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Financial Accounting Acclets -- Complete List
  Acclet #   Acclet Title   Acclet Description  
             
Accounting Cycle (corporation)-Basic
  1   Introduction to Financial Accounting   What accounting is and why it is important  
  2a   Accounting Terms   Short definitions of basic terms  
  2b   Two Tips   Two tips -- short definitions and account name endings  
  3   The Accounting Equation   The accounting equation  
  4a-4d   Recording Transactions   Record 10 basic trans beneath the acctg equation  
  5   Left and Right   The debit/credit system  
  6   Use Left/Right System to Record Transactions   Use debit/credit system to record trans in T-accts, prepare trial balance  
  7   Record Transactions in Journal   Record transactions in journal  
  8   Steps in the Accounting Process   Steps in the accounting process  
  9   Post to the Ledger   Post to 4-column ledger accounts  
  9b   Introduction to Retained Earnings   How retained earnings works  
  10   Prepare Financial Statements   Prepare basic I/S, SRE, BS  
             
Accounting Cycle (corporation)-Expanded
  11   Introduction to Adjusting Entries   What necessitates adjusting entries  
  12   Adjusting Entries -- Prepaid Expense   Example of a prepaid expense adjustment  
  13   Adjusting Entries -- Accrued Expense   Example of an accrued expense adjustment  
  14   Adjusting Entries -- Accrued Revenue   Example of an accrued revenue adjustment  
  15   Adjusting Entries -- Unearned Revenue   Example of an unearned revenue adjustment  
  16   Adjusting Entries -- Depreciation   Example of a depreciation adjustment  
  17   Adjusting Entries -- Short Cuts   Strategies for mastering adjusting entries  
  18   Steps in the Accounting Process -- Adjusted   Steps in the accounting process including adjustments  
  19   Classified Balance Sheet   Why and how to prepare a classified bal. sheet  
  20   Closing Entries   Why and how to journalize closing entries  
  20b   Retained Earnings   How closing entries affect retained earnings  
  21   Steps in the Accounting Process -- Final List   Complete set of steps in the accounting cycle  
             
Cash
  22   Bank reconciliation -- Part 1   Reconcile a bank account  
  23   Bank reconciliation -- Part 2   Journalize adjusting entries from bank reconciliation  
  24a   Petty Cash -- Part 1   Account for petty cash -- no over or short  
  24b   Petty Cash -- Part 2   Account for petty cash -- over and short  
             
Accounts Receivable
  25   Uncollectible Accounts Receivable -- Part 1   Allowance method  
  26   Uncollectible Accounts Receivable -- Part 2   Allowance method -- "revenue approach"  
  27a   Uncollectible Accounts Receivable -- Part 3   Allowance method -- "receivables approach"  
  27b   Uncollectible Accounts Receivable -- Part 4   Allowance method -- Short Cuts  
             
Short-Term Notes Receivable
  28   Calculate Interest   Use formula to calculate interest  
  29   Notes Receivable -- Part 1   Account for "balloon" N/R (no interest accrual)  
  30   Notes Receivable -- Part 2   Account for "balloon" N/R (with interest accrual)  
             
Merchandise Inventory
  31   Merchandise Inventory -- Part 1   Account for buying merchandise inventory-perpetual method  
  32   Merchandise Inventory -- Part 2   Account for selling merchandise inventory-perpetual method  
  32b   Merchandise Inventory -- Adjusting Entries-Part 1   Prepare adjusting entry for sales returns  
  32c   Merchandise Inventory -- Adjusting Entries-Part 2   Prepare adjusting entries for sales returns  
  33   Merchandise Inventory -- Part 3   Prepare a multi-step income statement  
  34   Merchandise Inventory -- Part 4   Inventory cost flow pattern  
  35   Merchandise Inventory -- Part 5   Inventory costing methods-specific ID, FIFO, LIFO, wtd. avg.  
  36a   Merchandise Inventory -- Part 5a   Inventory costing-perpetual system, FIFO method  
  36b   Merchandise Inventory -- Part 5b   Inventory costing-perpetual system, LIFO method  
  36c   Merchandise Inventory -- Part 5c   Inventory costing-perpetual system, Weighted Average method  
  38   Merchandise Inventory -- Part 6   Use Gross Profit method to estimate cost of ending inventory  
             
Short-Term Investments
  39   Short-Term Investments   Account for investment in stock (within an accounting period)  
  39a   Short-Term Investments-Part 2   Adjust trading securities to fair value  
             
Non-Current Assets
  40   Depreciation -- Part 1   Depreciation -- Straight Line  
  41   Depreciation -- Part 2   Depreciation -- Units of Production  
  42a   Depreciation -- Part 3   Depreciation -- Double Declining Balance  
  42b   Depreciation -- Part 4   Depreciation -- compare methods  
  43   Depreciation -- Part 5   Asset disposals -- discard, sell, exchange at a loss  
  43a   Depletion of Natural Resources   Account for depletion of natural resources  
  43b   Amortization of Intangible Assets   Account for amortization of intangible assets  
             
Current Liabilities
  44   Notes Payable -- Part 1   Account for "balloon" N/P (no interest accrual)  
  45   Notes Payable -- Part 2   Account for "balloon" N/P (with interest accrual)  
  47   Warranties   Account for warranties  
  48   Sales Taxes   Account for the collection and remittance of sales taxes  
  49a   Payroll Register   Account for basic payroll  
  49b   Employer Payroll Taxes   Account for basic employer payroll taxes  
             
Non-Current Liabilities
  46   Installment Notes   Account for installment notes payable  
  46a   Discounted Notes Payable   Account for discounted notes payable  
  50   Present and Futures Values -- Part 1   Simple & compound interest, PV & FV of a single deposit  
  51   Present and Futures Values -- Part 2   Present & future values of an annuity  
  52   Issue Bonds -- Introduction   Issue bonds at face value  
  53   Present Value of Bonds   Calculate the present value of bonds  
  54   Issue Bonds -- Discount   Account for bonds issued at a discount  
  55   Issue Bonds -- Premium   Account for bonds issued at a premium  
             
Stockholders' Equity
  56a   Stockholders' Equity -- Part 1   Account for issuing common and preferred stock  
  56b   Stockholders' Equity -- Part 2   Account for buying and selling treasury stock  
  56c   Stockholders' Equity -- Part 3   Account for cash dividend  
  57   Stockholders' Equity -- Part 4   Account for stock dividend and stock split  
  58   Stockholders' Equity -- Part 5   Allocate cash dividends -- non-cumulative preferred stock  
  59   Stockholders' Equity -- Part 6   Allocate cash dividends -- cumulative preferred stock  
  59a   Statement of Retained Earnings   Prepare a statement of retained earnings  
  59b1   Statement of Stockholders' Equity -- Part 1   Prepare a statement of stockholders' equity-Part 1  
  59b2   Statement of Stockholders' Equity -- Part 2   Prepare a statement of stockholders' equity-Part 2  
             
Statement of Cash Flows
  60   Statement of Cash Flows -- Introduction   Introduction to the statement of cash flows (SCF)  
  61   Statement of Cash Flows -- Skeleton   Prepare a skeleton of the SCF-direct method  
  62   Prepare Statement of Cash Flows -- Part 1   Prepare a partial SCF-direct method (cash pieces provided)  
  63   Prepare Statement of Cash Flows -- Part 2   Complete the SCF-reconciliation of NI to CF from Operating Activities  
             
Financial Statement Analysis
  110   Financial Ratios -- Introduction   Review financial statements  
  111   Current Ratio   Calculate and interpret current ratio  
  112   Quick (Acid Test) Ratio   Calculate and interpret quick ratio  
  113a   Accounts Receivable Turnover   Calculate and interpret accounts receivable turnover  
  113b   Days' Sales in Receivables   Calculate and interpret days' sales in receivables  
  114a   Inventory Turnover   Calculate and interpret inventory turnover  
  118   Debt to Equity Ratio   Calculate and interpret debt to equity ratio  
  119b   Return on Assets (ROA)   Calculate and interpret return on (total) assets  
  119c   Return on Common Stockholders' Equity (ROE)   Calculate and interpret return on (common stockholders') equity