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Accounting - Unit 1 - Part 3 - Statement of Retained Earnings

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Im going to echo @lamdonvibezcatch thanks for explaining this in the most simple way imaginable! Thank you sir!
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your saving me from failing my class, thank you!
Comment from : @bubby9307

just started my intro to accounting course very helpful!
Comment from : @georgeliu2311

Wondering why common shares was not used on this statement?
Comment from : @carolinerose3164

Great video, thank you But I will prefer the term withdrawal instead of Dividend Because Dividend is best use in a corporation when shareholders take money out of the business
Comment from : @nengangcharles1138

Great Video, it made statement of retained earnings very simple My teacher for Intermediate Accounting 1 doesn't teach so well Thank you so much!!
Comment from : @tonygutierrez5779

Hi I just need a confirmation that it's feb 28 2012 at the total retained earning Thanks
Comment from : @iamChronoz

It will be February 2012 at the end thnx
Comment from : @ronusa211

this was amazing everything is so clear and understandable brthank you so so much please keep posting more videos
Comment from : @sheenaaine7006

what if you don't have something listed as " retained earnings " on your trial balance or journal
Comment from : @justastargirlll

Can you do statement of owners equity?
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Thank you This is very helpful for a nonaccounting person to understand this various financial statements Easy to understand
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How come I didn't find these videos earlier I've learned more in your videos than my class that left me broke lmao
Comment from : @Ocelopilli

i would like to ask what was the specic income in retained earnings? would it plant expansion?
Comment from : @Hazelv99

Doesn't the date for retained earnings' closing balance be February 28, 2012? You wrote February 28, 2011
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Thank you so much for this video! It helped a lot with my home work
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It's Awesome sir, i have never heard and seen such a graceful tutorialSalutebrvery easy and good xplanationthank you very much
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Thank God I found your videos You make sense! I seem to be stuck on how to calculate cash or ending cash I am lost!
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can you make videos on:br1 trial balancebr2 bank reconciliation statementbr3 trading and profit accountbr4 joint venture accountbr5 rectification entriesbr6 ledger accountsbr7 annual depreciation
Comment from : @koibito2858

a little question: Dividends would be the same as "withdrawals"?? Thank you :)
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Thanks !
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Mr Bell i really need your help with a question im working on please email me at dlhphillip@gmailcom so that i can send it to you Thanks in advance
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I absolutely never comment on videos but sir I must thank you for being a great teacher I'm in my sophomore year in college and I'm taking accounting 101 and my prof is just horrible at teaching this shit I'm studying for an exam tomorrow and you just explained this in the simplest way I think I might start studying on youtube nowpeople like you Who know how to explain something so efficiently deserve the utmost respect Basically what I'm sayin is your the fucking man you
Comment from : @Donvibezcatch22

Ok Thanks anyway
Comment from : @aqueenwaits

Sorry - I'm not able to do that :(
Comment from : @Tony-Bell

Can we send you an email of our problem and can you offer assistance on how to write a short 1 page memo? I go to school online and am totally lost when it comes to describing my worksheet
Comment from : @aqueenwaits

Common shares are used to represent the Shareholders' Investments in the company They purchase shares to own a piece of the company So when you get to journal entries, when the owner starts the company, they buy shares - DR Cash, CR Common shares
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Comment from : @ernequal

how do you solve for the previous years retained earnings with the following information: the current years retained earnings, decrease in total liabilities, gain on sale of buildings, dividends declared and paid, proceeds from sale of common stock and net income for current year??
Comment from : @lindsaymillar1

I Hope this is the last day because I have a book to return back on today
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Awesome! So glad it's helping!!
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Wuhh I hated accounts but after watching your videos I feel like studying it more & more You made it so simple :) Thanks :D
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