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What is accounting
“Accounting is the language of business.” - Warren Buffet “You have to know accounting. It’s the language of practical business life.” - Charles Munger
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Elements of the financial statements
We’ve gone over what accounting is, how it can be useful and why it is important. "Any questions before we move on to the technical fundamentals?"
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Accounting Fundamentals #1
About Lesson

I’m sure you noticed on the Demo FS, the assets and liabilities were broken out between current and non-current. Now we’ll discuss in detail what that means.

 

Let’s discuss the following assets and liabilities and determine whether they are current or non-current

  • Cash in the company bank account
  • Land owned by a company
  • An amount receivable from a customer, due within 30 days
  • Inventory held in the company’s warehouse
  • A bank loan that is repaying over 5 years

Examples

  1. Cash – current
  2. Land – non-current
  3. AR – current
  4. Inventory – current
  5. Bank loan – both – portion due within 12 months = current, remainder = non-current