Financial Statements - Introduction to Financial Statements

Are you looking for an introduction to financial statements to help you understand how to read and interpret key financial documents? Do you want to learn more about the order and preparation of the four primary financial statements? If so, this video is for you. The Gleim Basic Accounting Video series is designed to give you an in-depth view of the most critical topics in Financial Accounting. Led by Professor Amy Ford, the Introduction to Financial Statements video provides critical information on financial statements and the order in which the statements need to be prepared. This is the first of six videos focused on the Financial Statements. All six can be found in the full Basic Accounting Video course available by clicking the link above. Along with the Financial Statements video, the course has over 75 videos on the following subjects: Accounting Cycle, Statement of Cash Flows, Receivables, Inventory, Property, Plant and Equipment, Current Liabilities, Long Term Liabilities, Investments, and Financial Statement Analysis and Earnings per Share. You can find an example of a video from each of those topics in the playlist link or individually listed below. Whether you are a current accounting student seeking greater knowledge with these topics or you have been out of school awhile and need a refresher in financial accounting, the Gleim Basic Accounting Video series is perfect for you!

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Accounting Cycle - Introduction to Transactions

Statement of Cash Flows - Introduction to Statement of Cash Flows

Receivables - Introduction to Receivables

Inventory - Introduction to Perpetual Inventory

Property, Plant and Equipment (PP&E) - Introduction to PPE

Current Liabilities - Introduction to Current Liabilities

Long Term Liabilities - Introduction to Bonds Payable

Investments - Equity and Debt Investments

Financial Statement Analysis and Earnings Per Share - Introduction to Financial Statement Analysis