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Introduction to Accounting

This level deals with Basic Accounting and includes:

• Ledgers and Journals
• Period End Adjustments
• Financial Statements and Supporting Schedules

To begin, run the following presentation and print the textbook.  Once you have reviewed that material you are ready to start learning.

• Start by using the "Save As" option to save both of the following files to your Desktop:
  
  Introduction to Accounting Presentation
  
  PowerPoint Viewer
  
  When done, click the Introduction to Accounting icon on your Desktop and review the presentation.
  

• When you are comfortable with the PowerPoint Presentation, click the following link to print the textbook:
  
  Print the Introduction to Accounting Textbook

Introduction to Accounting includes the following 6 sections:

1. Basic Bookkeeping
2. Period End Adjustments
3. Worksheets and Closing Entries
4. Financial Statements and Closing Entries
5. Perpetual Inventory Journal Entries
6. Special Journals

You must completely understand each step before moving on.

If you have Microsoft Excel, you can learn the material from the following workbooks.

NOTE: For the Macros to work you must "Enable this content" for the "Options" button of the Security Warning as shown below:

1. Module 1-Exercises
2. Module 2-Exercises
3. Module 3-Exercises
4. Module 4A-Special Journals PowerPoint Presentation
5. Module 4B-Special Journal Entry Decisions
6. Module 4C-Exercises
7. Module 5A-Period End Adjustments
8. Module 5B-Exercises
9. Module 6-Exercises
10. Module 7-Exercises
11. Module 8A-Exam Preparation Procedures
12. Module 8B-Procedures Quick Reference
13. Module 8C-Exercises
14. Exam Preparation 1
15. Exam Preparation 2
16. Exam Preparation 3

All material is available on this site at no cost.

To pass each level the student must write an examination, provided by the association, to the student, through a proctor. The cost of writing each exam is $100.