Franzino Romero –
These courses are the real deal in the bookkeeping world. AIPB organization is the only entity that has a trademark on the title “Certified Bookkeeper” (CB). All other organizations can only go through them and charge more for the same certification. These are very detailed, comprehensive courses and they’re excellent.
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Shaina Griffin –
I bought the paperback book. I am a new independent bookkeeper and was nervous about my skills. I had plenty of resources for studying but for some reason it still didn’t help me feel like I understood it. This book helps break double-entry accounting in a simple way and the quizzes helped reinforce that I was understanding the material. I feel ore confident in the services I provide now.
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Crystal Givens –
I found it very informative, but I did not like that when I download the books, it downloads as a solid graphic and not as a graphic with text. This didn’t allow me, who has vision problems, to listen to them with a text reader as well as reading. It took me a lot longer than normal to process the book than I would have otherwise. It would also be nice if videos and other interactive demonstrations were provided with the course. Very limited to be online in book format.
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Cesar I Salas –
The course was great, the only thing that needs to be better is the feedback on the test for the association certificated. I would like to know if I passed it or not in order to prepare better for the national exam.
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Evelyn Baldo –
Confusing but interesting and informative
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Mohamed Helemish –
The course is very good but needs more practice questions
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Denise Fields –
I did not have any problems learning the concept of double-entry bookkeeping. The lesson material and test were very good.
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Maria A Guerra –
Great refresher for double-entry accounting. Highly recommend it.
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Kathi Jarnagin –
Absolutely LOVE this book!
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Karen Van Rickley –
I could never wrap my head around debits and credits and when to do either. I can’t believe how this book broke it down into steps that I could understand. Something that has intimidated me for so many years is now clear as a bell. Thank you!!!!!
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