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Thanks for the information but the lesson not clear

Thanks for the information but the lesson not clear Sir.

thank you. final exam next week, this helps!

Great video really helped out.🙏

It's not clearly visible like the other vedio😢

It's not clearly visible like the other vedio😢

Thank you I have been struggling...this will be on rewind 😂

This really helped a lot. I'm in my second year of accounting.

Great stuff Jeff

Thanks sir

Hello Mr Fisher Do you have a video on transfer in cost?

Thank you so much.

Still dont understand😢

super helpful thanks for posting this, went about solving it using t-accounts and your equations confirmed I was going about it correctly, have a good one!

thx

I don't like managerial accounting. It is kind of hard. I'm in cost analysis and I forgot everything from managerial accounting so I am quite lost.

I got stuck on this problem but thanks to you I got it now. Thank you for your help.

Thanks again!

This was great. Definitely helped me in my MBA!

Thank you Sir

8:18 What do you mean by previous chapter ? Which chapter is that ?

Hello Jeff Can you arrange the Accounting II video playlist in sequence ? It is hard to figure out which video is next to watch 😅

I will use your knockoff method for my midterm, and hopefully, I can get a good score on my midterm for Accounting for Management.

I'm trying to learn to account in my class, and this helped, thank you for your hard work.

Amaric

In LIFO we need to take the first 10 units from the last purchased one right? So it'd be 10*$21

Thankss, u help me for my finels!!❤

Hello teacher, could you please give me the file for this assignment?

If beginning inventory + purchases - ending inventory = COGS, than how do we find ending inventory? 😭😭😭

you doing well

in transaction 5 why it does not impact earned capital or expense with net income, since there is cash given away?

Thank you

Thank you thank you THANK YOU for posting this explanation video! I've been working on a long-form problem involving activity-based costing for two days now and I was struggling to the point of tears! Thanks to you I have arrived at all the right answers! 😀

This helped me to day thanks

8:56 why do you debit interest expense more then what you credit cash for?

This really help thanks a lot

This was such a blessing to find. I was stuck on one problem for two days, and this step by step video got me off of it. Thank you so much for taking the time to do each step visually.

Hi, I have a question about calculating COGS. FIFO and LIFO seem too complicated for where I’m at and so the simplicity of WAC (weighted average cost) is very appealing. However, the inconsistent use of terminology in various articles / videos I’ve come across discussing WAC has me confused. Is a WAC calculation done for (A) each product in inventory or is it calculated using (B) the total cost of all products in inventory? For example, let’s say I have 500 different products in my inventory. Some products have an average cost of $1 per unit, and other products can average $20,000 per unit. If I were to calculate WAC using (B) the total cost of all products in inventory, then the average cost of one unit of inventory would be around $2,000. Now let’s say I sell a product for $2. My COGS for that sale would be $2,000??? "B" doesn’t seem right. What am I missing?

No clear explanation.

I have an exam tomorrow and you saved me

Why wouldnt the cash dividends be taken out of the difference in retained earnings? Why wouldnt it be 27,000 -12,000? I was following but I don't understand why we add 12000 to 27000 if dividends are a decrease in equity. Cant cash dividends be paid from retained equity? Causing it to decrease? Can someone help me understand please?

Thanks for the video!

I literally got this question on a quiz in Lesson 1 of week 1 of my class. I have a headache!

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I would love to have you as a professor!!! 14:38

Nice job

Thanks! This is helpful.

Excellent, thank you sir!

You da man 🎉

So when does the buyer record an accounts payable under FOB destination?