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Important concept Video Number Time stamp
Accounting equation 2 3:54
Accounting firms 5 10:13
Asset 2 1:52
Audit committee 6 6:37
Audit fees 5 11:17
Audit independence 5 10:56
Audit reports 6 5:04
Balance sheet 2 1:25
Balance sheet 8 2:13
Board of directors 5 2:27
Business plan 7 2:50
Capital market 5 5:11
Collateral 7 7:33
Compensation contracts 5 6:40
Compensation contract example 5 8:13
Consumption 1 0:38
Contributed capital 2 12:32
Corporate governance 6 1:33
Corporate governance and board of directors 6 5:26
Corporate governance and capital markets 6 2:30
Corporate governance and independent auditors 6 4:36
Corporate governance and legal liability 6 3:48
Corporate governance and reputation and ethics 6 3:16
Cost of goods sold 7 11:52
Debt capital 7 7:10
Debt contracts 5 1:12
Debt covenants 5 1:53
Debt covenant example 5 6:53
Debt investors 5 0:41
Debt versus equity characteristics 5 1:12
Debt versus equity characteristics 7 3:40
Diversification 1 6:58
Dividends 2 13:40
Dividends 7 14:31
Domestic accounting standards 6 13:44
Earned capital 2 12:56
Equity capital 7 6:45
Equity investors 5 0:55
Executive compensation committee 6 6:18
Expenses 2 10:17
Financial Accounting Standards Board 6 9:45
Financial reporting regulations and standards 6 7:09
Financial statements 1 5:55
Financing activities and cash flows 8 5:12
Financing cash flows 2 7:34
Form 10K and Form 20F 6 8:05
Gone Fishins’ financial statements 8 6:23
How large an investment in assets? 3 5:20
How profitable? 3 4:52
How was cash managed? 3 8:20
How was owner investment managed? 3 10:10
Income statement 2 9:17
Income statement 8 3:30
Income tax expense 7 13:23
Independent auditors 5 9:24
Industry groups 5 4:36
International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) 6 11:36
International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) 6 11:20
Interest 7 7:45
Interest expense 7 13:08
Inventories 7 10:16
Investing activities and cash flows 8 4:59
Investing cash flows 2 6:32
Investment 1 1:40
Investors 7 2:30
Legal liability 5 12:05
Liabilities 2 2:00
Liabilities divided by total assets 3 7:44
Liquidation priority 5 3:22
Mark up 7 12:13
Net earnings 2 11:00
Net income 2 11:00
Net income 7 13:34
Net loss 2 11:00
Net profit 2 11:00
Operating activities and cash flows 8 4:45
Operating assets 7 9:06
Operating cash flows 2 5:25
Operating expenses 7 12:36
Operating, investing and financing and a fruit tree 8 5:24
Operations 7 10:25
Owners’ equity 2 2:08
Producing assets 7 8:28
Professional reputation and ethics 5 11:33
Providers of capital 5 0:07
Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) 6 8:56
Re-invested net income (retained earnings) 7 14:53
Residual right to assets 5 3:33
Return on assets (ROA) 3 6:23
Return on equity (owners’ investment) (ROE) 3 11:26
Revenues 2 9:34
Risk 1 3:05
Risk/return relationship 1 3:31
Roles of financial statements 5 6:14
Sales revenue 7 11:21
Sarbanes-Oxley Act 6 8:40
Securities and Exchange Commission 6 10:00
SEC Acts of 1933 and 1934 6 7:50
Service revenue 7 11:04
Statement of cash flows 2 4:56
Statement of cash flows 8 4:26
Statement of owners’ equity 2 12:15
Statement of owner’s equity 8 3:54
U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Standards 6 9:40
Where are the retained earnings? 7 15:19
Where did the assets come from? 3 7:06
Who owns net income? 7 13:57
Important concept Video Number Time stamp
Accounts 9 01:20
Accounts payable 9 03:52
Accounts receivable 9 02:06
Accrual basis accounting 19 04:23
Accrued payables 9 04:01
Accumulated amortization 16 05:33
Accumulated depreciation 16 03:05
Adjusting entries 11 07:49
Adjusting entries 14 08:49
Amortization 16 05:33
Assets 9 00:28
Balance sheet 9 06:34
Basic accounting equation 9 00:10
Bonds payable 9 04:42
Capital structure 10 04:40
Cash 9 01:55
Cash basis accounting 19 04:45
Closing 14 12:58
Closing dividends to retained earnings 15 07:17
Closing expense accounts 15 04:48
Closing income summary to retained earnings 15 06:35
Closing process 15 00:07
Closing revenue accounts 15 03:48
Common stock 9 05:06
Contra accounts 16 00:03
Contra equity account 17 03:47
Contributed capital 9 05:06
Cost of goods sold 11 01:56
Credit 12 06:52
Current assets 9 01:47
Current liabilities 9 03:38
Debit 12 06:46
Direct method of presentation 20 15:18
Double entry system 10 01:06  
Expanded accounting equation 12 00:56
Four steps of closing 15 02:53
General ledger 13 01:05
Income statement 9 06:50
Income summary account 15 02:55
Indirect method of presentation 20 15:32
Intangible assets 9 02:42
Interpreting changes in accounts receivable 20 03:57
Interpreting changes in accrued payables 20 10:30
Interpreting changes in prepaid expense 20 08:49
Interpreting changes in unearned revenue 20 05:08
 
Intangible assets 16 04:33
Inventory 9 02:15
Journal 12 05:50
Journal entries 12 06:03
Ledger 12 05:37
Liabilities 9 00:33
Long-term investments 9 02:31
Long-term notes payable 9 04:31
Net book value 16 06:49
Net income versus net cash from operating activities 19 04:12
Non-current assets 9 01:47
Non-current liabilities 9 03:43
Non-inventory assets 18 01:12
Other income (loss) account 18 04:34
Owner’s equity 9 00:53
Permanent accounts 15 02:03
Prepaid expenses 9 02:19
Prepare balance sheet 11 10:13
Prepare balance sheet 14 13:17
Prepare balance sheet 15 08:12
Prepare financial statements 14 11:16
Prepare income statement 11 11:40
Prepare income statement 14 11:48
Prepare income statement 15 08:21
Prepare statement of cash flows 11 13:12
Prepare statement of cash flows 14 14:07
Prepare statement of cash flows 15 08:37
Prepare statement of shareholders’ equity 11 12:15
Prepare statement of shareholders’ equity 14 13:51
Prepare statement of shareholders’ equity 15 08:28
Property, plant and equipment 9 02:38
Property, plant and equipment and depreciation 16 01:10
Realized gain on sale account 18 03:33
Realized loss on sale account 18 03:46
Re-arranged accounting equation 12 02:39
Reconcile expenses with operating cash outflows 20 11:06
Reconcile revenues with operating cash inflows 20 06:22
Reconcile net income with net operating cash 20 12:59
Record accounts receivable 18 02:42
Record accounts receivable 19 01:08
Record accrued expense/payable 12 09:59
Record accrued expense/payables 19 01:46
Record accrued income tax expense 11 09:02
Record accrued income tax expense 14 10:30
Record borrowing 10 04:06
Record borrowing 12 08:46
Record borrowing 13 04:48
Record cash receipt on an accounts receivable 19 06:09
Record common stock issuance for cash 10 03:28
Record common stock issuance for cash 12 07:27
Record common stock issuance for cash 13 03:52
Record common stock issuance for cash 17 01:20
Record common stock buy backs for cash 17 02:45
Record depreciation 11 08:06
Record depreciation 14 09:04
Record dividend declaration 11 06:51
Record dividend declaration 12 10:30
Record dividend declaration 14 07:04
Record equipment purchase for cash 12 09:06
Record expenses paid for in cash 11 05:07
Record expenses paid for in cash 14 05:35
Record expiration of prepaid expense 19 06:35
Record interest paid for in cash 11 05:46
Record interest paid for in cash 14 06:05
Record payments on accrued payables 19 06:46
Record payment on a long-term liability 11 06:28
Record payment on a long-term liability 14 06:39
Record performance of services 11 04:10
Record performance of services 14 04:23
Record prepaid expenses 19 01:22
Record provision of service 12 09:30
Record purchase of inventory for cash 10 06:14
Record purchase of inventory for cash 13 06:32
Record purchase of inventory on account 11 02:56
Record purchase of inventory on account 14 03:10
Record purchase of land (PP&E) for cash 11 04:45
Record purchase of land (PP&E) for cash 14 05:02
Record purchase of non-inventory assets 18 01:42
Record purchase of PP&E for cash 10 04:55
Record purchase of PP&E for cash 13 05:28
Record purchase of short-term investments 10 05:34
Record purchase of short-term investment 13 06:00
Record receipt of cash in advance 11 03:37
Record receipt of cash in advance 14 03:56
Record revenue on cash receipts in advance 19 06:21
Record sale of inventory 11 01:15
Record sale of inventory 14 01:35
Record transactions (4 steps) 10 00:35
Record unearned revenues 19 02:22
Retained earnings 9 05:32
Sell assets subject to depreciation or amortization 18 04:55
Sell non-inventory assets 18 03:07
Shareholders’ equity 9 00:37
Short-term investments 9 01:59
Short-term notes payable 9 04:22
Six kinds of accounts 12 01:13
Statement of cash flows 9 07:25
Statement of shareholders’ equity 9 07:12
T-accounts 12 04:40
Temporary accounts 15 01:47
Treasury stock 17 00:05
Treasury stock rights 17 05:44
Unearned revenue 9 04:09
Important concept Video Number Time stamp
Accounts payable 21 11:23
Accounts payable turnover 27 07:48
Accounts receivable 21 05:38
Accounts receivable turnover 27 11:11
Add back of depreciation and amortization 23 06:44
Add back of realized losses 23 07:36
Adjustments for current assets and liabilities 23 09:14
Adjustments in the indirect format 23 05:45
Assets 21 04:27
Asset turnover 26 05:57
Asset turnover 27 10:26
Capital structure 26 00:45
Capital structure leverage 27 01:24
Cash 21 04:56
Cash flows from operating activities 23 01:57
Contributed capital 21 13:00
Contributed capital 24 00:26
Cost of goods sold 22 03:54
Cost of goods sold / sales 27 15:28
Critical success indicators 29 09:12
Current assets 21 04:40
Current liabilities 21 11:03
Current ratio 27 04:39
Depreciation and amortization 22 05:30
Determinants of profit margin 29 05:54
Determinants of asset turnover 29 06:56
Direct format 23 04:33
Dividends 24 02:05
Earned capital 21 13:04
Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) 27 06:52
Earnings per share 22 08:39
Expense control 26 07:05
Financial ratio analysis 28 01:30
Financing activities 23 14:37
Fiscal year 25 00:30
Five basic questions of financial analysis 25 02:15
Goodwill 21 09:57
Gross profit / sales 27 16:24
Home Depot’s cash management 25 05:46
Home Depot’s Liabilities / Shareholders’ equity 25 04:38
Home Depot’s return on assets (ROA) 25 04:00
Home Depot’s return on equity (ROE) 25 13:56
Home Depot’s financing activities 25 10:44
Home Depot’s investing activities 25 09:45
Home Depot’s operating activities 25 07:09  
Home Depot’s statement of cash flows 25 07:04
Home Depot versus Lowe’s 28
Accounts payable turnover 28 11:27
Accounts receivable turnover 28 14:15
Capital structure leverage 28 04:54
Cost of goods sold / sales 28 18:05
Current ratio 28 07:14
Interest coverage 28 10:03
Inventory turnover 28 14:34
Long/short-term debt ratio 28 06:06
Non-current asset turnover 28 15:38
Operating expenses / sales 28 19:38
Profit margin 28 17:12
Quick ratio 28 08:24
Return on assets 28 21:00
Return on equity 28 21:00
Total asset turnover 28 13:06
Home Depot versus Lowe’s 30
Accounts payable turnover 30 10:25
Accounts receivable turnover 30 14:15
Capital structure leverage 30 04:35
Cost of goods sold / sales 30 07:03
Current ratio 30 09:16
Interest coverage 30 10:00
Inventory turnover 30 07:55
Long/short-term debt ratio 30 11:41
Non-current asset turnover 30 07:55
Operating expenses / revenues 30 07:03
Profit margin 30 05:56
Quick ratio 30 09:16
Return on assets 30 04:10
Return on equity 30 03:36
Total asset turnover 30 06:13
How did Home Depot manage owner investment? 25 12:52
How large an investment in assets? 25 03:31
How profitable? 25 02:38
Income tax expense 22 07:45
Indirect format 23 05:05
Indirect format of the operating section 25 08:12
Intangible assets 21 09:48
Interest coverage 27 06:28
Interest expense (net) 28 03:33
Inventory 21 05:57
Inventory turnover 27 12:08
Investing activities 23 13:03
Leverage 26 00:58
Leverage example 26 02:05
Long/short term debt 27 02:51
Long/short-term debt ratio 29 08:41
Long-term investments 21 08:01
Long-term liabilities 21 13:20
Lower-of-cost-or-market rule 21 06:28
Mark up over cost 27 16:10
Multiplier 29 02:54
Net cash provided by operating activities 23 04:16
Net cash used by financing activities 23 16:05
Net cash used by investing activities 23 13:59
Net income 22 08:21
Net income 24 01:52
Net income before taxes 22 07:27
Net operating income 22 06:43
Non-current asset turnover 27 13:14
Non-operating items 22 01:43
Operating expenses 22 03:48
Operating expenses / revenues 27 16:45
Operating items 22 01:32
Other expenses / revenues 27 16:45
Other revenues and expenses 22 07:04
Prepaid expenses 21 07:21
Profit margin 27 15:00
Profit margin X asset turnover 29 04:49
Property, plant & equipment 21 09:01
Quick ratio 27 05:32
Retained earnings 21 13:04
Retained earnings (earned capital) 24 00:35
Return on assets 26 07:47
Return on assets 27 18:16
Return on assets (ROA) X Capital structure leverage 29 01:55
Return on equity 26 08:00
Return on equity 27 19:02
Return on equity (ROE) analysis worksheet 30 01:25
Return on equity (ROE) model 29 00:37
Sales revenue 22 03:07
Service revenue 22 02:47
Shareholders’ equity 21 12:53
Short-term investments 21 05:09
Solvency 26 05:03
Solvency ratios (tradeoffs) 29 07:49
Stock issuances 24 02:28
Stock repurchases 24 02:37
Subtraction of realized gains 23 08:05
Taxable income 22 07:50
Total asset turnover 27 10:26
Treasury stock 24 02:45
Unearned revenues 21 11:53
Where did the assets come from? 25 04:15
Important Concepts (Listed in alphabetical order) Time Stamp
Annuity Due 08:03
Compound Interest 01:38
Future Value of a Cash Flow 02:33
Interest Rate 00:40
Internal Rate of Return 24:54
Ordinary Annuity 07:53
Present Value of a Cash Flow 12:03
Single Sum Cash Flow 02:33
Time Period 01:15
Time Value of Money 00:00
Important concept Video Number Time stamp
Accounting for bond investments 44 02:55
Accounting for bond liabilities 41 15:09
Accounting for bonds: an example 41 16:06
Accounting for common stock 43 09:50
Accounting for environmental clean-up 40 15:28
Accounting for general accrued liabilities 40 14:26
Accounting for lawsuits 40 15:12
Accounting for preferred stock 43 06:22
Accounting for provisions 40 21:54
Accounting for restructuring accruals 40 16:15
Accounting for retirement costs 40 15:55
Accounting for stock options 43 20:56
Accounting for treasury stock 43 14:44
Accounting for warranties 40 14:49
Accumulated other comprehensive income (AOCI) 44 14:30
Altman’s z-score 31 14:40
Amazon Analysis 44 20:40
Amazon balance sheet 44 20:47
Amazon footnote 1. Investments 44 15:08
Amazon footnote 2. Marketable Securities 44 21:09
Amazon income statement 44 01:28
Amazon level 1, 2, and 3 fair value disclosures 44 23:26
Amazon marketable securities 44 00:17
Amazon shareholders’ equity (AOCI) 44 22:34
Amazon statement of cash flows (investing) 44 00:37
Amortization of bond discount 41 19:30
Amortizing a bond investment 44 08:30
Available-for-sale classification 44 12:06
Black-Scholes stock option valuation model 43 20:35
Bond cash flow 41 04:26
Bond investment example 44 16:58
Bond issuances 41 00:40
Bond liability redemptions 41 23:54
Bond market rates of return 41 21:13
Bond market rates of return 44 10:09
Bond price 41 03:56
Bonds purchased at a premium 44 07:50
Bond terms 41 02:23
Bond yield 41 10:44
Call provisions 41 03:45
Capital lease accounting 42 01:52
Capital lease accounting: an example 42 17:15
Classifying bond investments 44 11:24
Classification 31 05:02
Collateral 41 03:45
Compute the effective interest rates 42 08:02
Compute effective interest rates 44 04:12
Contingencies 40 07:51
Contingency accounting options 40 10:44
Contingency framework 40 11:45
Contingent gain accrual entry 40 11:26
Contingent gains and conservatism 40 12:36
Coupon interest rate 41 03:18
Contingent liabilities under IFRS 40 07:29
Contingent loss accrual entry 40 11:14
Covenants 41 03:45
Credit rating agencies 41 12:21
Criteria for operating/capital lease accounting 42 03:48
Current assets 31 07:14
Current classification 31 06:48
Current liabilities 31 09:03
Current operating cycle 31 07:36
Debt versus equity 43 02:39
Determinable liabilities 40 05:32
Disclosure 31 00:54
Disclose bond liability market values 41 23:25
Discount on bond payable 41 17:02
Do stock dividends and splits have economic value? 43 25:51
Effective interest method 41 15:24
Effective interest method 42 06:48
Effective interest method 44 03:43
Face value 40 06:12
Face value 41 02:40
Footnotes to the financial statements 31 02:26
General financial analysis 31 11:39
General Motors analysis 41 25:10
GM balance sheets 41 24:32
GM Footnote 12. Long-term debt 41 30:50
GM income statements 41 26:28
GM statement of cash flows (financing section) 41 30:01
GM statement of cash flows (operating section) 41 28:10
Generic shareholders’ equity section 43 05:42
Held to maturity classification 44 12:22
Home Depot analysis 42 12:01
Footnote 3. Long-term debt 42 14:23
Footnote 5. Property and leases 42 13:21
Footnote 5 (Continued) 42 14:47
Home Depot income statement 42 12:27
Home Depot balance sheet (assets) 42 13:04
Home Depot balance sheet (liabilities) 42 14:13
Why is operating lease accounting preferred? 42 15:35
Home Depot vs. Lowe’s – effect of new standard 42 21:03
IFRS adjustment to provisions 40 23:07
Lessee 42 00:30
Lessor 42 00:30
Liabilities 40 00:50
Liability categories 40 05:23
Market value method (trading securities) 44 13:08
Materiality 31 01:16
Maturity 41 02:59
Maximum possible bond price 41 06:40
New lease accounting standard 42 18:35
Objectivity 31 01:24
Operating lease accounting 42 00:48
Operating versus capital lease accounting 42 05:30
Panera analysis 43 27:39
Consolidated statement of comprehensive income 43 33:38
Issuance of common stock 43 29:17
Other comprehensive income 43 33:02
Repurchase of common stock 43 31:43
Statement of shareholders’ equity 43 28:09
Stock-based compensation 43 30:32
Tax benefit from exercise of stock options 43 35:07
Panera contributed capital 43 02:20
Panera earned capital 43 02:27
Panera shareholders’ equity 43 01:35
Preferred stock par value 43 07:45
Preferred stock: a hybrid security 43 08:00
Provisions 40 21:07
Realized gains 44 17:30
Realized losses 44 18:06
Relevance 31 01:08
Required rates of return 41 08:50
Retiring treasury stock 43 16:56
Riskless rate of interest 41 05:22
Risk premium 41 09:06
Spread 41 14:19
Stated interest rate 41 03:18
Stock dividends 43 24:45
Stock option compensation expense 43 22:19
Stock option grant date 43 18:42
Stock options 43 18:05
Stock splits 43 25:10
Tax deductibility of interest 40 04:56
Trading security classification 44 11:45
Treasury stock 43 12:28
Unrealized gains 44 19:58
Unrealized losses 44 19:06
Use of current classification 31
Bankruptcy prediction models 31 14:28
Debt covenants 31 13:15
Establish credit ratings 31 12:25
General financial analysis 31 11:39
Valuation 31 03:31
Volkswagen IFRS-based balance sheet 40 03:15
Volkswagen analysis 40 17:29
Audit report 40 17:40
Footnote 6. Other Operating Expenses 40 19:31
Footnote 30. Other provisions 40 23:34
Income statement 40 17:59
Other provisions 40 21:37
Change in provisions add back 40 23:08
Statement of cash flows 40 27:35
Where to disclose 31 01:54
Why distinguish debt from equity? 43 03:49
Why buy back common stock? 43 13:01
Working capital 31 09:28
Important concept Video Number Time stamp
Accounting for bad debts: an illustration 32 11:25
Accounting for manufacturing costs: example 34 05:21
Accounts receivable creation 32 02:43
Accounts receivable recovery 32 21:00
Accounts receivable write offs 32 19:43
Accumulated other comprehensive income (AOCI) 36 03:32
Acquiring inventory 33 10:55
Aging of receivables 32 07:42
Allowance for bad debts – creation 32 16:06
Allowance for credit losses (Caterpillar) 32 05:10
Allowance for uncollectibles under % credit sales 32 10:45
Allowance for uncollectibles under aging 32 08:40
Amazon: fair value accounting example 36 15:31
Asset purchases under different valuation models 36 02:21
Asset sales under different valuation models 36 06:04
Attaching values to financial statement accounts 36 00:33
Available-for-sale securities 36 14:57
Average cost flow assumption 35 08:11
Bad debt amounts (Selected companies) 32 06:04
Bad debts 32 04:41
Barnes & Noble balance sheet (shareholder’s equity) 36   04:00
Barnes & Noble footnote: Inventories 36 11:02
Barnes & Noble footnote: PP&E 36 11:45
Capitalized inventory cost 34 02:30
Carrying inventory 33 12:27
Caterpillar balance sheet assets 33 02:54
Caterpillar financial services: an analysis 32 23:07
Allowance for credit losses (activity) 32 26:02
Asset section of balance sheet 32 23:17
Caterpillar Note 3 (Finance receivables) 32 23:41
Income statement 32 24:05
Provision for credit losses 32 24:15
Statement of cash flows (operating section) 32 24:42
Caterpillar: Footnote D. Inventories 33 20:10
Caterpillar income statement 33 03:12
Caterpillar Manufacturing: an analysis 34 09:36
Balance sheet (asset section) 34 09:42
Income statement 34 09:57
Footnote 7: Inventories 34 10:10
Caterpillar statement of cash flows (operating) 33 03:44
Comparisons across the three flow assumptions 35 10:31
Conservatism principle 33 17:44
Cost flow assumption 35 02:46
Cost flow assumptions and inventory cost allocation 35 09:45
Cost flow assumptions tradeoffs 35 15:12
Costs to attach to inventories 34 01:35
Counterbalancing effects 33 07:13
Deere& Company analysis 35 18:51
Balance sheet (asset section) 35 18:57
Effective income tax rate 35 19:44
Footnote 15. Inventories 35 20:20
Income statement 35 19:13
LIFO liquidation 35 20:55
LIFO reserve 35 21:50
LIFO reserve: uses 35 22:33
LIFO versus FIFO: estimating income differences 35 22:37
Switching LIFO to FIFO: income and tax effects 35 25:13
Direct labor 34 04:35
Earnings behavior across different valuation models 36 09:00
Estimating bad debts 32 07:04
Fair value accounting 36 14:37
Finance receivables 32 01:04
Financial accounting versus tax accounting 35 01:16
Finished goods subsidiary ledger 34 04:07
First-in, first out (FIFO) cost flow assumption 35 09:03
Historical cost model 36 10:35
Holding gains under different valuation models 36 02:43
Holding losses under different valuation models 36 04:36
Impairment recoveries under IFRS 36 13:46
Impairment write downs 36 11:26
Impairment write downs: US GAAP vs IFRS 36 13:24
Income tax effects of cost flow assumptions 35 14:13
Input cost inflation/deflation effects 35 10:54
Inventory accounting and net income 33 04:32
Inventory accounting: four major issues 33 09:16
Inventory accounting (manufacturers) 34 03:57
Inventory cost flow assumption 33 15:40
Last-in, first-out (LIFO) cost flow assumption 35 06:54
Lifetime earnings across different valuation models 36 08:45
LIFO and IFRS 35 12:59
LIFO conformity rule 35 13:17
LIFO disadvantages 35 17:10
LIFO liquidation 35 18:03
Lower-of-cost-or-market 36 10:49
Lower-of-cost-or market rule 33 17:31
Merchandise inventory 33 00:23
Nordstrum balance sheet (asset section) 34 03:30
Overhead 34 04:35
Percent of credit sales 32 09:38
Perpetual method 33 12:37
Raw materials subsidiary ledger 34 04:07
Realized gains 36 06:13
Retail inventory accounting: a simple example 34 02:19
Revenue recognition principles 32 01:53
Subsidiary ledgers 32 12:52
Summary of bad debt accounting 32 21:56
Target balance sheet assets 33 01:00
Target: Footnote 12. Inventory 33 19:36
Target income statement 33 01:21
Target statement of cash flows (operating section) 33 01:48
Taxable income 35 01:51
Uncollectible receivables 32 04:41
Unearned revenue 32 02:20
Units to include in inventory 34 01:27
Volkswagen: impairment recovery example 36 14:04
Work in process (WIP) subsidiary leader 34 04:07
Yahoo: goodwill write down example 36 12:19
Important concept Video Number Time stamp
3M analysis
Acquired intangible assets 39 24:32
Balance sheet (asset section) 39 02:46
Capitalized interest 39 09:06
Construction in process 39 09:25
Depreciation/amortization methods 39 17:57
Property, plant & equipment 39 03:07
Research and development 39 01:44
Restructuring actions 39 20:52
Statement of cash flows (depr/amrt add back) 39 17:33
Statement of cash flows (investing section) 39 08:06
Accounting for long-lived assets (key issues) 39 05:38
Accounting for purchases of 100% equity 38 10:38
Accounting for purchases of 50% – 99% equity 38 19:34
Accounting for real estate 39 23:46
Acquisition of long-lived assets 39 07:01
AT&T balance sheet (asset section) 39 04:25
Betterments 39 10:17
Capitalized costs 39 07:02
Capitalized interest 39 08:30
Cisco balance sheet (asset section) 39 05:10
Companies where long-lived assets are important 39 02:35
Consolidated financial statements 38 00:50
Control equity investments 37 04:20
Control equity investments 38 00:42
Cost allocation (depreciation and amortization) 39 11:20
Depreciation/amortization methods: example 39 12:28
Accelerated 39 14:00
Activity method 39 14:32
Comparing methods 39 15:16
Straight-line 39 12:53
Depreciation base 39 13:50
Depletion 39 17:13
Disposal of long-lived assets 39 25:20
Due Diligence 38 01:57
Due diligence outcome 38 09:33
Individual value assessment 38 02:12
Combined entity value 38 08:17
Fair value assessment (individual assets and liab) 38 05:00
Firm valuation 38 08:41
Target balance sheet 38 03:18
Liquidation value 38 07:06  
Equity income 37 10:25
Equity loss 37 11:01
Equity method 37 08:24
Equity method: an example 37 08:58
Fixed assets 39 00:28
Goodwill account creation 38 11:39
Goodwill definition 38 01:15
Goodwill impairment 38 12:48
Home Depot balance sheet (asset section) 39 04:56
Impairments of long-lived assets 39 19:09
Impairments under US GAAP vs IFRS 39 23:02
Intangible assets 39 00:33
Intangible assets – cost allocation 39 23:59
Investments in equity securities (categories) 37 00:48
Level of influence 37 02:52
Long-lived assets: definition 39 00:16
Maintenance costs 39 10:30
Market value accounting 37 04:58
Market value accounting: an example 37 05:17
Natural resource cost allocation 39 17:13
No influence equity investments 37 03:11
Non-controlling (minority) interest 38 20:43
Post acquisition expenditures 39 10:09
Purchase method 38 00:52
Realized gains 37 05:48
Realized losses 37 06:06
Research and development costs 39 01:14
Restructuring expense 39 20:42
Retirement of long-lived assets 39 26:29
Rights of equity 37 00:10
Sale/trade-in of long-lived asset 39 26:45
Significant influence equity investments 37 03:50
Unrealized gains 37 07:05
Unrealized losses 37 07:45
Walt Disney: an analysis 37 11:23
Balance sheet (asset section) 37 11:51
Footnote 5. Investments 37 12:07
Income statement 37 13:05
Statement of cash flows 37 14:06
Yahoo: an analysis 38 13:50
Balance sheet (asset section) 38 14:06
Footnote 4. Acquisitions (Polyvore) 38 15:00
Goodwill impairments (Tumblr) 38 16:43
Income statement 38 18:28
Statement of cash flows (Operating section) 38 18:47
Statement of shareholders’ equity 38 21:59