IGCSE Accounting Edexcel & Cambridge
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CH-1 INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING

Separate entity concept
cash & credit sales & purchases
Miscellaneous
Accounting equation
Stakeholder
Quiz
CH-2 Double entry book-keeping

Double entry concepts
Example of double entry
Running balance
Question practice
DEAD CLIC to remember debit & credit accounting.mp4
PEARLS.mp4
Quiz
CH-3 The trial balance

Balancing accounts
Trial Balance
Questions
Homework
Quiz
CH-4 Double entry book-keeping

Introduction
Credit transactions
Sales & Purchases return
Carriage inwards & outwards
Questions
Balancing Accounts(cd & bd).mp4
Homework
Double Entry Ledger 'T' Accounts.mp4
Quiz.
CH-5 Petty cashbook

Petty Cashbook
Quiz
CH-6 Business documents

Documents process systems
Trade & Cash discounts
Discount calculations
Homework and answers
Paying-in-slip & Cheque counterfoil
Discount calculations
Questions
Homework and answers
Quiz
CH-7 Books of prime entry

Divisions of ledgers
Books of prime entry
Questions
Homework and answers
Quiz
CH- 8 and 9 Financial statements part A and B

Introduction
Income statement (SPL) Proforma
Balance sheet (SOFP) proforma
Income statement
Examples of SPL & SOFP
Double entry
Questions
Homework answers
Quiz
Income Statement_ SPL & Statement of Financial Position.mp4
CH-10 Accounting rules

Introduction.mp4
Inventory valuation
Questions & homework
Homework check & answers
Accounting Concepts
Quiz
CH- 11 other payables and other receivables

Prepayments of expenses
Accruals and Prepayments of income
Quiz
V9 Ch6 PAPA ALLA (11min).mp4
CH -12 Accounting for depriciation and disposal of non current asset

Depreciation
Straight line & reducing balance methods
Depreciation in financial statements
Sale of non current assets and part exchange
Calculation of depreciation
Disposals of Non Current Assets and part exchange.mp4
Quiz
CH-13 Irrecoverable debts and provisions for doubtful debt

Private expenses & goods drawings
Irrecoverable debt
How to minimise risk of irrecoverable debt
Provision for doubtful debt adjustmets
Doubtful Debt complete.mp4
Quiz
Doubtful Debt complete.mp4
ch-14 Bank reconciliation

Bank Reconciliation Statement
Theories
Questions
Question answers and Home work
Quiz
CH-15 Journal entries and correction of errors

General journal
COPCOR errors not shown by trial balance
Errors cause imbalance in trial balance
COPCOR calculation
Suspense account
Effects of corrections on profit & sofp
Transfer to incomestatement
Types of drawings
Irrecoverable debt
Questions
Homework checks
Quiz
CH-16 Control accounts

Introduction
Proformas of Control accounts
Sources of information for Control accounts
Contra & negative balances
Benefits & limitations of Control accounts
Bookkeeping
Homework & corrections
Questions
Homework & corrections
Quiz
CH-17 Incomplete records

Ratios in incomplete records.mp4
Benefits and limitations of incomplete records
Further Questions
Checking the cash
Homework answers
Introduction with example worked
Income statement and SOFP incomplete records.mp4
Quiz
CH-18 Accounts of clubs and societies

Receipts & Payments Accounts
Shop Income statement
Income and expenditure account
SOFP
Terms used for clubs
Income & Expenditure account
Credit purchase
Accumulated fund
Edexcel A level Accounting Past paper 2024 Clubs and societies.mp4
Quiz
CH-19 Partnership

Partnership accounts
Partnership advantages and disadvantages
Partnership agreement
Current and appropriation account
Income statement sofp
Homework
Questions
Quiz
CH-20 Manufacturing accounts

Manufacturing Accounts with PUP.mp4
Quiz
CH 21 Limited companies

Loans & Debentures
Dividend proposed and paid
Types of shares & dividends
Financial statements of limited company
Questions and homework
Reserves
Homework answers
Quiz
CH-22 Analysis and interpretation

Introduction
Profitability ratios
Difference between cash and profit
Liquid ratios
Efficiency ratios
Gearing ratio
Example of ratio analysis
Limitations of ratios
Questions
Homework answers
Quiz

Income statement and SOFP incomplete records.mp4

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