Book-keeping & Accounting Level 3
The aim of the qualification is to further develop the practices and processes studied at level 1 and 2 to enable candidates to record and interpret financial transactions up to and including final accounts.
What is a sole trader?
Advantages and disadvantages of sole proprietorship (US)
Tutor's notes - PL & BS for Sole Traders
Tutor's notes - Tasks
What is a partnership?
Sole Proprietorship vs. General Partnership
Tutor's notes - Partnerships
Excel-sheet Unit 2
Introduction to Incomplete Records
Incomplete records
Tutor's notes - Incomplete Records for Sole Trader
Tutor's notes - Tasks
Excel-sheet Unit 3
Manufacturing accounting
3 Types of Inventory
Tutor's notes - Manufacturing accounts
Tutor's notes - Tasks
Not-For-Profit Organisations
Organisation Structure
Tutor's notes - Not for Profit Organisations
Tutor's notes - Tasks
Disposals of Fixed Assets and how to record in T accounts?
Tutor's notes - Disposal of fixed assets
Tutor's notes - Crisps Limited
Tutor's notes - Sunrise Limited
Preference Shares vs Ordinary Shares
Authorized, Issued & Outstanding Shares of Stock
Limited vs Unlimited Liability
Tutor's notes - Limited Liability companies
Financial Ratios & Financial Ratio Analysis Explained & Financial Statement Analysis
How to Easily Memorize the Financial Ratios
Tutor's notes - Ratios
Faith, Hope and Charlton
Faith, Hope and Charlton - Answers
Quiz Level 3